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You can face a 5 year jail sentence for eating beef and beef products.

Beware

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In reply to Emir

same could happen if you punany beef in JA

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In reply to Dan_De_Lyan

Ah

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In reply to Emir

Don't worry about that Emir Taliban, you keep eating your pork.

Reason they cannot produce fast bowlers

In reply to Runs

Pork is the reason Pakistan produce fast bowlers?

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In reply to ponderiver

Interesting how you refer to them as cowbawling. Do you refer to those that ban pork in about 20 countries as pork-bawling? The "cowbawlers" have been tolerant of the porkbawlers for the most part.

In reply to maidavale



for the record I am not fond of pork

here is some more irony for you.... the most popular game in India is cricket, it requires the use of a cricket ball, made from the skin of dead cows....... no prizes for guessing what TenD loved doing best

In reply to ponderiver

He loved herding cows with his stick...like his God Krishna

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In reply to maidavale

Fcuking Hypocrites.

In reply to Runs

In reply to ponderiver

One can understand why some Hindus are tempted by the banning of beef as the cow play a central role in Hinduism, so we must try understand others before criticizing them. Now, it doesn't mean the actual ban is a good idea.

People in India who eat beef- (Muslims, Siks, some Hindus, some Jains and others) do so mainly with the meat from the water buffalo or bison, not the cow, so I feel there is room for compromise.

I once was dispatched form NA to India to mediate a solution in a UP village regarding beef and I got the villagers to agree that those who wish to eat beef should be free to do so, and I got the opposite side to agree that beef meat should only be harvesteed from the bison.

In reply to gvenkat

Who are Hypo.....?

In reply to Emir

The likes of runs and his ilk

In reply to gvenkat

Lighten up dude you take yourself waaay too seriously

In reply to Emir

I fully understand your sentiments and must commend you on the role you played in conflict resolution in UP
Of concern however is the rise in Hindu fundamentalism .

Fuelled by the PM and head of the leading BJP, is it a counter to the rise of Islam , Chinese hegemony or is it an example of the former British colony's desire to redefine itself away from the British raj and promote Nationalism

Especially at a time when India is poised to be a world leader, an economic powerhouse and is the oldest democracy in the world.

In reply to ponderiver

Many of us share that concern, including tens of millions of Hindus in India. India has always outlast her enemies from both within and outside and she has survived, so I am cautiously optimistic this threat will fizzle away.

I feel the VSP and the radical arm of the BJP will become less a player as Narendra becomes more a statesman.

Fundamentalist Hindus, like other religious fundamentalists, need a hearing and sympathy. For example, India was raped many times over by all the super powers and her wealth plundered and Hinduism was maligned and marginalized in her own land. The BJP radicals are just reacting to these historic injustice.

One must be very careful not to paint Hinduism with a broad brush- the radical arm of the BJP and VHP does not represent Hinduism, which arguably, historically speaking, is the most tolerant religion. People from all faiths from the ancient world found sanctuary from religious persecution in Hindu India over the centuries.

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In reply to Runs

Im just riling u man. I cool with most of my g uyanese brothers.


Titties on the other hand is a diff story

In reply to gvenkat

let them people stay,can you imagine the environmental challenges of trying to produce beef for more than a billion people?

In reply to Emir

KKYS