Hindus join Muslims in Kerala for beef party to protest Dadri lynching

[Kashmiri Pandit]

LOL..... why the sudden interest in "my people" ? .... or the size of their nunnis ?

Pretence of bawa madness or rustic humour do not carry that far ........ How many times have SS tried their stunt in a NON Marathi dominated locality ?



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I am not even sure you are worth saving. Much less fighting for.

 

[vsdoc]

LOL..... why the sudden interest in "my people" ? .... or the size of their nunnis ?

Pretence of bawa madness or rustic humour do not carry that far ........ How many times have SS tried their stunt in a NON Marathi dominated locality ?

The little nunnis on this forum (as in real life) have some common traits. I could hazard some guesses, but would land up offending those who belong to the same section but are sensibly not mouthing off.

They also invariably have some huge chips on their shoulders. Be it regional, racial, caste, linguistic, or political.

We are Indians. We can smell a little nunni for miles.

And were it not for multiple IDs, I'd put you down to your state, caste, and yes, color. Remember, that before being a bawa, I am first a Bihari. Caste politics runs in my blood.

Cheers, Doc

 

[sankranti]

Well he does have a point.

If someone committed an ethnic cleansing of your family and friends then it would be pathetic of you to claim that you do not nurse a grudge.

It is not incumbent upon you to hate or kill every Muslim that you come across, but unless you have been thoroughly gelded, you should have memory of injustice that were inflicted upon your lineage.

It is not purely about revenge. It is about keeping History alive in all its splendour. Short collective memory has been a bane of our civilization since Islam showed up on our doorsteps.

I don't have a problem that he does not hold a grudge.

I have a problem with his cowardice (disguised as "peace") that abrogates any duty towards himself, his family or his community.

Then he goes on to speak about his doing his duty for the Nation

 

[vsdoc]

Well he does have a point.

If someone committed an ethnic cleansing of your family and friends then it would be pathetic of you to claim that you do not nurse a grudge.

It is not incumbent upon you to hate or kill every Muslim that you come across, but unless you have been thoroughly gelded, you should have memory of injustice that were inflicted upon your lineage.

It is not purely about revenge. It is about keeping History alive in all its splendour. Short collective memory has been a bane of our civilization since Islam showed up on our doorsteps.

A much more palatable way of putting long memories of blood feuds.

 

[sankranti]

The little nunnis on this forum (as in real life) have some common traits. I could hazard some guesses, but would land up offending those who belong to the same section but are sensibly not mouthing off.

They also invariably have some huge chips on their shoulders. Be it regional, racial, caste, linguistic, or political.

We are Indians. We can smell a little nunni for miles.

And were it not for multiple IDs, I'd put you down to your state, caste, and yes, color. Remember, that before being a bawa, I am first a Bihari. Caste politics runs in my blood.

Cheers, Doc

Indians do not go around sniffing nunnis. Bawa's do ?

There are plenty here who know my state, caste, creed. language, religion and profession. I do not speak about it, but its not hidden either.

A much more palatable way of putting long memories of blood feuds.

Funny thing for a parsi to say. Clensed from your homeland and now driven to self induced extinction in India

No doubt the Irony is lost on you.

 

[vsdoc]

Indians do not go around sniffing nunnis. Bawa's do ?

Can't help the smells that travel on the air when hitherto dormant little nunnis are suddenly flapping wildly and being waved into people's faces.

Too little to feel offended or perturbed. Too insignificant to feel threatened.

Slightly embarrassed yes, at the brazen display of the inadequacy of it all.

Cheers, Doc

 

[sankranti]

Can't help the smells that travel on the air when hitherto dormant little nunnis are suddenly flapping wildly and being waved into people's faces.

Too little to feel offended or perturbed. Too insignificant to feel threatened.

Slightly embarrassed yes, at the brazen display of the inadequacy of it all.

Cheers, Doc

Don't you get tired of repeating you own jokes ? is this the only piece of clever parody you have come up with ?

But your fascination for "little nunnis" is disturbing. Hope you are not around children much.

 

[vsdoc]

Funny thing for a parsi to say. Clensed from your homeland and now driven to self induced extinction in India

No doubt the Irony is lost on you.

Not at all.

But we never stopped fighting.

And we never bent.

Not in Persia.

Not in India.

And yes, to be honest, brutally, mixing with some little nunnis just to survive would be bending on an epic scale. No offense.

Cheers, Doc

 

[Kashmiri Pandit]

The country? The skies? You can have them. I’m busy just protecting what’s right in front of me. I don’t know what’ll happen to me in the future, but if something has fallen at my feet, then the least I can do is pick it up.

 

[sankranti]

Not at all.

But we never stopped fighting.

And we never bent.

Not in Persia.

Not in India.

And yes, to be honest, brutally, mixing with some little nunnis just to survive would be bending on an epic scale. No offense.

Cheers, Doc

Yet you cheer the pandits to stop fighting in their homeland , FOR their homeland

Now that is epic fail.

But then again.... honesty was never you middle name, was it ? ....... maybe its nunnis

The country? The skies? You can have them. I’m busy just protecting what’s right in front of me. I don’t know what’ll happen to me in the future, but if something has fallen at my feet, then the least I can do is pick it up.

I suggest you start by picking yourself up. ......... before you fall any lower.

 

[Shamain]

I have friends from the valley and their narrative does not match with yours.

Maybe in Mirpur yes, under the influence of Punjabi Pakistani culture superimposed locally. After 70 years, and 3 generations, the inherent dislike might have weakened.

I am talking about Kashmir proper. Where its never been a part of their cuisine or diet.

Mirpur has same culture almost...as poonch and rajouri in j and k. Now did pakistani punjabis went to iok and 'super imposed' thr culture there? Wud u stop trolling all the times?

No who says kashmiris hate beef. Tehre is no dislike. NEVER BEEN. beef is also a cheapest meat and cheap source of nutrition. Dude uclaim to be from india ,do u know abt the poverty stricken rural areas of Kashmir ...im talkig abt kahsmir not Jammu.

 

[Kashmiri Pandit]

Yet you cheer the pandits to stop fighting in their homeland , FOR their homeland

Now that is epic fail.

But then again.... honesty was never you middle name, was it ? ....... maybe its nunnis



I suggest you start by picking yourself up. ......... before you fall any lower.

 

[vsdoc]

Yet you cheer the pandits to stop fighting in their homeland , FOR their homeland

As I said, not everyone can be a fighter.

We come from ancient fighting stock. Tried and tested across continents. Conquerors.

Even when we laid down our arms for centuries in India (per the wishes of the Hindu kings) that part of our DNA did not suddenly vanish.

But when someone who I consider my people cannot fight, I fight for him. As we did with the Maratha against the Mughals as well.

Not ask him to prove himself (and die trying) before I grandiosely confer nationhood on him. All the while scratching my balls typing furiously on the internet.

You still have not told me the martial race you hail from.

Cheers, Doc

 

[Kashmiri Pandit]

There are only two paths you can choose. You can sit quietly and be selected out of this world, or you can adapt and change!

 

[vsdoc]

Mirpur has same culture almost...as poonch and rajouri in j and k. Now did pakistani punjabis went to iok and 'super imposed' thr culture there? Wud u stop trolling all the times?

I was speaking to Fakhre Mirpur hence the reference.