Tulsi Gabbard

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

southindian wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

This I'm trying to understand.

How is it that frequent calling of Allah and Khuda by common people is considered colloquial, acceptable and normal which is fine, but reference of "Jai Krishna" and "Bhagwan" makes a person a Sadhvi (meaning religious OR hardliner).

Not just you, I have observed this with MANY people (Politicians, Bollywood folks and Hindus on FB). Hindus shy away from making references of Hindus Gods, while easily bringing Khuda or Allah in conversation.

Hellsangel wrote:Apparently punctuates her sentences every so often with "Jai Krishna".

About her trip to India:

https://www.indiacurrents.com/articles/2015/01/07/tulsi-gabbards-trip-india

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

southindian wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

This I'm trying to understand.

How is it that frequent calling of Allah and Khuda by common people is considered colloquial, acceptable and normal which is fine, but reference of "Jai Krishna" and "Bhagwan" makes a person a Sadhvi (meaning religious OR hardliner).

Not just you, I have observed this with MANY people (Politicians, Bollywood folks and Hindus on FB). Hindus shy away from making references of Hindus Gods, while easily bringing Khuda or Allah in conversation.

Insha Krishna you will not be issued a fatwa.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

southindian wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

This I'm trying to understand.

How is it that frequent calling of Allah and Khuda by common people is considered colloquial, acceptable and normal which is fine, but reference of "Jai Krishna" and "Bhagwan" makes a person a Sadhvi (meaning religious OR hardliner).

Not just you, I have observed this with MANY people (Politicians, Bollywood folks and Hindus on FB). Hindus shy away from making references of Hindus Gods, while easily bringing Khuda or Allah in conversation.

Insha Krishna you will not be issued a fatwa.

comrade has great allergy to all things hindu and great love for terrorist supporters. must be the zeal of newly converted

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

southindian wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:She seems to possess all the qualities required to become a great Sadhvini. Have they taught her the difference between Ramzade & Haramzade, yet?

This I'm trying to understand.

How is it that frequent calling of Allah and Khuda by common people is considered colloquial, acceptable and normal which is fine, but reference of "Jai Krishna" and "Bhagwan" makes a person a Sadhvi (meaning religious OR hardliner).

Not just you, I have observed this with MANY people (Politicians, Bollywood folks and Hindus on FB). Hindus shy away from making references of Hindus Gods, while easily bringing Khuda or Allah in conversation.

Insha Krishna you will not be issued a fatwa.

comrade has great allergy to all things hindu and great love for terrorist supporters. must be the zeal of newly converted

Echchuneni, how often do you punctuate your sentences with "Jai Krishna" or "Jai Ram" or how often did you, when you were 31 or 32?

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:
Echchuneni, how often do you punctuate your sentences with "Jai Krishna" or "Jai Ram" or how often did you, when you were 31 or 32?

picchi mudirina mulla jihad reddy, nee vedhava original comment ki ippudu vesina gadhaki emanna sambandham vunda? koncham neurologist ki choopichhuko before it's too late.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

southindian wrote:
This I'm trying to understand.

How is it that frequent calling of Allah and Khuda by common people is considered colloquial, acceptable and normal which is fine, but reference of "Jai Krishna" and "Bhagwan" makes a person a Sadhvi (meaning religious OR hardliner).

Not just you, I have observed this with MANY people (Politicians, Bollywood folks and Hindus on FB). Hindus shy away from making references of Hindus Gods, while easily bringing Khuda or Allah in conversation.

Insha Krishna you will not be issued a fatwa.

comrade has great allergy to all things hindu and great love for terrorist supporters. must be the zeal of newly converted

Echchuneni, how often do you punctuate your sentences with "Jai Krishna" or "Jai Ram" or how often did you, when you were 31 or 32?

picchi mudirina mulla jihad reddy, nee vedhava original comment ki ippudu vesina gadhaki emanna sambandham vunda? koncham neurologist ki choopichhuko before it's too late.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:
Echchuneni, how often do you punctuate your sentences with "Jai Krishna" or "Jai Ram" or how often did you, when you were 31 or 32?

picchi mudirina mulla jihad reddy, nee vedhava original comment ki ippudu vesina gadhaki emanna sambandham vunda? koncham neurologist ki choopichhuko before it's too late.

Lethandi...Neurologist, Psychiatrist, Neuropsychiatrist kavala. Ideal place is his own Dargha which will have to exorcise Allah, Dr. PBUH, and Jehadis from his brainwashed mind.