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On 10/14/2025 at 11:44 AM, caveman said:

You mention Hazoor sahib.

You are shameful for spouting your own BS made up <banned word filter activated>. 

For a Sikh to consume beef ...might as well shave your kesh off and hand it to a sul a

 

1) You've read many Sikh authors, but not Guru Gobind Singh Ji's 52 Hukams? "Kaurha bachan nahi kahinaa" ("NEVER utter a bitter statement") did not stop you from using racist words for Muslims, calling me "Shameful" and swearing?

2) Show me where the Gurus said I cannot eat beef Only a quote from the Gurus in Adi or Dasam Granth pls - if you can't find one that ta-da, have a nice day ;)

3) Why come onto a Sikhi forum and name yourself Caveman? Everyone's username here has Singh, Kaur or something cool like "iPledgeBlue" cos it's Khalsa rang, but you're sounding like Fred Flintstone took Amrit or something 😂. Shoulda just called yourself "Khalsa Croods" instead 😂😂😂😂

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On 10/15/2025 at 3:36 PM, VSinghz7 said:

 I asked Baba Kalwant Singh Ji (Jathedar of Hazur Sahib) if there is any restriciton on meat - he said "Sirf kuthha maas khaa nhi sakta - ohnu binna koi vi maas tikhe aa". When i asked about beef, he said this is fine

Hell no. I know plenty of Hazoori Singhs who live there, none eat beef only jhatka of chicken goat and wild boar. Because the rehit they have you can't consume beef. That's khalsa myadha from day 1 same as Nihang singhs 

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On 10/15/2025 at 4:29 PM, VSinghz7 said:

1) You've read many Sikh authors, but not Guru Gobind Singh Ji's 52 Hukams? "Kaurha bachan nahi kahinaa" ("NEVER utter a bitter statement") did not stop you from using racist words for Muslims, calling me "Shameful" and swearing?

2) Show me where the Gurus said I cannot eat beef Only a quote from the Gurus in Adi or Dasam Granth pls - if you can't find one that ta-da, have a nice day ;)

3) Why come onto a Sikhi forum and name yourself Caveman? Everyone's username here has Singh, Kaur or something cool like "iPledgeBlue" cos it's Khalsa rang, but you're sounding like Fred Flintstone took Amrit or something 😂. Shoulda just called yourself "Khalsa Croods" instead 😂😂😂😂

Uggardanti section speaks about protection of the cow. You clearly haven't read dasam bani as you showed how clueless you are. 

You want to wear bana and eat beef? Malech Mughal khalsa is what u r.

Please wear bana ask baba joga Singh head of trna dal shaheedi misl, that u consume beef and any other jathedar. They will strip u off ur bana moo kala karke 

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On 10/14/2025 at 1:56 PM, caveman said:

Dhan dhan baba pala singh mastana ji bhamgyani. Looked after over 10k stray cattle and di their Seva till his last breath. Yet the likes of you vsingh eating beef. 

You know nothing about sikhi. Namdharis sacrificed their lifes when a beef butcherkhana opened and carrion was dropped into the prkarma of Sri Harimandir sahib 

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On 10/15/2025 at 4:29 PM, VSinghz7 said:

1) You've read many Sikh authors, but not Guru Gobind Singh Ji's 52 Hukams? "Kaurha bachan nahi kahinaa" ("NEVER utter a bitter statement") did not stop you from using racist words for Muslims, calling me "Shameful" and swearing?

2) Show me where the Gurus said I cannot eat beef Only a quote from the Gurus in Adi or Dasam Granth pls - if you can't find one that ta-da, have a nice day ;)

3) Why come onto a Sikhi forum and name yourself Caveman? Everyone's username here has Singh, Kaur or something cool like "iPledgeBlue" cos it's Khalsa rang, but you're sounding like Fred Flintstone took Amrit or something 😂. Shoulda just called yourself "Khalsa Croods" instead 😂😂😂😂

I was here when u were in your diapers mate. 2005. Twenty years. Tu kal da jwak. 

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On 10/23/2025 at 4:30 PM, caveman said:

Dhan dhan baba pala singh mastana ji bhamgyani. Looked after over 10k stray cattle and di their Seva till his last breath. Yet the likes of you vsingh eating beef. 

You know nothing about sikhi. Namdharis sacrificed their lifes when a beef butcherkhana opened and carrion was dropped into the prkarma of Sri Harimandir sahib 

Flintstone Saab, can't you type in one message? Or must you drop the full Godfather trilogy with every response, minimum 3 responses?

1) They don't jhatka cows at Hazur Sahib because it's in a country called "India", in a state called "Maharashtra" - and beef is strictly illegal there

2) I said a quote from Adi/Dasam Granth saying "you can't eat beef" - "protection of cows" could be Maharaj talking about defending them for Hindus, same reason we do Aarti-Aarta. If u reference a quote, u gotta say the context of the verse. Otherwise there are verses in SGGS Ji which seemingly tell you to convert to Islam; of course that's not what Maharaj is saying but without context many quotes from Baani seem misleading

3) Why does 90% of your "evidence" come from living people, like "the head of Taruna Dal" or "Baba Pala Singh" - very rarely (like less than 10%) of it is from the Gurus' direct words. Do you realise that these people are humans with flaws/bias? Maharaj ended the line of human Gurus for a reason

4) Funnily enough, even Budha Dal's maryada in the Sundar gutka does not ban beef. If individual Akaalis taboo it, that doesn't mean it's the actual hukam lol

5) You mention Naamdharis guarding cows but they are also vegetarians who do not carry a kirpan and say Guru Granth Sahib Ji is not a Guru - using them as an example is funny 😂
 

6) Bro who uses "diapers" and "mate" in the same sentence? 😂 Man really tried sounding like Andrew Tate with the British/American accent mix

7) So you're about 30 years old and still beefing strangers online? Brooooo where's your MOTHER, did Aunty Ji never shout you away from ur keyboard? "Oy Flentstone puttar, thalle aa hun, roti ban gyi!!!!"

8 ) Wait since you're some Uncle, how do you balance work life with ur keyboard warrior shift? Or do u just sit vailah at home, like unemployed? SERIOUS QUESTION: Is your account rank on this forum the only thing on your CV ?😂😂😂 

9) Can you imagine Maharaj condoning you calling me names like "mughal"? You keep reading about these "heads of Taruna Dal" but you need to google "Guru Nanak Dev Ji's teachings on kindness and anger" instead - you're basically trying to solve degree level maths equations when you can't even understand "1 + 1 = 2" 

(prediction - I bet he's gonna respond debating one little detail of this post like my joke about accents, but fully miss the bigger picture, or get upset again. He also will likely reference another "sant" or author, or pull a random quote completely out of context😂)

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On 10/23/2025 at 4:27 PM, caveman said:

You want to wear bana and eat beef? Malech Mughal khalsa is what u r.

 

Uncle, realistically are you gonna challenge it in real life? I could fully jhatka and eat a steak wearing Bana bilkul tere samne but on God you could do nothing about that 😂

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