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Nihangs Sikhs Lynch and chopped up a man to death at Singhu border for desecration and for being a RSS BJP agent!

Nihangs are known warriors..
Looks like a conspiracy to malign the farmers movement.
The day they kill a true RSS rapist scum with zero doubts like this will be a dream come true.
 
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BJP send their own man to agitate farmers and farmers took the bait.
no, nihang aren't farmers by any stretch of the imagination. just like tali-bunny suicide bombers they are drug-addled killers from the past.

do you know that a sect of Ismaili Muslims had fighters known as hashashin? they smoked hashish to keep them fearless before going on a mission. hindu hargobind took a leaf outa their book but since it is haram to smoke in sikhi he came up with shaheedi degh.

he'd cook-up hashish with almonds, black pepper, cardamom, melon seeds, poppy and rose petals. they'd drink this concoction and become intoxicated before going on crime/murder sprees.

@M. Sarmad help me!
Nihangs are known warriors..
yeah, right! :sarcastic:since the demise of mughals, they have been useless bhanghis (hashish addicts)
 
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Never knew Sikhs have dalits too.
You have Muslim dalits too

This shit is ingrained into that society
no, nihang aren't farmers by any stretch of the imagination. just like tali-bunny suicide bombers they are drug-addled killers from the past.

do you know that a sect of Ismaili Muslims had fighters known as hashashin? they smoked hashish to keep them fearless before going on a mission. hindu hargobind took a leaf outa their book but since it is haram to smoke in sikhi he came up with shaheedi degh.

he'd cook-up hashish with almonds, black pepper, cardamom, melon seeds, poppy and rose petals. they'd drink this concoction and become intoxicated before going on crime/murder sprees.

@M. Sarmad help me!
 
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no, nihang aren't farmers by any stretch of the imagination. just like tali-bunny suicide bombers they are drug-addled killers from the past.

do you know that a sect of Ismaili Muslims had fighters known as hashashin? they smoked hashish to keep them fearless before going on a mission. hindu hargobind took a leaf outa their book but since it is haram to smoke in sikhi he came up with shaheedi degh.

he'd cook-up hashish with almonds, black pepper, cardamom, melon seeds, poppy and rose petals. they'd drink this concoction and become intoxicated before going on crime/murder sprees.

@M. Sarmad help me!
They are also part of farmers protest and by any mean they are also farmers but belongs to fighter sect.
 
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So whose thoughts do you care about ? How did you care about the thoughts of your parents, teachers and community elders ?

Why are you on the internet ?

"Nobody" does not mean the entire humanity.



Lies ! And tell those lies to the ghost of the Dalit Ambedkar who was fed up of the oppressive environment maintained by the Upper Castes and maintained by the Hindutvadis and thus he in 1956 converted to Buddhism in a public ceremony along with 500,000 of his followers. Tell those lies to the ghosts of the Dalit students Rohith Vemula and Dr. Payal Tadvi who committed suicide ( he in 2016 and she in 2019 ) because of being oppressed because of their Lower Caste status. He by Upper Caste university officials and and government officials and she by Upper Caste student colleagues. Tell those lies to Dalit youth leader Chandrashekhar Azad who formed the Bhim Army during his college days because his community's students were being oppressed by Upper Castes in college. Tell those lies to Dalit youth leader Jignesh Mevani who so recently joined the Congress party instead of the many Hindutvadi groups.



How ? I expressed my sadness for this murder and then countered your unthinking and one-sided post by speaking of a similar murder which required your equal condemnation.



LOL. Is that why Delhi Police built a wall of shipping containers to surround the Red Fort's entrance so that on the 15th August the protesting farmers won't be able to enter the fort and disrupt Modi's 15th August speech ?
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You want me to post pictures of the real goons ?



National security as decided by who ? :)



That is controlled opposition. In 2011 the American government and its pliant mainstream media tried to spread disinfo about the Occupy Wall Street movement by claiming that it was being supplied with resources by the Russian and Chinese embassies. Maybe the American intelligence even infiltrate the movement.



Thief ? From Kashmiri Muslim students to a Muslim bangle seller to a Muslim beggar family to Dalit disposers of cattle hide... were these all thieves ?
they arranged wrong way a row have more another have very less containers
 
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But why not Communism ?
Who wants to be told by the government communist boss what to do? The boss lives splendidly, he has freedom of speech, others have less freedom. Americans believe in freedom and rights which includes Labor rights. A common phrase among Americans is, "that is not fair". I admire this quality, although I agree Americans are extreme in opposing social health and welfare which is why homelessness is a problem.
 
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Who wants to be told by the government communist boss what to do? The boss lives splendidly, he has freedom of speech, others have less freedom.

In a true realization of one of the desires of Communism - "Withering away of the State" - the people will rule themselves without a overseeing boss ( the president or prime minister or the Party ). The overseers will be various committees formed among the people themselves. It will be direct democracy. Such a system existed in Libya until 2011 though Gaddafi and the others who set up this system didn't call it Communist probably because they thought the Libyans were not ready to accept Communism synonyms because of the perception of it being godless. But I quote the below text from a thread from 2015 :
Under Gaddafi’s unique system of direct democracy, traditional institutions of government were disbanded and abolished, and power belonged to the people directly through various committees and congresses.

Far from control being in the hands of one man, Libya was highly decentralized and divided into several small communities that were essentially “mini-autonomous States” within a State. These autonomous States had control over their districts and could make a range of decisions including how to allocate oil revenue and budgetary funds. Within these mini autonomous States, the three main bodies of Libya’s democracy were Local Committees, Basic People’s Congresses and Executive Revolutionary Councils.

The Basic People’s Congress (BPC), or Mu’tamar shaʿbi asāsi was essentially Libya’s functional equivalent of the House of Commons in the United Kingdom or the House of Representatives in the United States. However, Libya’s People’s Congress was not comprised merely of elected representatives who discussed and proposed legislation on behalf of the people; rather, the Congress allowed all Libyans to directly participate in this process. Eight hundred People’s Congresses were set up across the country and all Libyans were free to attend and shape national policy and make decisions over all major issues including budgets, education, industry, and the economy.

In 2009, Gaddafi invited the New York Times to Libya to spend two weeks observing the nation’s direct democracy. The New York Times, that has traditionally been highly critical of Colonel Gaddafi’s democratic experiment, conceded that in Libya, the intention was that

“everyone is involved in every decision…Tens of thousands of people take part in local committee meetings to discuss issues and vote on everything from foreign treaties to building schools.”

The fundamental difference between western democratic systems and the Libyan Jamahiriya’s direct democracy is that in Libya all citizens were allowed to voice their views directly – not in one parliament of only a few hundred wealthy politicians – but in hundreds of committees attended by tens of thousands of ordinary citizens. Far from being a military dictatorship, Libya under Mr. Gaddafi was Africa’s most prosperous democracy.

On numerous occasions Mr. Gaddafi’s proposals were rejected by popular vote during Congresses and the opposite was approved and enacted as legislation.

For instance, on many occasions Mr. Gaddafi proposed the abolition of capital punishment and he pushed for home schooling over traditional schools. However, the People’s Congresses wanted to maintain the death penalty and classic schools, and the will of the People’s Congresses prevailed. Similarly, in 2009, Colonel Gaddafi put forward a proposal to essentially abolish the central government altogether and give all the oil proceeds directly to each family. The People’s Congresses rejected this idea too.

For over four decades, Gaddafi promoted economic democracy and used the nationalized oil wealth to sustain progressive social welfare programs for all Libyans. Under Gaddafi’s rule, Libyans enjoyed not only free health-care and free education, but also free electricity and interest-free loans.
This system called Jamahiriya aka The Third Universal Theory has also been adapted to Venezuela under the late Hugo Chavez.

Even Elon Musk wants direct democracy for near-future Mars settlements.

Direct democracy - people's rule / Communism - must have been thought up by philosophers down history, including the Greeks who gave the word Demokratia but the Greek system was flawed :
Demokratia excluded women, foreigners, and slaves. It barred between 80 and 90 percent of the population from political rights.
Libya and Venezuela present a refined version of the Greek idea.

I will ask you read how the Libyan system's elements worked in this thread of mine.

Combine that with this proposal of mine for a new very simple socio-economic system which realizes the Communist desire for a society without economic classes ( rich, middle, poor ) though the system has money system but an evolved money system as against the Communist desire for abolishment of money but which I don't know how to do at the moment even given modern simplifying production methods like 3D Printing, Vertical Farming and lab-grown meat. Please also go through the discussion in the thread as people make points and I respond and elaborate the OP idea.

Americans believe in freedom and rights which includes Labor rights.

But the labor rights came through a series of progressive activisms in history including deriving inspiration from Communism.

A common phrase among Americans is, "that is not fair". I admire this quality, although I agree Americans are extreme in opposing social health and welfare which is why homelessness is a problem.

The underlined... You are right. Consider this : The American military budget just for 2020-21 is 934 billion dollars ! The American government will not spend on instead on using the huge money ( if money is what it should take ) on providing free homes, free healthcare, free education, free electricity, water etc to its citizens. Why don't Americans say "That is not fair" ?
 
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In a true realization of one of the desires of Communism - "Withering away of the State" - the people will rule themselves without a overseeing boss ( the president or prime minister or the Party ). The overseers will be various committees formed among the people themselves. It will be direct democracy. Such a system existed in Libya until 2011 though Gaddafi and the others who set up this system didn't call it Communist probably because they thought the Libyans were not ready to accept Communism synonyms because of the perception of it being godless. But I quote the below text from a thread from 2015 :

This system called Jamahiriya aka The Third Universal Theory has also been adapted to Venezuela under the late Hugo Chavez.

Even Elon Musk wants direct democracy for near-future Mars settlements.

Direct democracy - people's rule / Communism - must have been thought up by philosophers down history, including the Greeks who gave the word Demokratia but the Greek system was flawed :

Libya and Venezuela present a refined version of the Greek idea.

I will ask you read how the Libyan system's elements worked in this thread of mine.

Combine that with this proposal of mine for a new very simple socio-economic system which realizes the Communist desire for a society without economic classes ( rich, middle, poor ) though the system has money system but an evolved money system as against the Communist desire for abolishment of money but which I don't know how to do at the moment even given modern simplifying production methods like 3D Printing, Vertical Farming and lab-grown meat. Please also go through the discussion in the thread as people make points and I respond and elaborate the OP idea.



But the labor rights came through a series of progressive activisms in history including deriving inspiration from Communism.



The underlined... You are right. Consider this : The American military budget just for 2020-21 is 934 billion dollars ! The American government will not spend on instead on using the huge money ( if money is what it should take ) on providing free homes, free healthcare, free education, free electricity, water etc to its citizens. Why don't Americans say "That is not fair" ?
America was founded on the mistrust of government [British]. White Americans hate paying more taxes, although ironically American government is the biggest in the world. It is common for an American to say, I hate my government, but I love my country. This is ideological. They don't trust government to provide good public health care, although for military they will pay with pride. Much of their social welfare is done by individuals, businesses, local communities and church organizations. One of their biggest complaints is against making government social welfare big, although it is quite big, but not big enough to take care of mental issues. So, yes they have some ideological problem. I think they need to expand health care and spend less on military. Much of terrorism is a mental issue, people violently triggered by politics. Not enough research in this area.
 
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But how can there be Muslim Dalit. There is no caste system in Islam .
While there is no concept of untouchable muslims in our society however a fact remains that people in south Asia are too invested in their castes. I know for a fact that some castes do no marry into other castes in Pakistan though it is changing in urban areas but rural areas still follow this mindset.
 
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Imagine if this was done by Muslims. Western civilization is an exception. Westerners do not think about physically harming, persecuting, or prosecuting religious and political blasphemers. Though, West used to be in the Dark Ages sentencing people for torture and death for blasphemy since Roman times.
Black people got tortured and lynched sometimes for whistling at a white women and a lot of times for no reason in the "West" 50 years ago.
 
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Black people got tortured and lynched sometimes for whistling at a white women and a lot of times for no reason in the "West" 50 years ago.
Good point. That is why I said, religious and political, they did lynch for racial reasons. The holocaust was racial too, although to non-whites they don't look different, but, Nazis didn't consider Jews to be from the Aryan race.
 
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‘He was running with a Sikh holy book’: The ‘crime’ for which Sikh man was lynched & hacked
A Dalit Sikh identified as Lakhbir Singh was killed — his hand chopped off at the wrist, his ankle hacked at ankle — at Singhu border Friday for alleged sacrilege.

Sonepat: What exactly happened in the early hours of Friday near the main stage of the farmers protest at Singhu border wasn’t clear by evening.


What is known — through people present at the site and purported videos from the scene — is that a man had his hand chopped off at the wrist and his foot hacked at the ankle, besides being assaulted, allegedly by members of the Nihang sect. His body was subsequently hanged from a police barricade and the grisly visual soon went viral.



Speaking to ThePrint, several Nihang Sikhs present at the site claimed that Lakhbir Singh, identified as a Dalit Sikh and father-of-three, had committed sacrilege with a holy book, the Sarbloh Granth, that he allegedly picked up and sought to run away with.


However, questions about the nature of desecration evoked multiple accounts from people at the Delhi-Haryana border, where farmers have been gathered for nearly a year in protest against the Modi government’s three new farm laws.

Even the Nihang Sikhs who claimed responsibility for the killing didn’t have one answer. Some said Lakhbir Singh tore the Sarbloh Granth, or threw it in the dustbin, while others claimed he was about to burn the holy book. Most described Singh as an agent of the Haryana government.




As of Friday evening, police said one person — identified as Sarabjit Singh, a Nihang — had been detained in connection with the killing.


Earlier, the Sonepat Deputy Superintendent of Police said they were informed “around 5 am that a man has been killed near the Singhu border”. “A murder case has been lodged at the Kundli police station. Investigation is on,” the officer added.


Sources in police said Lakhbir Singh has no criminal record.


Lakhbir’s family described him as mentally challenged, adding that he and his wife got divorced a few months ago. He was adopted by his uncle Harnam Singh after he lost his parents as a six-month-old, and is survived by his daughters, said Sukhman Singh, a relative.

“The Guru Granth Sahib is above everything else. What will anyone do if their parents are attacked? Will you watch and wait for police or take action? When someone attacks our holy book, it is our right to defend and protect,” said Jathedar Raja Raj Singh.


“This man attempted to sacrilege our God. If anyone else does it, we will do the same thing again. We are not scared of the law. He touched and desecrated our Guru.”


Singh alleged a “BJP-RSS-CM Khattar” conspiracy in the incident. “They conspired to blame the movement, which is why they sent him. We have evidence, he was paid Rs 30,000 to desecrate our holy book.”


He was clearly saying I accept the responsibility. And the guy was a hindu.

But may be I am wrong, it seems from his speech that the guy was not mentally stable.
 
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