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By dallysingh101 · Posted
I'm pretty sure they are doing sukha and/or a bunch of other stuff with it already. You know the clubbing scene. The bhangra thing is a Panjabi equivalent, especially in Canada (it was like that in the UK too 80s onwards, but has calmed down lately). How much drug dealing revolves around the clubbing scene..... -
By GurjantGnostic · Posted
They could at least be doing Bhang with Bhangara not all this other garbage and dance in more appropriate settings. -
By GurjantGnostic · Posted
I think a lot of these social visionaries or whatever you want to call them were almost destined to fail since they didn't even know what Yugh it is. If you think people are Satyugi, you don't Kalyugi proof your processes. Another crippling mindset is that we are progressing from the stone age through a process of evolution. Due to our recovery relative to the last apocolypse we think were getting better. Here's the cliff notes for animal farm. -
By dallysingh101 · Posted
Jut culture (which spread throughout Panjabi culture) has this clownish, egotistical, hedonistic partying, hyperbolic quality within it. A lot of reserved females would be repulsed with that, and would be attracted to more sober, less exuberant social interactions. So it doesn't surprise me that they jump ship. On the flipside, a lot of 'religious' people in our samaaj have this narrow minded, boring, rigid quality which would be off-putting for those attracted to 'raunack' and ostentation. What you posted about the park is likely just the beginning. Soon more and more people will be rejecting the ostentatious materialism, and cringe worthy oafishness too many apnay blokes exhibit. And so this will drive certain females to other communities. Happened here. And I know it happens in Canada too. -
By dallysingh101 · Posted
I think well intentioned (as someone said earlier) is the truth. Like all attempts to create a more fair society, human nature has a tendency to corrupt it. Read Orwell's Animal Farm to see how. We've had a similar thing. Look at how SGPC/Akali Dal have become a casteist corrupt group now. One thing people forgot to factor in (or more likely weren't aware of then) was sociopathy. Once something starts looking promising, and gains momentum and resources, these guys naturally gravitate towards it and worm their way in to high positions. They don't have any idealistic/higher notions themselves, so they end up corrupting the whole organisation, getting like-minded or sycophantic people in other positions of power.
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