Christian woman spreading pure hate against Gurus

[Ranjeet01]

5 hours ago, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

Nopes, the land-owning and moneyed sikhs or Jatts as you would call them are too busy in their jatt-pride and wondering where they fit in between sikh pride and punjabi pride or rather jatt-pride . 

They would rather spend those money in launching themselves as a singer or waste it on drugs or try moving to kanneda or amreeka or ashtrelia . Also most of these guys are monneh, so they couldn't give a rat a** about sikhi, except selectively boasting about sikh soorme with whom they bear no semblance either in appearance or lifestyle or discipline ! 

The other punjab lives in dire poverty , is affected by uranium-infected waters which is giving them cancer like never seen before , the drug-addicts and god knows what not . 

Jatts aren't the only land owning and moneyed Sikhs in the Punjab?

Are they giving back?

[Dsinghd]

6 hours ago, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

Nopes, the land-owning and moneyed sikhs or Jatts as you would call them are too busy in their jatt-pride and wondering where they fit in between sikh pride and punjabi pride or rather jatt-pride . 

They would rather spend those money in launching themselves as a singer or waste it on drugs or try moving to kanneda or amreeka or ashtrelia . Also most of these guys are monneh, so they couldn't give a rat a** about sikhi, except selectively boasting about sikh soorme with whom they bear no semblance either in appearance or lifestyle or discipline ! 

The other punjab lives in dire poverty , is affected by uranium-infected waters which is giving them cancer like never seen before , the drug-addicts and god knows what not . 

I want to go to America!

[Guest AjeetSinghPunjabi]

9 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Jatts aren't the only land owning and moneyed Sikhs in the Punjab?

Are they giving back?

TBH apart from monthly garahis to gurudwara , most of which we try to get RoI on by excessive eating at langar, 

I doubt most of us give daswand 

[MisterrSingh]

10 hours ago, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

They would rather spend those money in launching themselves as a singer or waste it on drugs or try moving to kanneda or amreeka or ashtrelia . Also most of these guys are monneh, so they couldn't give a rat a** about sikhi, except selectively boasting about sikh soorme with whom they bear no semblance either in appearance or lifestyle or discipline ! 

Yes, what on earth is this craze about launching a singing career? I'm assuming these guys have managed to talk their fathers into financing a move into showbusiness? Idiots. Why not use that cash to improve employment prospects by studying a valuable subject that will lead to a prosperous career? Don't get me wrong, i appreciate the draw of being creative, but it's like every other Sikh guy in Punjab wants to release an album, so it becomes less about beavering away until they're in a position to share their unique talent with the world through music, and becomes more a cynical grab for fame and fortune.

[dallysingh101]

20 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

Yes, what on earth is this craze about launching a singing career? I'm assuming these guys have managed to talk their fathers into financing a move into showbusiness? Idiots. Why not use that cash to improve employment prospects by studying a valuable subject that will lead to a prosperous career? Don't get me wrong, i appreciate the draw of being creative, but it's like every other Sikh guy in Punjab wants to release an album, so it becomes less about beavering away until they're in a position to share their unique talent with the world through music, and becomes more a cynical grab for fame and fortune.

I've heard a few of these people's tunes now, they are about as generic as you can possibly get. Whatever this endeavour is, is certainly isn't one about creativity. 

And get this, they'll spend £20,000 on a video and studio time. 

 

It's obviously another manifestation of pendu 'status'.

[Guest AjeetSinghPunjabi]

1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

Yes, what on earth is this craze about launching a singing career? I'm assuming these guys have managed to talk their fathers into financing a move into showbusiness? Idiots. Why not use that cash to improve employment prospects by studying a valuable subject that will lead to a prosperous career? Don't get me wrong, i appreciate the draw of being creative, but it's like every other Sikh guy in Punjab wants to release an album, so it becomes less about beavering away until they're in a position to share their unique talent with the world through music, and becomes more a cynical grab for fame and fortune.

Perhaps you're not aware maybe that Indians have a sheep mentality .

In India, talent is whatever fetches you money. I understand this is quite different from western world attitudes.

If you ever look at businesses in india, you will see one sector usually dominated by one community.

Shetty's into hotel business. its so common it has become a cliched joke. 

Marwaris into jewellery . 

Gujaratis are thought of as businesses

South indians are usually top brass of corporates.

Punjabis are into trucking (my own dad). Some of them end up having big logistic companies. Another common profession our kaum has is driveri of taxi . or army.

I don't see that many white collar job sikhs . Except a few notable ones . Like Ajay Banga , CEO of mastercard. And few others. 

We're not that great into academics as a community. Punjabi , esp Sikh men are known to be physically sturdy but not very brainy when it comes to finer sciences like Mathematics, Physics, etc . 

Those who do study this sciences, they tend to excel . I don't want to say our kaum is weak when it comes to brains for academics, but we're not known to excel in these sciences. 

TBH, the craze for being a singer is because singing , acting and other media professions enable a person to get quickly what modern materialistic society defines as "sukh" : Money, Fame, Women. 

And being a singer , esp the kind of crrrap , raunchy ones that punjabi community generates in loads, we end up with YoYo , Badshah , Sukhwinder and the likes who get quick ticket to money , fame and women . 

Now you know why whole of punjab and Jatta de mundey wanna go that line lol 

[Ranjeet01]

7 minutes ago, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

Perhaps you're not aware maybe that Indians have a sheep mentality .

In India, talent is whatever fetches you money. I understand this is quite different from western world attitudes.

If you ever look at businesses in india, you will see one sector usually dominated by one community.

Shetty's into hotel business. its so common it has become a cliched joke. 

Marwaris into jewellery . 

Gujaratis are thought of as businesses

South indians are usually top brass of corporates.

Punjabis are into trucking (my own dad). Some of them end up having big logistic companies. Another common profession our kaum has is driveri of taxi . or army.

I don't see that many white collar job sikhs . Except a few notable ones . Like Ajay Banga , CEO of mastercard. And few others. 

We're not that great into academics as a community. Punjabi , esp Sikh men are known to be physically sturdy but not very brainy when it comes to finer sciences like Mathematics, Physics, etc . 

Those who do study this sciences, they tend to excel . I don't want to say our kaum is weak when it comes to brains for academics, but we're not known to excel in these sciences. 

TBH, the craze for being a singer is because singing , acting and other media professions enable a person to get quickly what modern materialistic society defines as "sukh" : Money, Fame, Women. 

And being a singer , esp the kind of crrrap , raunchy ones that punjabi community generates in loads, we end up with YoYo , Badshah , Sukhwinder and the likes who get quick ticket to money , fame and women . 

Now you know why whole of punjab and Jatta de mundey wanna go that line lol 

Punjabi men are 3D learners, they can solve problems on their feet that no Gujerati or South Indian can do.

There are a lot of people in the West that want to rich and famous quickly as well. Look at the Instagram models or the you tube stars.

All those talent shows and reality shows in India are copied from the models on the west.

We slag our own people off too much. Granted there are a lot of faults in our people but there are positives too.

 

[dallysingh101]

56 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

Punjabi men are 3D learners, they can solve problems on their feet that no Gujerati or South Indian can do.

There are a lot of people in the West that want to rich and famous quickly as well. Look at the Instagram models or the you tube stars.

All those talent shows and reality shows in India are copied from the models on the west.

We slag our own people off too much. Granted there are a lot of faults in our people but there are positives too.

 

Talk about rose tinted glasses. 

[Ranjeet01]

19 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

Talk about rose tinted glasses. 

As per usual you are glass half empty.

You focus on the negative.

There are positive aspects too. It is better have an all round perspective. 

[dallysingh101]

2 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

As per usual you are glass half empty.

You focus on the negative.

There are positive aspects too. It is better have an all round perspective. 

I know there are positives, but hell, your type of attitude (which is unfortunately the norm in the community) is what essentially guarantees the negatives are only going to grow and become more entrenched. 

Remember we had decades of smug, self-congratulatory behaviour amongst our fudhoos in the UK (bhangra partying, showing off with the Mercedes and ostentatious weddings), whilst under our very noses God knows how many thousands of apneean were getting viciously sexually abused. Does that not register in your head? How positive are your positives when we've not even been able to protect our own daughters as a community?

We've already been made complete clowns off (that includes by the establishment here), so let us please not make the same mistakes again and again by ignoring threats like an ostrich, and seeking some feeling of relief in pyrrhic victories. We've had enough of that.