End of the past?

Jolie · January 30, 2015, 8:06pm

Re: End of the past?

Again twisting of words. keep on with this rant and piss off as usual.

Just using terms foreign invaders doesn’t mean that I supported local atrocities against the local. Its you who kept on arguing about Alexendra and said why should we teach about Porus who was defeated. hypocrisy, twisting and pissing ends at you.

Didn’t I said that we should give coverage to contribution of Hindus, Parsis and Qadyanis. Who from Parsis and Qadyanis were rulers? Start using your mind which is fully under control of biases. While you call others biased,you are yourselves full of all biases as well besides being highly judgmental.

Talking of Punjab don’t try to act smart, everyone knows how biradri voting sells there like other parts of the country. Everyone is occupied with some biases and you, me, no one can deny that.

You chippy little bugger, if you wanna use ‘oh so foreign’ insults, at least get them right. Or else, I’m more than happy for you to just piss off once and for all.

I don’t know who it was who said Porus should be Punjab’s hero - you or the other one. Otherwise why the eff would I bring Alexander in this discussion? He ain’t my bloody hero. He was one blind glory hunter. It was you who utter another highly ignorant and stupid gem like how Porus ‘resisted’ Alexender (well duh! he was a King who had a large army - what else was he supposed to do than to fight - write poetry perhaps?) but conveniently ignored the fact how he became Alexander’s server later. So much for resisting, han? How desperate are you to impose these Kings as ‘heroes’? I didn’t throw a single name to suggest who should or shouldn’t be Punjab’s hero.

No I’m not acting smart or nor I am some racist or xenophobic who thinks everything is perfect in Punjab as long as sons of soil are in charge. The Biradari system is indeed a curse. Punjabis need to liberate themselves from this ancient and repressive class system, and they are trying and have made considerable progress. Thanks to urbanisation and nonexistence of ethnic based politics, it is not as difficult to fight this curse as it could’ve been if Punjab was still a primitive tribal society or caged by feudal system.