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1 hour ago, Big_Tera said:

As I said many of these mughal monuments, structures and mosques were built by the Hindus who were forced to build them. Why should we preserve things like this. The kutub minar was built using stones from hindu mandirs. yet people love these places. I do not know why. They should be tore down and demolished. 

at what cut off point do you propose ? before the mandirs there were stupas before that some other faith's shrines.

If you remove the mughal buildings you also remove the markers of our history too e.g. red fort -sikh fateh diwas , these buildings may not mean much to you but they are part of our landscape too ...another is the prison where Guru Teg Bahadur was kept , maybe that would be up for demolition?

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12 hours ago, Big_Tera said:

As I said many of these mughal monuments, structures and mosques were built by the Hindus who were forced to build them. Why should we preserve things like this. The kutub minar was built using stones from hindu mandirs. yet people love these places. I do not know why. They should be tore down and demolished. 

Tore down and then demolished or demolished and then tore down? ? Bandar dals newest recruit Big_Tera.

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1 hour ago, Big_Tera said:

Ite obviously about picking and chosinh the right ones. For instance we tore down the cathederal tower near harmandar saihib that the british built. Should we have left that standing? So we can rejoice in it?

but wasn't that built by destroying bungas built by misls?

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