Farmer protest exposes anti Sikh nature of liberal Punjabi Hindus

[proactive]

Nice to see Manoj Singh, the Sikh Jaat from the Jaat Parchar thread is doing his bit for the farmers protests. 

 

[Ranjeet01]

Mr Bhangal gives quite a detailed explanation here. It's about an hour long and it has commercials you might want to skip:

 

[jkvlondon]

On 12/1/2020 at 6:53 PM, puzzled said:

Got a feeling this isn't going to end well       tensions are rising, think government is going to come back with force.

A lot of kisaan from West UP are trying to get into Delhi but they have been blocked.

Celebs like Sunny Deol, Hans Raj and Daler Mehndi support the bill, BJP sell outs. 

 

celebs are tawiafs by pesha anyhow who cares about them

[MisterrSingh]

14 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Mr Bhangal gives quite a detailed explanation here. It's about an hour long and it has commercials you might want to skip:

 

I was looking for something like this to clarify a few issues.

Ultimately, it boils down to the parasitic middle man merchants who are cheating the farmers. It's always them, isn't it?

Okay, so big picture: we know not all farmers are Sikhs, but a considerable portion are. If we're to operate on the assumption that this current problem is another chapter of the master plan to force Sikhs out of existence, is the government undertaking this action a way of making life difficult for Sikhs, forcing them out of farming, and thus out of India? Are other non-Sikh farmers collateral damage so that it doesn't seem like we're specifically being targeted? 

[Ranjeet01]

47 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

I was looking for something like this to clarify a few issues.

Ultimately, it boils down to the parasitic middle man merchants who are cheating the farmers. It's always them, isn't it?

Okay, so big picture: we know not all farmers are Sikhs, but a considerable portion are. If we're to operate on the assumption that this current problem is another chapter of the master plan to force Sikhs out of existence, is the government undertaking this action a way of making life difficult for Sikhs, forcing them out of farming, and thus out of India? Are other non-Sikh farmers collateral damage so that it doesn't seem like we're specifically being targeted? 

It does seem that being a Sikh is seen as a thorn by the Indian establishment. 

Getting rid of this "thorn" would make things easier for them to further their agenda. 

They know that Hindus and Muslims will not put up as much of a resistance. 

It seems as Sikhs we galvanise non-Sikhs. If Punjab leads, the others will follow. 

The Central Government knows it has to deal with the Punjab Problem (that is how they see it). They can focus on one state.

But what is Punjab's problem becomes Haryana's problem become's Rajasthan's problem becomes UP's problem becomes Bihar's problem becomes Tamil Nadu's problem.

There is a domino effect.

The Centre cannot deal with all these insurgencies all at once. 

If Punjab was Kirk Douglas, Haryana is Tony Curtis and Indian Govt  is Laurence Olivier and the other states were the other slaves:

 

[puzzled]

3 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

celebs are tawiafs by pesha anyhow who cares about them

That's very true, like that Kangna Raunat who is no more than a nachan wali, who tried degrading Punjabi bibis at the protest by saying they are at the protests because they've been offered 100 rupees each. A bit rich coming from someone who appears half naked for a living.

It's a well known fact that Kangna works for BJP. 

[puzzled]

I personally don't think these 3 bills are a attack on Sikhs, considering India's population is a billion, Sikhs probably make around 5% of Indias farmers, maybe even less. 

South Indian farmers from Tamilnadu and Karnataka have been protesting for years, last year or the year before 100s of farmers came to Delhi to protest wearing green and Banga Sahib Gurdwara offered them langar and shelter for weeks.

Around 10 months back there were more protests in the South.

Whats going to trigger the government is how Sikhs were the ones that took these protests to a whole new level and encouraged 100s of thousands of people from other states to join in. 

UP farmers at the protest were shouting slogans against the Yogi guy. UP is a BJP strong hold so this is not great for the BJP party. 

[MisterrSingh]

7 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

It does seem that being a Sikh is seen as a thorn by the Indian establishment. 

Getting rid of this "thorn" would make things easier for them to further their agenda. 

They know that Hindus and Muslims will not put up as much of a resistance. 

It seems as Sikhs we galvanise non-Sikhs. If Punjab leads, the others will follow. 

The Central Government knows it has to deal with the Punjab Problem (that is how they see it). They can focus on one state.

But what is Punjab's problem becomes Haryana's problem become's Rajasthan's problem becomes UP's problem becomes Bihar's problem becomes Tamil Nadu's problem.

There is a domino effect.

The Centre cannot deal with all these insurgencies all at once. 

I think they may be banking on Sikh farmers chimping out, giving the government a pretence to get physical while simultaneously kicking the Khalistani propaganda into gear in the media in order to demonise Sikhs, and absolve themselves of any blame. We'll be put down like a lame puppy as a warning to the Rajasthanis, Biharis, and Tamils to behave themselves. As usual we'll get cucked while other Indian ethnicities watch on after having witnessed what's been done to us.

[Ranjeet01]

23 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

I think they may be banking on Sikh farmers chimping out, giving the government a pretence to get physical while simultaneously kicking the Khalistani propaganda into gear in the media in order to demonise Sikhs, and absolve themselves of any blame. We'll be put down like a lame puppy as a warning to the Rajasthanis, Biharis, and Tamils to behave themselves. As usual we'll get cucked while other Indian ethnicities watch on after having witnessed what's been done to us.

They want to make an example of us.

[MisterrSingh]

12 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

They want to make an example of us.

Yeah, and this farming issue kills a few birds with one stone.