Predatory Christianity destroying Punjab and Sikhi

[Kau89r8]

12 hours ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

Why do I get the feeling if Muslims were doing what these Sikh pastors do the uproar would be far greater from the Sikh community, Christian privilege perhaps or maybe linking Christianity to white people subconsciously and thus not seeing it as 'that bad', just a thought.

Here's a Indian Muslim Army general justifying attacking our Darbar Sahib. Wander how'd Muslims feel if we did that to Mecca. 

 

[GurjantGnostic]

2 minutes ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

2 things.

1. Is he a cultural Muslim if that even.

2. 'Indian Army General', says it all. Whether he believes it was the correct thing to do or not he's obviously parroting the Gorvernment narrative. When you have 'Sikhs' who would stand by the Government narrative you can't expexmct much of others.

We already know how you are from the Hagia Sophia thread bro, don't play. 

[GurjantGnostic]

2 minutes ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

Aww a Sikh butthurt about a building which was a Mosque for 500 years now a Mosque again after a short break. Not very smart of you people trying to compare an opinion on that to something completely different, maybe it's all the alcohol consumption.

Try to establish Sikhi as it's own religion in India first lad.

Nobodys but hurt bruh. Lol. Nor do I so much as touch the bottle alcohol comes in. Fail. 

[Kau89r8]

12 minutes ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

When you have 'Sikhs' who would stand by the Government narrative you can't expexmct much of others.

What about those Muslims' ruling from Saudi Arabia to Iran and all over ME...which Islamic country has right narrative of Islamic ruling, past or present? Aurangzeb?  Ahmad shah abdali? lol

[Koi]

18 hours ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

Why do I get the feeling if Muslims were doing what these Sikh pastors do the uproar would be far greater from the Sikh community, Christian privilege perhaps or maybe linking Christianity to white people subconsciously and thus not seeing it as 'that bad', just a thought.

I suppose it depends on the tactics used. If you're intellectually changing someone's mind in an open and honest way, that's fine. If you're taking advantage of their circumstances and brainwashing them, that of course is bad. But if you're kidnapping, raping or forcing conversion at gunpoint (or knifepoint), that will indeed outrage a community to the fullest. 

[Koi]

1 hour ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

Aww a Sikh butthurt about a building which was a Mosque for 500 years now a Mosque again after a short break. Not very smart of you people trying to compare an opinion on that to something completely different, maybe it's all the alcohol consumption.

Try to establish Sikhi as it's own religion in India first lad.

Without wanting to derail this topic, please do remember that it was originally a Christian building , not a mosque, so the historical facts completely undermine what you're saying. 

As far as the alcohol thing goes, whilst there is an alcohol problem in Punjab (and remember, it's both sides of Punjab), that's a bit of a low blow.

And Sikhi is indeed it's own religion...don't really know why you mentioned that. 

Finally, request to everyone, please could we try and stay on topic, and not derail an active thread? If you want to discuss a different topic, please start a different thread.

[GurjantGnostic]

16 minutes ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

Don't see Sikhs voicing their concerns about tons of Mosques in Spain, Greece and other places being converted to all sorts of things but crying about 1 Church in Turkey which already had a history of being a Mosque like it's the end of the World, irony is your people are being converted to Christianity through deception and/or offering poor folk food, medicine and more in Indian Punjab.

A few people drinking alcohol in Pakistani Punjab is not comparable to Indian Punjabi Sikhs drinking it in Indian Punjab or worldwide, it's common place amongst Sikh weddings, families, parents drinking with their kids and so on, in fact it's so common if you're a Sikh who doesn't drink you're the odd one out. It's so bad along with other things Mohan 'The Racist' Singh straight up tells female Uni students to be aware of the mischievous <banned word filter activated> but carry on with partying, drinking and sleeping around with others.

Is Sikhi recognised by the Indian State as an independent religion?

Way to say absolutely nothing. 

[Kau89r8]

58 minutes ago, MuslimNeighbour said:

 

A few people drinking alcohol in Pakistani Punjab is not comparable to Indian Punjabi Sikhs drinking it in Indian Punjab or worldwide, it's common place amongst Sikh weddings, families, parents drinking with their kids and so on, in fact it's so common if you're a Sikh who doesn't drink you're the odd one out. It's so bad along with other things Mohan 'The Racist' Singh straight up tells female Uni students to be aware of the mischievous <banned word filter activated> but carry on with partying, drinking and sleeping around with others.

Is Sikhi recognised by the Indian State as an independent religion?

https://www.uk-rehab.com/drug-addiction/heroin/half-a-million-people-in-pakistan-addicted-to-heroin/

And we don't call ourselves 'Indian' ...

[Ranjeet01]

The problem with what our Sikhs will have with Hagia Sophia was that it was a church first and then turned into a mosque. 

It isn't any old church, it is a very significant church that represents the heart of Orthodox Christianity. 

We do not like iconoclasm no matter what religion does it.

It just so happens Muslims generally love to take over other religions places of worship and call it conquest. 

Even though Evangelicals are trying to convert Punjab to Christianity we have a sense of fair play that maybe those empire building Abrahamics don't have.

I am sure if there was a mosque that was built on a site that had no other structure on it before nor any any place of worship that was taken over and there was a new Abrahamic religion to come out of the middle east which began taking over this mosque, we as Sikhs would object to it.

[puzzled]

1 hour ago, Kau89r8 said:

https://www.uk-rehab.com/drug-addiction/heroin/half-a-million-people-in-pakistan-addicted-to-heroin/

And we don't call ourselves 'Indian' ...

Bruh   I spat my drink out

Those are trannys    big part of paki culture. This paki uncle I used to work with showed me a video of a paki party in pakistan when imran Khan became pm and there was a topless tranny dancing and men were pouring water over its breast and it had the paki national anthem playing at the back!