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Producer vs consumer argument...if they are dealing with something unethical or disputable who should be held accountable?
Just like alcohol or drugs...are both sides equally wrong or one side is more wrong...
Law generally is stricter against the producers..but this is again debatable..
Braindead retard is still typing shamelessly even after getting destroyed completely...what is Instagram graduate dumbass?...Are you its Alumni? Do you even understand the meaning of graduate? I mean atleast use some sensible names..and they did not have boots back then ..what a loser and dumb person you are man..!!π You can't even write a joke properly...let alone carry out serious conversations...ππ
Another lie buster.....
Then the Kurus, the Pandavas, and the Somakas made certain covenants, and settled the rules, O bull of Bharata's race, regarding the different kinds of combat. Persons equally circumstanced must encounter each other, fighting fairly. And if having fought fairly the combatants withdraw (without fear of molestation), even that would be gratifying to us. Those who engaged in contests of words should be fought against with words. Those that left the ranks should never be slain. A car-warrior should have a car-warrior for his antagonist; he on the neck of an elephant should have a similar combatant for his foe; a horse should be met by a horse, and a foot-soldier, O Bharata; should be met by a foot-soldier. Guided by considerations of fitness, willingness, daring and might, one should strike another, giving notice. No one should strike another that is unprepared or panic-struck. One engaged with another, one seeking quarter, one retreating, one whose weapon is rendered unfit, uncased in mail, should never be struck. Car-drivers, animals (yoked to cars or carrying weapons) men engaged in the transport of weapons, players on drums and blowers of conches should never be struck.
@PavitrPrabhakr9@immortalsoulin@Wellutwt Just putting an image of Sri Krishna won't make you smarter or authority on scriptures...you couldn't even find a source till I mentioned one..πππ
I clearly stated...when there is no clear answer in some scripture, you don't assume it as per your wish...you need to read newer material to get that answer... its not hard to get... Mahabharat scripture doesn't cover everything about everyone..if you have all this mentioned in Mahabharat please share your book, chapter and verse..
You are completely off the track...Arjuna probably used most weapons out of all...he started using it from the very start to clear formations....Agneyastra, Varunastra, and Aindra astra to clear Bhurishravas...he used sammohanastra to kill Jayadratha..kept using on Drona as well... that's why Ashwathama used Naryanaastra..
He used Brahmastra, Vayavya weapon against Karna when we was down...and Krishna himself asked to use it on Karna when he was trapped in mud..
@PavitrPrabhakr9@immortalsoulin@Wellutwt I knew it, you don't have any source, here is Karna Parva translation by Mr Ganguly...look it up...Karna invokes rules of warfare and asks to wait..he clearly says on the very face of Arjuna and Krishna, neithe r of them frightens him even a bit..
Because that's called extension of stories... Mahabharat does not cover everything about every person mentioned there... its obvious you will read beyond it to go deeper...if you want to know about birth of Sri Krishna, how will you know about it? Will you look for that in Mahabharat? No, you need to read beyond. Now we are delving into ideas around Arjuna and Karna, and what we know from Mahabharat, there is no way to conclude with clarity so you have to quote other sources.
@PavitrPrabhakr9@immortalsoulin@Wellutwt It's ok ..why do people start as if they are authority on a subjectππ "you have not read Mahabharat" just for once start respecting another human being instead of trying to dominate and win over...kindly share the verse here, let's see how well you know your scriptures..π
@PavitrPrabhakr9@immortalsoulin@Wellutwt It's laughable to even compare the two- Ravana and Karna..Ravana was appreciated for his knowledge and devotion to Lord Shiva while Karna is remembered for his charity and devotion to friendship..