Shame On Western Sikhs Who Daily Fight Inside Gurudwaras

[hrman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT1kMlcCYb4

[hrman]

Why not open WWE schools inside Gurudwaras ?

Khalistan seems most stupid and horrible idea to me .

pure disgrace to guru panth... sharam karo kujh ,tusi aah dasde o baharle goreya nu sikhi barey ? lahnatt aa.

[Jonny101]

Just wondering op, but why would you bring in an unrelated issue of Khalistan in this which has absolutely nothing to do with the temple fights? Surely Sikh ruled Khalistan would not be a more "horrible idea" than the disasters that is currently Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan.

[Guest Jacfsing2]

Hrman most Gurdwaras in the west aren't like this, also nobody even mentioned Khalistan, (did any of these videos even mention Khalistan?) An example is in most Gurdwaras it's the Punj Pyare who are above the committee; however, this Gurdwara could be the opposite. As long as the Punj Pyare are given second importance there will be these fights. (Fights never happened in the gurdwaras I've been to). Also the ones fighting are actually the first to go to the Christian societies and bow at their feet, (over politically correctness).

[ms514]

VAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA, VAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

The old Punjabi saying comes to mind:

Doubh Kae Mar Jaao!

[JagsawSingh]

Khalistan seems most stupid and horrible idea to me .

What a muppet. Secular non-khalistanis fight in the gurdwara and this India loving simpleton called hrman comes along and tries to pin it on 'khalistanis'

Anyway, some serious fighting going on those videos. I'm pretty shocked by the intensity of these Amrika wale Singhs and Kaurs. We never see fights of that calibre in UK Gurdwaras.

Some serious lessons to learn here but the one that sticks out most of all is how, once again, it has been shown just how blunt the kirpans are and how they thus defeat their very object. The object, as prescribed by our 10th master, is to be able to defend the weak. But, once again, we can see how the average kirpan is actually way more blunt and able to cause slightly less damage than a childrens' plastic toy sword available for 99 pennies at the 99p store. There's one man swinging it wildly onto people's bodies, esecially one lady's hand, and at the end of it the lady ends up with a very very slight scratch on the hand. I mean a scratch so small she'll have to tell you its an injury before you know it is one. There's a real pattern developing here. First we had that mad free for all sword fight at the Golden Temple a few years ago that made international news. At the end of that sword fight, where all the Singhs were swinging open talwars at each other, just one person got slightly injured and that was a slight bruise rather than a cut the swords were so blunt. And then you had the Siinghs and Kaurs that tried to finish off general Brar on his visit to Central London a few years ago, They got him....they cornered him....they got him down and then they tried to cut his throat with their kirpans. The kirpans however, we so blunt that Brar ended up with nothing more than a slight shaving injury on his chin.

[dallysingh101]

They should keep that kind of behaviour where it belongs, outside of bars and pubs at closing time.

[Cisco_Singh]

What a muppet. Secular non-khalistanis fight in the gurdwara and this India loving simpleton called hrman comes along and tries to pin it on 'khalistanis'

Anyway, some serious fighting going on those videos. I'm pretty shocked by the intensity of these Amrika wale Singhs and Kaurs. We never see fights of that calibre in UK Gurdwaras.

Some serious lessons to learn here but the one that sticks out most of all is how, once again, it has been shown just how blunt the kirpans are and how they thus defeat their very object. The object, as prescribed by our 10th master, is to be able to defend the weak. But, once again, we can see how the average kirpan is actually way more blunt and able to cause slightly less damage than a childrens' plastic toy sword available for 99 pennies at the 99p store. There's one man swinging it wildly onto people's bodies, esecially one lady's hand, and at the end of it the lady ends up with a very very slight scratch on the hand. I mean a scratch so small she'll have to tell you its an injury before you know it is one. There's a real pattern developing here. First we had that mad free for all sword fight at the Golden Temple a few years ago that made international news. At the end of that sword fight, where all the Singhs were swinging open talwars at each other, just one person got slightly injured and that was a slight bruise rather than a cut the swords were so blunt. And then you had the Siinghs and Kaurs that tried to finish off general Brar on his visit to Central London a few years ago, They got him....they cornered him....they got him down and then they tried to cut his throat with their kirpans. The kirpans however, we so blunt that Brar ended up with nothing more than a slight shaving injury on his chin.

There is a lot of truth in this, from a warrior kaum that held shastar and knowledge of their usage in high esteem , we have turned the very shastar into symbolic heirlooms. Blunt kirpans that are strictly forbidden to ever be removed from their sheaths.. Even worse kirpans substituted for wearing a blunt metal kirpan cutout on a black thread around ones neck as a substitute...

The 10th Master worshipped weapons as his peers, there is no greater respect of shastar then learning how to utilise them and understand the science if their usage. This is true shastar pooja.

A bunch of fat overweight individuals with blunt kirpans only useful for spreading butter on toast is not the Khalsa Fauj the 10th master created.

[MisterrSingh]

Anyone seen Kill Bill Vol 1? There's some "shashtar puja" going on in that film (the subplot of Hattori Hanzo, the master sword maker) in a way I never expected a mainstream Hollywood film to ever explore. I never truly understood why there's almost an awed reverence for weapons in Sikhi, but genuinely, after watching Kill Bill many, many years ago, it seems warrior races (like the Japanese) do consider them almost as if they were living things, more than just pieces of metal.

[Not2Cool2Argue]

Personally im glad the swords are blunt. If they are just going to be used for decorations or against sikhs,they should be blunt. I would not want murder cases happening every six months in our community because every six months or so theres a gurudwara fight. Those are shameful enough. Also it might create permanent divisions if there was a murder at a gurudwara fight n the old punjabi blood for blood and family enemities might come to the west.

Its strange how some things like swords becoming blunt and larivaar saroops being replaced have happened when wronguse and beadbi became common. I wonder if the former caused the latter or its just a lucky correlation.