I Have No Idea How To Process This. It’s Not Unfathomable And It’s Something I’ve Thought About

Do you guys know that we brought back more than a 100 tonnes of our gold from the Bank of England on the day of Dhanteras?

Talk about celebrating at a large scale 😆

Hey guys is it islamophobic to want to differentiate between normal muslims and fucking terrorists?

Hmmm I wonder why someone might call a person- who is constantly denying hinduphobia, attack on hindus on the basis of religion, and defending terrorists and their agenda of establishing Pakistani rule on Kashmir- a bigot.

Bitches would do yoga and then be Hinduphobic🤡

Oh yes and say nothing, absolutely nothing about Pakistani occupation of Indian land of Kashmir aka Gilgit and Baltistan. That’s your average Indian far left bigot.

The Hindus whose pants were pulled down, checking for the absence of circumcision after which they were shot down all of them deserved it because some leftie bigot failed history in school.

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you simply cannot separate the religious aspect from the kashmir terrorist attacks.

these people were not just random tourists they were murdered for being HINDUs after being violently humiliated and mocked for their faith in HINDUISM.

this was an act of terror perpetrated by those who despise hindus. period. and anyone who seeks to downplay this and say peace is for all and there’s no two sides to this are mere cowards who will never accept how rampant hinduphobia is and how soft targets hindus are because of our own inability to ever come together and take a stand. over and over again hindus have been targeted.

and once again any action that india takes will be twisted and analyzed wrongly by western idiots and secular believers who do not realize that the very country where hindus should be safe is failing them.

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1947 pakistan attacked first

1965 pakistan attacked first

1971 pakistan attacked first

1999 pakistan attacked first

2001 terrorist attack by pakistan

2006 terrorist attack by pakistan

2008 11/26 terrorist attack by pakistan

2016 terrorist attack by pakistan

2019 terrorist attack by pakistan

2025 terrorist attack by pakistan

yet the cries for peace and humanity only echo when India retaliates.

the world weeps when terrorist camps are reduced to dust—but stayed silent when our people were turned to ashes. was our blood not red enough to stain headlines? did it not matter, just because it flowed quietly through classrooms and prayer halls in Poonch? where was the outrage when bombs fell on unaware children in response to us shelling their terrorists? when prayers were silenced mid-sentence in Gurudwara?

was peace not a global concern then?

was humanity not an international concern when our unarmed citizens were hunted down and killed right in front of their family—mercilessly shot in the name of religion—when all they wanted was to enjoy a vacation with their families in the hills of Pahalgam?

do only terrorists deserve mercy? not the child clutching his dead father’s shirt? not the mother who still sets a plate for the son who’ll never come home?

why does the world stay silent when we mourn, but raise its voice when we defend?

do the hands that carry weapons of hate deserve more compassion than the hands that held their daughter’s as they died?

Operation Sindoor wasn’t about violence, it was about sending a clear message. No civilian area or military base was harmed. The Indian Army zeroed in on those launch pads responsible for planning attacks like the one in Pahalgam. The missile strikes were so precise that only the terrorists felt the impact, with no collateral damage whatsoever. The Indian Army released photos and videos with one simple statement: 'We targeted only those who were waging war against innocent lives.'

Despite that, there are still voices saying 'war is wrong' and 'innocents are dying'. But what were the 26 lives lost in Pahalgam? Were they out on a holiday? I get it — war isn’t the ideal solution, but neither is constant restraint. When a nation endures repeated attacks and finally strikes back, that’s not violence, it’s a matter of self-respect. Peace comes when both sides are willing to show humanity. But if one side has already abandoned its humanity, then the only response left is action. If you think retaliating against Pakistan in their own language is wrong, then maybe you’re not seeing the bigger picture.

I just can't stand people who live in India, enjoy everything it offers, and then turn around defending Pakistan. If you can't stand by your own country, then don't take its benefits. Go live where your heart lies. Support the country you're in, or go to the one you choose to support. Don't eat from one plate and spit in it.