kira dayoo

[Clavicular Updates @Clav0Updates]

Clavicular was HYPED after Master, the founder of looksmax(.)org rated him a 6.5 PSL 🥹❤️‍🩹

[Rivelino @alpharivelino]

Can you see the green lines?

[doomernat @doomernat22]

they didn’t have the balls to use Netanyahu so they went with Putin

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

We are witnessing a mass psychological manipulation happening in plain sight regarding the Ruchika Singh case..

Consider this hypothetical: a man named Bablu is caught breaking into a house, and the community demands consequences for his actions. Almost immediately, a coordinated effort begins on social media. One group starts painting Bablu as an impoverished victim of circumstances who was simply misguided. A second group shifts the focus entirely, arguing that politicians, judges, and bureaucrats commit far larger crimes with total impunity, so why single out poor Bablu? A third group takes a moral high ground, shaming anyone demanding justice by asking where their outrage was during higher-profile scandals.

Now Bablu is the true victim, supporting him becomes the trendy stance, and those original voices calling for accountability are guilted into silence. This step-by-step deflection is precisely how mass manipulation functions.

Applying this back to the real world, what Ruchika Singh did remains fundamentally wrong. The reality that powerful individuals routinely escape justice for far worse offenses does not magically transform her into a victim. If she is an adult, she bear the moral responsibility for her actions. If she is a minor (though serious doubts remain as to whether the individual in the viral video claiming to be 15 is actually her or perhaps a relative) the moral responsibility falls on her parents. Yes, she should not face legal action but the masses should know that what she did was wrong and not see her as victim. That's it.

Ultimately, one wrong can never be labeled right simply because greater wrongs occur elsewhere. If we accept the logic that lower-level wrongdoing is excusable as long as bigger criminals walk free, the entire fabric of personal accountability collapses, and literally any crime could be defended by simply pointing to a more severe, unpunished offense. Allowing rhetorical misdirection to obscure basic right from wrong only serves to protect bad behavior at every level of society.

[Aravind @aravind]

@kaustiwari What a failure in controlling social media psyops by adversaries on our young even though so many have been raising an alarm for years now. https://t.co/VLlLEdaXd5

[Aravind @aravind]

They want to revolt again. Against new education minister. Why? Just like that. Must have been programmed via Insta and Facebook reels. if you can really understand what's going on, you will see this is similar psyop to the one used to overrun Spain.

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

Vote chori saaaaaar

[maithun @Being_Humor]

“Children should focus on their education, and the government should ensure that minors are not allowed to participate in protests.”

“Social media should be banned for underage children.”

- Mother of Ruchika Singh

[Aravind @aravind]

DS is failing against PM Modi. Anti-fragile is his mantra. Every attack is used to create more strength for India and its govt. This is what happens when you think you are supeerpower and copy western methods like a loser to try regime change in democracies you don't understand.

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

Ruchika singh who made derogatory remarks against PM Modi and Italian PM Georgia Meloni has apologised. FIR against her should be dropped and she should be counseled

[Feminazi Sl@yer 🗡️ @Smash_Gynocracy]

Having sex itself is a crime in India.

Police raids hotels in the middle of the night, Bajrang Dal beats you up by going inside your hotel room.

India is a sex-starved society.

That's why Indians go bonkers when they visit Thailand. 🤷🏼

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

PRIYANKA VADRA : "750 crore students affected due to paper leaks in Modi Govt"

India's population is 140 crore. 750 crore students? How?

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

DIPKE : "If I am getting funding from abroad then I think this is Amit Shah's failure. Amit Shah should resign"

=> FCRA Bill is coming next week 🔥

[Aryan Sharma @AryanGIazer]

Seeing indian women in half naked clothes feels like having an anti-boner therapy

[Aravind @aravind]

By 2027, we will have smartphones and other devices that will directly connect to satellites. Even if India doesn't allow them for use in the country, these phones may be manufactured in India by some smartphone companies. And thousands may get smuggled out of Indian factories to be distributed to anti-national elements to organize crime, terror, riots, and regime change ops. India must think about this now itself, draw up policies, and preempt any issue before it happens.

[Monchin @DonMonchin]

Pensar que hay hombres que ven a estas minas y dicen "quiero algo serio con ella, formar una familia y tener hijos ¿Qué podría salir mal?"

[Keh Ke Peheno @coolfunnytshirt]

Wah Pavan Malhotra ji! Well said! 👌

[maithun @Being_Humor]

Modi govt even withdrew FIRs against protesters involved in violence, yet not a single media channel is talking about it.

What’s the point of voting for the BJP, or even voting at all, if street power decides everything?

Ladwe ka democracy.

[Voice Of Brahmins @VoiceOfBrahmins]

General category students protest against the Mandal commission in 1990.

[Schindler Rao Shinde @Parikshit_K_]

Insane rizz compared to current cohort.