@DrDevinderPS@dharmicakaali They don’t. Sikhs came here because police were ripping clothes off women and touching them inappropriately. We came to protect the weak and innocent—that’s our values.
@ChildofGod68694@LegitimateTargt Sikhs have some of the lowest welfare use and crime rates of any group in the UK, plus high business ownership. Flying a Khalistan flag is dumb and provocative, but calling them all ‘parasites’ and ‘thieving invaders’ is just lazy. Fix the policy — not blanket hate
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK Bro, spamming laughing emojis isn’t a response.
I already answered both your videos clearly
Oneness (Ik Onkar) is the foundation of Sikhi. If you actually want to discuss Gurbani instead of just trolling, go ahead. Otherwise keep crying 😂
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK I already replied to both videos.
Oneness (Ik Onkar) is the core of Sikhi. Dismissing it as “bla bla” shows you don’t understand Sikhi.
Laryngeal nerve = evolution. Kanga = symbol of discipline, not magic shampoo. Your challenges are weak strawmen. We’re not impressed.
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK Sikhi doesn’t say Waheguru magically invented perfect modern toiletries. It teaches living a clean, disciplined life according to Hukam. Shampoo existing doesn’t “expose” anything.
Pure strawman + childish insult. Try harder next time.
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK This “shampoo vs kanga” video is embarrassingly weak. The Kanga is one of the 5 Ks — a symbol of cleanliness, discipline, and grooming the mind with Gurbani, not a claim that it’s the world’s best hair cleaner.
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK Waheguru is the singular reality manifesting as the entire universe, including its natural processes. Evolution and Sikhi are compatible; the video attacks a caricature, not actual Gurbani or Sikhi philosophy.
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK The root of Sikhi is oneness — not a man sitting in the sky doing magic tricks or designing every organ like a Swiss watch with no history. Misunderstanding this fundamental point leads to strawman attacks.
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK birth & impermanence — all in perfect balance for spiritual growth and the divine play (Hukam). The recurrent laryngeal nerve is explained by evolution as a historical legacy, but that doesn’t break the oneness of Waheguru’s creation. https://t.co/O5A4xDbYuy
@PlND_5hitter@SherePanjabUK When Sikhi says “perfect,” it doesn’t mean Dawkins-style flawless engineering with zero inefficiencies. It means one interconnected, harmonious creation (Ik Onkar). The system of life & death, emotions & how they arise, the laws of physics,