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Sikhs are the only so called indian's or people from indian subcontinent that don't put up with crap and are willing to fight like lions thanks to our guru's teachings to take no crap from non-sikh offenders/aggressors.

Constantly walking on egg shell days are over its smack down lay the sikh law down time.

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43 minutes ago, genie said:

Sikhs are the only so called indian's or people from indian subcontinent that don't put up with crap and are willing to fight like lions thanks to our guru's teachings to take no crap from non-sikh offenders/aggressors.

Constantly walking on egg shell days are over its smack down lay the sikh law down time.

I only wish. I think some of our people's self-image is so detached from ground level realities these days it seems insane.

But we'll work towards it. 

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5 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

That's very perceptive of you. It's this attitude that has given Indians the docile, cowardly, sycophantic reputation they have. Our Gurus went overboard to try and knock this out of SIkhs but you still see this characteristic amongst apnay - even Amritdharis - who are meant to be warriors. It's like we are slowly defaulting to our Hindu ancestry, but under the external roop of Sikhi. And Guru ji even clearly warned us about this by putting a tiger skin on a khota. 

This.

The point of all that shastar talk and the bloody fights (some with the Mughals some with demons) is to build up the courage to get up off your sofa (or manja) and fight.

5 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

You got to respect kalaay. Look at how they reacted when one of theirs from E.London got shot under dubious circumstances by the polis. They rapidly set up nationwide riots that had the majority of goray shyting bricks, and made the soors think twice about trying something like that again

Power is not holding a gun to every person in the country. Power is based on making everyone in the country consider the consequences of their actions. This is how police forces enforce the law. They do not have one policeman per civilian following him around.

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12 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

You got to respect kalaay. Look at how they reacted when one of theirs from E.London got shot under dubious circumstances by the polis. They rapidly set up nationwide riots that had the majority of goray shyting bricks, and made the soors think twice about trying something like that again. 

This shows right here what this poster is about.  This guy wants to encourage Sikhs to loot, set on fire shops and homes of innocent people.  There is no honor in what the black people did in 2011.  In fact this is a coward act.  The sikh Gurus and Gursikhs never attacked or encouraged the attack of innocent people. Yet this week little boy has respect for black people who did exactly this.  Again folks this guy is no friend to the Sikhs.  I wouldn't be surprised if this guy is some sort of government agent trying to influence Sikhs to commit violence and then get them arrested.   

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@dallysingh101 is a fake.  Be careful having any private conversation with this guy.  Hes most likely reporting Singhs to the government.   This guy has been on Sikh forums for couple of decades.  He provokes members to be violent and verbally abusive.   This guy is not panthic.  He uses panthic platforms to get Singhs arrested.  This guy is a rat.  Any team member of juggy johal must stay away from this government agent.   

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3 hours ago, Akalifauj said:

@dallysingh101 is a fake.  Be careful having any private conversation with this guy.  Hes most likely reporting Singhs to the government.   This guy has been on Sikh forums for couple of decades.  He provokes members to be violent and verbally abusive.   This guy is not panthic.  He uses panthic platforms to get Singhs arrested.  This guy is a rat.  Any team member of juggy johal must stay away from this government agent.   

 

3 hours ago, Akalifauj said:

This shows right here what this poster is about.  This guy wants to encourage Sikhs to loot, set on fire shops and homes of innocent people.  There is no honor in what the black people did in 2011.  In fact this is a coward act.  The sikh Gurus and Gursikhs never attacked or encouraged the attack of innocent people. Yet this week little boy has respect for black people who did exactly this.  Again folks this guy is no friend to the Sikhs.  I wouldn't be surprised if this guy is some sort of government agent trying to influence Sikhs to commit violence and then get them arrested.   

No one is encouraging Sikhs to be pointlessly violent.

But some clued up Sikhs aren't oblivious to the fact that Sikhs may unfortunately end up in the middle of some other communities extremists attacks. Or that young Sikh females get targeted for grooming and abuse because of the inaction of cowards like yourself. 

I don't know where you live, or if you're one of those closeted types. I'm not the only one to think this is the (sad) reality of life today in some of the diaspora.

If I've been on forums over the years it's because I am SIkh and am interested in SIkh things. That includes actually studying and translating texts. I've shared the fruits of this endeavour for all to see, evaluate and critique. In the meanwhile you yourself have not contributed anything apart from a cry-baby persona that whines and whines constantly. 

 

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The street level blacks should neither be respected nor emulated. They are not an example, regardless of the unintentional knock-on affects they may inspire in the ruling establishment. It's a Pandora's Box that must remain closed. Of all the groups to ally with, I would never consider inner-city blacks to be one to consider. Saying that, aspirational, God-fearing blacks  are wonderful people, lol. Honestly, most of them are incredibly grounded and chilled, promoting strong family and strong ethical and moral conduct.

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1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

The street level blacks should neither be respected nor emulated. They are not an example, regardless of the unintentional knock-on affects they may inspire in the ruling establishment. It's a Pandora's Box that must remain closed. Of all the groups to ally with, I would never consider inner-city blacks to be one to consider. Saying that, aspirational, God-fearing blacks  are wonderful people, lol. Honestly, most of them are incredibly grounded and chilled, promoting strong family and strong ethical and moral conduct.

Those street level guys are often the children or grandchildren of the God-fearing people you mention. No one is talking about making allies here. But the reality is that if your worse case scenario comes to be, those guys (whether we like it or not) will be a potent force at ground level, with the potential to cause havoc and even swing things if mass open racism (and the inevitable attacks that accompany this) returns. All of you younguns have never had any real experience of this scenario. Now whether those 'street' guys current position is a result of their own misdoings, or the result of a sustained marginalisation of that community by the majority is anyone's guess. You could argue both ways. But one thing no honest Sikh can deny is that their historical experiences with Europeans (with slavery) is as bad as those our people experienced with the fundamentalists of the past. We just come out on top because of our divine leadership and the strategies and cultural norms they inculcated in our ancestors.

If things do go pear shaped (which is by no means guaranteed), you'd want to have some sort of basic truce/understanding between our communities. Otherwise I guarantee you'll only get more weak-willed, nerd-like apnay crying about being bullied by kalaay. As people have pointed out - for all their faults, the legacy of slavery seems to have stayed with some sections of that community and they are determined not to be blatant victims like that again. They've even developed a strong aversion/contempt for perceived male weakness (or so it seems to me?) We might not like how this acts out, but it is a logical/rational reaction given the historical and even current social factors. My feeling are that they are determined not to go the US route, where they were (and some people say still are) being basically killed in violent encounters with the police in droves. We've got enough people who work against us as it is - we don't need to add another group, that is almost guaranteed to react if they feel overtly under attack in this country. 

And it isn't a matter of respect or emulation, Singh you should know now that it's actually part of this marg to study and understand ground level politics and movements. Acknowledging the effects of their actions and tactics is a smart thing (and this goes the same for the tactics/actions of other communities too). It's just an observation of a seemingly downtrodden community and their reaction to the perceived actions of the powers that be - essentially a study of a particular type of raj-niti and it's effect.  

As an aside. I think it is really interesting to note how Bhai Vir Singh edited out so many explicit references to Singhs looting and rioting from the original Panth Prakash by Bhangu (amongst other things). This isn't to suggest that these things should be done today, but you guys know how I like to discuss the interesting and even controversial (by today's standards) content of our wonderful literary heritage, especially in relation to contemporary events. More so when they appear to have been hidden from us. 

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53 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

As an aside. I think it is really interesting to note how Bhai Vir Singh edited out so many explicit references to Singhs looting and rioting from the original Panth Prakash by Bhangu (amongst other things).

Is there a single place where the "original" text can be seen?

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