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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.
The only reason Hindus/indians are supporting Israel is because they’re also fascists who hate Muslims for existing so congrats on celebrating the approval of people who are happy of the deaths of thousands of innocent people! Birds of a feather flock together. You’re no better than a Hamas supporter or the people you condemn as “anti semites”.
As soon as I heard about the Pahalgam attack I knew that the left would take the side of the terrorists instead of the victims. Terrorist propaganda has completely rotted any credibility or respect the left used to have. Preaching about tolerance and acceptance when you force Jews out of leftist spaces (and now, maybe even Indians/Hindus until they tell you which side they support, just like they do to Jews with Israel.)
For anyone who doesn't know about the Pahalgam massacre, on April 22 a Pakistan-based Islamic terrorist group called The Resistance Front (TRF) mass murdered nearly 30 Hindu tourists, and demanded them to recite the kalima (Muslim declaration of faith) to identify who was/wasn't Muslim.
It blows my mind that leftists can't think for two seconds that maybe Hindus and Jews understand each other because we have experienced decades of terrorism and mass murders from the same group of people, who have repeatedly declared that their intentions are to completely annihilate us and colonize our land. We have also experienced privileged Americans telling us how we should feel about our attackers and the our people's deaths, that we should be more sympathetic to the people that celebrate in the streets when they kill us.
Stop using the western-centric lens of identity politics to understand two deeply complex issues about groups of people and places you don't know anything about.
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.
My heart is shattered. I cannot breathe. I have cried tears hearing the news. What happened in Pahalgam is gut-wrenching. They killed people for their religion. They held them at gunpoint, they asked their religion, they literally pulled their pants down to check and then shot them dead. Their fault? Being a Hindu. I am an Indian. I am a muslim. And I wish hell on any Indian or any Muslim who is inhumane enough to defend this. I have faced Islamophobia more times than I can count, I know well enough about how it feels when people want to kill you just because of your religion. But no amount of suffering validates wishing or defending the atrocities commited against others. If you want people to speak up for you then have the courage to speak up for others too. 26 people died. They were murdered brutally. 25 of them were Hindus. That's it, that was their only fault - following their religion. I know how people are trying to twist this tragedy into something else, to twist this into a communal problem within India rather than attacking back at the terrorists who are at fault. I also know that many people will call me out saying that I am not holding Indian Muslims accountable for supporting such heinous acts. The truth is I do not consider any such disgrace of a human being who defends such atrocity an Indian let alone a Muslim. They are not humans, people like them taint the name of our entire religion and I will say it again and again - they deserve to rot in hell, execute them for all I care. This was an act against humanity. Innocent people were killed because of their religion, we - of all people - should be the first ones to protest. I have seen many posts saying "terrorism doesn't have a religion is a myth", "not all muslims but always a muslim", "we don't need air strikes, we need to do something like Israel", "we have backstabbers in our country", etc. and yet I will still say instead of fighting back and holding these people accountable for generalizing the whole community for the actions of few, hold those accountable who have done such things to taint your name. The body of the victims have not even reached their homes yet, and we are already fighting. Not for them, but with each other. I won't say that this is not about religion, it obviously is - 25 people were murdered because they were Hindus - but this is not religion vs. religion. This is us Indians vs. terrorism and all those people who support and nurture it in our motherland.

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Pogrom. This is a pogrom. The word everyone is looking for and not using here is "Pogrom".
Yesterday, 4/25/25, in London.
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Not saying that the terrorist attack shouldn't be condemned but I am seeing a major increase in Islamophobia in literally every single social media I visit (even the ostensibly liberal ones).
People are forgetting that this attack was majorly caused by BJP's campaign of hatred and a more hardline colonization of Kashmir
The only solution to Kashmir violence is Kashmiri Statehood.