u/TestingLifeThrow1z

Image 1 — Is anyone else extremely disappointed in the Canadian Youth and the Radicalization?
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Is anyone else extremely disappointed in the Canadian Youth and the Radicalization?

I come across several videos of young Canadians that spend their days online blaming Punjabis, sometimes Punjabis in Punjab that have never entered Canada, for "taking all the jobs", "taking all the housing". While Canada has seen the housing cost to wage ratio skyrocket to the point no youth regardless of race can afford houses, rather than fighting for more unions and better salaries for the working class, the Canadian youth decided to blame Punjabi Canadians and minorities for all their problems.

If all Punjabi Canadians left tomorrow, the racist Canadian youth wouldn't stop the blaming. They'll blame conspiracies, Mainland Chinese immigration, the boomers, their parents, etc. While their grandparents run their Mercedes Benz on the road with a cabin in Muskoka and a house that they reverse mortgage, they love watching their own youth turning on minorities rather than asking their own grandparents for some generational wealth help. The racist youth goes on to believe that somehow Pardeep in Punjab is taking the 2 million dollar homes in Ontario while his grandparents have 4 rental properties for their retirement renting out to Pardeep and shared nothing with their kids.

While Canada sees poverty for youth rise and more unemployment because companies want to undermine wages for profits by design, the racist youth keep blaming fellow Canadians. The keep saying "patterns, culture, etc" while ignoring any tit-for-tat argument when patterns are recognized against them...

So you might ask, "why am I so worried? this is all online?". Well, they are heavily armed and Canada spends millions to send militarized units to get them. They got their whole families and names posted and make radicalized comments, while displaying massive amounts of illegal equipment so that Canada has to enforce federal laws and waste resources on the radicalized youth. We captured Hale and it's public information now: source: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/whitedate-canada-military-9.7117307 . Progressives haven't stepped up and unfortunately, progressives no longer exist in Canada with the NDP expected to lose status.

These are real people, real names, radicalized with equipment and a concern that isn't taken seriously. I show the people behind some of this, look at the comments and the names. You want to talk about Punjabi culture or raise kids when we have them? I advice Punjabis that want to see their youth be saved to report these people by name and images to the RCMP on their site or the vast network online built to capture the radicalized regime before they develop too far. And for those who justify it, I don't even know what to say other than this isn't Munich, Germany in the 1930s, this is the country that lost its ancestors to that ideology.

u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 1 day ago

What are your thoughts on the newcomer look to look non-Punjabi trending?

Lots of people here assume newcomers have bad fits or are pushing ABCD Punjabis down, but some newcomers legit don't look Punjabi at all despite being newcomers, and I've seen this trending many many times. While ABCD Punjabis born and raised here suffer under racism with the way they look, lots of newcomer guys and girls can get away with it by passing as other backgrounds since race is a social construct, and face no anti-Punjabi racism by passing as other backgrounds. I started noticing this last year with newcomer Punjabi girls using highlights or just going blonde to pass as Latina or mixed. Then I also started seeing guys, SIKH guys as well, doing dreadlocks to pass as the African American look. Y'all might remember the Neon streamer with the Punjabi who had dreadlocks, and Neon was shocked to see dreads on Punjabis at the Sikh Parade in BC.

What do you think of the newcomer look to escape the racism and prejudice to pass as other backgrounds? Do you call it out? Would you do it and go blonde highlights or dreads? Is this an identity crisis? Bad/good fit? Thoughts?

u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 3 days ago

Why are newcomer Punjabis and new Punjabis more into buying nice cars and renting rather than buying homes?

Everybody here knows that one of the largest differences between our parents generation and newcomer generation is that buying homes was pretty much the sole purpose of being here and building a future for our parents. Many family would take outrageous mortgages to buy the nicest or newest home and barely make it by, having a small Toyota Corolla and constantly staying at work to pay off the mortgage.

However, the new generation of newcomers is all about buying the nicest and biggest car, challenger, mustang, dodge, SUV, car, truck, whatever. They take out outrageous car loans to pay off the nicest cars and always stay renting.

What exactly led to this difference? Also, will newcomers stay renting when they have families since homes are so expensive?

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 4 days ago
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Are Punjabis the most underrated in the Western Hemisphere?

Despite the amount of racism and propaganda Punjabis face in Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia, India, etc, the emergence of Punjabis continues in a rapid rise with many notable names in sports, politics, media, society, etc.

I hear the name of Punjabis so many times in my day-to-day life that I forget to realize that we only represent less than 3% of the population in Canada and around 0.3% of the world population. I've been hearing the name Caleb Malhotra in the hockey space and despite his mixed heritage, the name Malhotra comes up so many times from non-Punjabis and represents his descendants from Punjab, India. I feel pride in the community and us.

Punjabis have always been a very persistent, in-your-face, confident population and that has always bothered everyone around them throughout our history. We make our presence known. Since the emergence of Sikhism in Punjab, India constantly holding against invasions, to the Anglo-Sikh wars requiring 2 wars with the world's largest Imperial force human history has known in the past centuries, Punjabis get it done where you least expect it.

So many times we buy into propaganda sold by mass media, the racists, and the world, and forget who we are. A better, stronger, taller, elite, persistent population.

For example, far right Tyler Oliveira has been making non-stop clips and content trying to destroy the reputation of Punjabis and he's doing it in....drum roll....Portugal! I didn't even know about Portugal having a strong and powerful Punjabi community that was making the far right shake in their boots...He's posting them everyday!

I wanted to highlight some names you probably have or have not heard of with the pictures.

  1. Balbir Singh Dosanjh, a 3-time gold medallist dynasty field hockey player to win gold in 1948 London, 1952 Helsinki, and 1956 Melbourne Olympics.

  2. Mixed Punjabi Kevin Bahl, one of the biggest players you see on the ice for the Calgary Flames and part of the Gold 2020 WJC Championship squad.

  3. Satnam Singh Bhamara, 7'2 center selected 52nd by the Mavs.

  4. Milkha Singh, one of the world's fastest sprinters during the late 50s and early 60s. The 1960 Olympics 200m being the most famous.

  5. Gurcharan Singh Grewal, part of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Gold-medallist for India versus Germany on the German home base during the most prominent event for the Germans.

  6. Caleb Malhotra and his dad Manny Malhotra, part of the Shadi Malhotra family from Punjab. Caleb being a household name for a future top player in ice hockey.

  7. Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu, Miss Universe 2021, only Asian outside of the Philippines and Japan to win the Miss Universe title in the past quarter century.

  8. Narinder Singh Kapany, one of seven Fortune "Unsung Heroes of the 20th Century" who invented and coined the term today known as Fibre Optics. He never won the Nobel Prize, but Har Gobind Khorana is another name that did.

  9. Harnarayan Singh, one of the future top sports broadcasters and part of Sportsnet Hockey. M.S.M winner, one of 2,000 awards given out by the Governer General of Canada.

I can go on with Ajay at World Bank, etc. I missed lots of names, but please drop any mentions of names well known.

u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 5 days ago

I've been seeing alot of negative stuff on Punjabi influencers and creators but I wanted to highlight a positive for our community. Ig: onlyrandz is one of the most underrated Punjabi creators for Canadians and Americans right now and he's doing something behind the scenes that no one seems to pick up.

While most of his videos are random reaction videos and he just sits on his chair and rambles, he's using his platform to do something unheard of. Something that Punjabi Canadians desperately need.

Racism is rising on social media and groups are gathering equipment and stuff to use against minority and Punjabi Canadians. I've been looking into these accounts as well, who have their names and profiles all public without shame, and post videos and images of them gathering equipment to conduct acts on minority Canadians. However, there's been no resistance to their rise and the government turns a blind eye.

Canada is an interesting case where a coalition of the far right has gathered an entire agenda against desi Canadians and Punjabis, and have successfully split us off as "foreign third world culture", "can never be Canadian". Progressives and Liberals in Canada mostly do not defend against this and only speak against minorities when the minorities decide to speak up. Basically everyone is against us, the far right will target Punjabi Canadians, and when you raise your voice or act, Progressives and Liberals will then speak against you. It's a pretty bad situation.

Onlyrandz, despite being small, presents reaction videos to every racist's viral video against Punjabi Canadians, and provides a line of defence and says what every Punjabi Canadian wants to say. He uses his platform to actually use the same words and generalizations back at them. Even though this is highly controversial, people that lead by hate only listen to hate, and Onlyrandz defence has been effective.

In a recent post, Racist Canadians targeted desis for polluting waters and the progressives and Liberals joined in on the racism by saying "Desis don't belong, and that they're harmful to the environment", an agenda by Canadians to paint desis as "biological harm", it's really bad.

Onlyrandz flips the same script and generalizes their own against them, calling out hard drug abuse, the dangerous violence lead by them on the streets, and stuff on the sidewalks (basically the exact same lines they use against desis). Only randz keeps going and many racists take steps back; they listen to the stern words. I've started seeing this.

I felt like highlighting this creator and bring something postive to this sub.

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 10 days ago

27M, I knew being a Sikh Sardar that dating was going to be hard but holy hell, it feels impossible and now I'm just anxious and scared about it. I'm not religious and I eat meet but I love my identity and stuff being Sikh and unique. I knew I had to overshoot every quality and be far better than my competition to even be considered as a dude that sticks out like a sore thumb with a turban in a racist dating scene, but it hasn't worked.

You ever heard of the stories of dudes who hook up and play around and then settle for the traditional desi Punjabi home caretaker girl? Now flip the genders and I'm that dude that's probably settled with.

I always wondered, why do Sikh Sardars who eventually cut their hair always go for non-desi, out-of-race girls? Every case this happens, most recently even ig: princision cut his kesh and started dating a Latina. My friends and family who cut their kesh immediately get with gori or East Asian and they married them fairly quickly. Then someone told me it's because Sikh Sardars who cut their kesh know and have seen the real face of Punjabi girls and the real truth? Now I realize they were right.

I started talking to an ABCD Punjabi girl and thought I finally found the one, but holy hell, she abuses(d) me. There's so much mental abuse that I stopped talking and she just scares me. She knows I'm cornered as a Sikh Sardar and that I can't pull anyone, can't cheat, can't date out of race, so she expected me to be perfect and even prevented me from getting sleep and kept me stressed and constantly broke up with me. She's gorgeous af but the abuse is kinda harsh.

I'm 6'1, 210lbs, fit, really good hair genetics, Ice hockey hobby, really good career, 2 masters, good salary, very patient, can handle pretty much everything, super chill, good face, every single box, I thought I checked every box and I can get dates with gorgeous goriya but never ABCD Punjabi girls on Hinge (I've only been able to get one Punjabi abusive partner). Everyone in my line of career has insanely gorgeous partners and are having fun, and I'm the only single one. I feel like if I cut my kesh, I'll have the easiest victory in dating ever imagined, I can legit get good hair and pull as a model with every quality, I'd take anyone and settle, my dream is to have kids and stuff. It's virtually impossible to have a turban on your head and have a gori try to introduce you to her upper class family. On the other hand, ABCD Punjabi girl will corner you into a box because she knows you're turban means you can't pull, I know the real play.

You guys have no idea how insane hard it is to date, I don't want to cut my kesh and I also know that having a large turban on my head corners me to abusive Punjabi partners or prevents goriya or other races from introducing me to their friends and family because I look so orthodox. So I tested my own European concept theory, I'll do a manbun and not my kesh because I did that in Europe and I was pulling. I'll slowly transition into that in my early 30s and hope for the best. Having an abusive partner as a dude is just as bad, and that was harsh. I don't like my culture for what it is because I know the real face behind it.

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 11 days ago
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For the Punjabi history geeks here, lots of Western societies and countries never talk about the Sikh Empire, and progressives today are still alot more conservative than the progressive politics of the Sikh Empire, which was hidden and abolished under the British Imperialist rule. The British won the war against the Empire and got to rewrite history, their community continue to lie and control the narrative because they want to paint foreigners as "third world" and "not all cultures are equal". They want Sikhs to look Conservative and orthodox religious fanatics. This history is hidden and the British influence remains through the border lines dividing this empire by religion today. However, I educated myself on the facts and visited museums in the UK and studied this. I wanted to sum it up, and I hope this makes it to other non-Punjabi audiences as well.

The Sikh Empire achieved it's progressive status by doing everything that was requested. To Summarise:

World Map of 1820, with Sikh Empire in Orange in Asia

It was the only Empire and 'country' in Human history where less than 5% of a demogaphic held control over an Empire consisting of 70% Muslims, 25% Hindu, and 5% Sikh. An estimated 12+ million people.

-Largest ever assemblage of multiple progressive Europeans and two Americans in one Empire including French revolutionaries of the 1790s (also noted as one of the most progressive).

Notable: Napolean's army generals, captains, and officers, Gardes du Corps du Roi, Ventura - Italian responsible for the modernization of the Sikh Empire, Spanish Liberals of the First Carlist War, Austrian/Transylvania Honigberger, American Colonel Alexander Gardner, influenced by US Civil War, American Harlan.

-Introduced protections for religions 2 centuries ago so all could practice any faith.

-First empire to set limitations on favored majority sensitivities regardless of reason, something that still does not exist for progressives today.

-Interfaith marriages and an end to religion, caste, or background dividing love.

-Women who ruled the Empire, Chand Kaur and Jind Kaur, and women led armies by Sada Kaur and Sahib Kaur.

-Granddaughters of the ruler of the start of the Empire (the men are wiped out of existence except for Duleep Singh).

-Princess Sophia Duleep Singh - helps women win the right to vote in the UK and develops the Women's Tax Resistance League.

-Catherine Duleep Singh - instrumental in saving Jewish populations in Nazi Germany (1997 discovery of Swiss bank account released at the insistence of Holocaust survivors)

-Protections for Liberal and Performing arts and the security for women who wanted to participate in it. (Moran Sarkar, Pul Kanjari a bridge built for a nautch girl.) Women today lack protection and support for such expressions in progressive nations.

-Merit-based salary and life, development of the salary system, and unionization of the working class. Led to the limitation of land revenue systems and higher salaries for increased government revenue. Does not exist in progressive societies today.

-Free press.

-End of death penalty and capital punishments.

-Largest welfare system ever developed (derived from Seva)

I can present lots of more findings but I insist Punjabis to read about our peak in history and take the time to learn about it. The British won the war and tried to rewrite it, but history can never be erased and the educated will seek it.

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 12 days ago

While Akal force goes after their own and the Sikh manosphere continues to police Sikh women on clothing and stuff, turbans are being disrespected by the Nelk boys show by a dude named Suresh, and protests against the Sikh procession or Tamaki's movement against Hinduism look like the streets of Munich Germany in the 1930s. A group of racists blocked the Vaisakhi in New Zealand and this anti-Sikh movement was started by a dude named Tamaki. I'm ashamed that New Zealand progressives just don't care and are also playing along, and Sikhs abroad just sit around letting people make the faith a joke. No one seems to care about it, but I'm disappointed in this era of Sikhi that is driving their own faith to extinction. Punjabi Hindus in the comments of the post are posting more against Vaisakhi then thinking about the streets of New Zealand displaying their faith and ripping stuff apart. I, as a Sikh, even felt hurt watching the faith of my Hindu brothers and sisters get treated like that in the City streets.

My message before Punjab loses it all and Sikhism is done for good is to take a moment to get your head straights, understand how big of a joke we've become, and stand up a just a tad bit more. We're going to raise a bunch of jokes for the next generation who will be embarrased displaying Sikhi or their faith. Policing Sikh women or commenting against Punjabi Sikh or Hindus will lead to the end era for both faiths for Punjabis.

u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 14 days ago

RTN GTA has released footage reporting on the capture of racist dude in Ontario who attacked and pushed around a Sikh elderly man and called him out for being here. The dude went on saying stuff like "why are you here" etc on another released footage before he was arrested by police. The capture consisted of a coalition of 4 students, I believe Punjabis and East Asian.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXmlbRgkXcT/

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 18 days ago

I went to Surrey, where all the Punjabis usually are for the Nagar Kirtan, Sikh festival procession, with 500,000+ people. I live on the Island and I barely see young ABCD Punjabis around me. I was surprised with the amount of goriya and East Asians with Punjabis at the event and so many Punjabis date out. I was confused. No one here talks about it as well.

The demographics and dating trends make zero sense, how do the Punjabi guys go out of there way to find Goriya and East Asian when Surrey legit has none. Where are they? There's none and somehow these dudes found them? Is it common and accepted? ABCD Punjabi girls don't even look Punjabi, how do they look so vastly different than Punjabis that arrive from Punjab?

I was shook, all the racists online be making fun of the city and stuff and I was so confused. ABCD Punjabi girls are attractive and these dudes are getting women from various backgrounds and the city is clean af. Online is all propaganda, y'all are lit. Sorry for my lack of culture and Punjabis, I legit don't see them and only hear about them online.

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u/TestingLifeThrow1z — 18 days ago