Sikh Farmers MURDERED in Lakhimour Kheir,

[Kau89r8]

I really dont know what to say anymore...Its a lost cause...What can we do? Nothing..Whatever will happen will happen regardless. Honestly wish 84 did not happen. Was it worth it?. They gave all these shaheeds for Khalsa Panth and look at the state today. We will be extinct. Panjab is just holding by the thread for Sikhs. Biggest gaddars are our kaum...No need for external enemies when you have our 'Sellouts'...

@dallysingh101 @proudkaur21

 

[Kau89r8]

I REALLY REALLY HATE THIS FAT ALOOO 

@proudkaur21

You cant fix a burning house. Best to let it burn and start from bottom. 

 

[Kau89r8]

On 10/12/2021 at 10:58 AM, Kaurr said:

We're in a lose-lose situation all the time. Our people are being killed on both sides. I'm honestly so done with this.

Dont need to worry about both sides when we have the biggest gaddars in our kaum. 

[proudkaur21]

2 minutes ago, Kau89r8 said:

@proudkaur21

You cant fix a burning house. Best to let it burn and start from bottom. 

 

Our biggest mistake was trusting any other group other than our own. This is so strange. How is asking for a separate country being a terrorist. Do canadians call people from quebec or alberta terrorists because they want their own country?

[Kau89r8]

1 minute ago, proudkaur21 said:

Our biggest mistake was trusting any other group other than our own. This is so strange. How is asking for a separate country being a terrorist. Do canadians call people from quebec or alberta terrorists because they want their own country?

Who was to trust our own? Capt aloo ?! The one who's bloodline is full or traitors or Badals lol

 

[proudkaur21]

3 minutes ago, Kau89r8 said:

Who was to trust our own? Capt aloo ?! The one who's bloodline is full or traitors or Badals lol

 

naah not those our community as a whole. people thought we would be fine in india so we trusted that we would be fine being under another group of people who have been forever trying to change our religion.

[Kau89r8]

1 minute ago, proudkaur21 said:

naah not those our community as a whole. people thought we would be fine in india so we trusted that we would be fine being under another group of people who have been forever trying to change our religion.

I dont think there was much choice tbh...we lost so much 47, then they said 'we missed the boat'...

f### the British

[Kau89r8]

@proudkaur21

 

[dallysingh101]

1 hour ago, Kau89r8 said:

I really dont know what to say anymore...Its a lost cause...What can we do? Nothing..Whatever will happen will happen regardless. Honestly wish 84 did not happen. Was it worth it?. They gave all these shaheeds for Khalsa Panth and look at the state today. We will be extinct. Panjab is just holding by the thread for Sikhs. Biggest gaddars are our kaum...No need for external enemies when you have our 'Sellouts'...

@dallysingh101 @proudkaur21

 

Don't be despondent like that. We've had much worse periods in our history and still came through them.

Like I said before, we need a significant cultural shift on multiple dimensions. Ain't worth giving up until we've tried this to the utmost of our ability.

It's time we grow out of the simplistic, rural simpleton identity and stop promoting it like it is something good. It's not going to cut it in the 21st century.

I've met desis who are completely disillusioned with 'Sikhs' back home. They've said to me that if any significant change is coming to Sikhs, it won't be coming from Panjabi ones but from outside i.e. diaspora Sikhs.    

Keep your head up. The last thing we need is hopelessness. 

[Jai Tegang!]

3 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

Don't be despondent like that. We've had much worse periods in our history and still came through them.

Like I said before, we need a significant cultural shift on multiple dimensions. Ain't worth giving up until we've tried this to the utmost of our ability.

It's time we grow out of the simplistic, rural simpleton identity and stop promoting it like it is something good. It's not going to cut it in the 21st century.

I've met desis who are completely disillusioned with 'Sikhs' back home. They've said to me that if any significant change is coming to Sikhs, it won't be coming from Panjabi ones but from outside i.e. diaspora Sikhs.    

Keep your head up. The last thing we need is hopelessness. 

I think you’ve zeroed in on the bullseye there. If you look at all of our current anxieties and problems, the root is stagnation of effort and inability to constantly adapt and recalibrate our strategies.

We keep trying to do the same thing and expect same outcome while those at the forefront of power have moved miles ahead.

Same type of parchar methods aimed at uneducated rural folks. Non utilization of Gurdwara institution for village level learning. Why are sikh parents in punjab aspiring to send their kids to convent or DAV schools when the Gurdwara should be the center of learning?

You see the same in agriculture. People keep planting the same devastating crops, which the markets don’t even want due to excess production, and howl and complain when the inevitable happens. Then we complain that Punjabi hindus control the cities. Well, they get educated and join the market driven economy and prosper, while our village kids pursue an entitled  fairy-tale lifestyle with devastating consequences. It’s a cold harsh truth, all the more evident when these same kids make it to the west and start pursing the exact thing they scoff at back home….hard work.

I’m often reminded of Dashmesh Pita’s hukam to the sangat for the best in weapons and horses. The best in literary pursuits, the best in war strategy. Guruji made efforts to make their founded cities as economic hubs by building simple structures for shopkeepers and even providing start-up capital for trades people. They had an excellent collections system to fund the fauj. A system pointing to long term prosperity and security, even if requiring immediate sacrifice.

We just need to stop falling behind now and wake up to where the world is, especially our people in Punjab. It’s all doable stuff. Like @dallysingh101 you've pointed out, we’ve made it through far worse periods. We should be at the forefront of weapons technology, economic models, social policy.