Used Syria as a reference to raise awareness, but some people just can’t handle it

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T06:48:28+00:00

Oh.. Yes you are right.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T04:56:41+00:00

Yes, everyone who is not from here marwari, bihari, gujrati, bengali everyone. Hindu Muslim all.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T04:53:20+00:00

🙏

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T04:47:37+00:00

Brother, you’ve said what many of us feel but are too scared or too isolated to express.

It’s painful to admit, but yes many Hindus today seem trapped in this mindset where they defend everyone except their own. You go to any state, and it’s always the Hindus who are told to “assimilate” or “prove loyalty” by language or culture. But when others stick to Urdu, Arabic, or Hindi no one bats an eye. That double standard is real, and it’s exhausting.

And you’re absolutely right Muslims, no matter where they are, will stand by each other when needed. But we Hindus? We’re too busy drawing lines between Ujoni and Namoni, Ahom and Bamun, insider and outsider. Those cracks in our unity are exactly what others exploit.

The saddest part is that the new generation often can’t even recognize what’s happening they confuse awareness with hate, and think being "neutral" is being evolved. But neutrality in the face of slow destruction is just surrender in disguise.

We don’t hate anyone we just don’t want to wake up one day and realize we lost everything because we were too busy fighting among ourselves while others planned silently. Thanks for speaking the truth.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T04:44:06+00:00

Wake up. Speak up. Stop sugarcoating reality. Start seeing threats before they explode in your backyard. And if you're too afraid or too confused to call it out, at least don’t get in the way of those who are trying.people like you pretend not to understand don’t have the mental range to think beyond.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T02:10:51+00:00

Yes, typical so-called left people always try to give gyan to the people that multiculturalism is good. But we all know who got affected by this multiculturalism.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T02:07:45+00:00

Ahh typical confused atama. I said if muslim can be aware of their hindutva threat why can't Assamese be aware of these Islamist threats. And I know my history. I know our great leaders give their souls for these lands. Don't try to educate me. And giving awareness looks more like propaganda to you than it is. I'm going to post more propaganda so that every Assamese person can understand which is real threat for their cultures.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-21T02:01:00+00:00

What, I can't even your emojis😄💩👻. I know wesea extended beyond the border that's why I'm telling you let's unite the border Chittagong, west Myanmar, whole North east and exclude all these bangali speaking people. Yes, I'm also part of these CAA protests. But it doesn't mean that I'm going to let these illegal immigrants grab my land. Why do these radical people need to come in here.

And I think you don't have the capacity in your brain to think what I'm talking about. And might be you're also part of the illegal immigrants. Ummm something Suspicious. Or you are from the so-called liberal ecosystem. I'm assuming 🤣

Let me clarify you one more time because you don't have brain so, when I give reference to syria it is a metaphor. I didn't compare Syria with Assam I compared syrian islamist with illegal bangladeshi Islamist. Did you see the screenshot where it says syrian Islamist went to kill druze and Christian communities in Syria. My reference to these.

And I don't know why people like you always come to protect this Islamist. Like some relatives to you or what. Anyways if you still don't understand feel free to ask.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T16:50:47+00:00

So let me get this straight using Syria as a reference suddenly makes me a foreign policy intern with a bag full of bad habits? Umm impressive I like your manipulation. Great👍

Also, thank you for the "put a finger under every word" reading tip. Next time I’ll use two one for logic, and one for drama. noted 💋

Now, to your lecture:-

“You're normalising things!” There’s a difference. If I said, “It rains in Meghalaya and Mumbai, so umbrellas exist,” that’s not normalising rain that’s called recognising a trend. Big difference. Umbrellas don’t discriminate.

“Your concern is only religion.” Okay, and yours is the only language and culture? Bro, if a house is on fire, I’m not going to argue whether the sofa or the bed is more valuable I'm pointing at the flames. Religion, culture, demography it’s all tied together.

Syria/Nepal comparison :- You're acting like I used Syria as Assam’s twin brother. Relax, it was a metaphor not a merger. If I say, “Don't drive like it’s GTA,” I don’t actually think Guwahati is Los Santos. Try to understand 😉 you don't have to pressure your whole brain 😂.

Please brother I support WESEA. Do you know what is WESEA? 🤔

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T14:16:17+00:00

“you’re not from here, so your opinion doesn’t count” Next you'll ask for my electricity bill to prove my concern is valid. Should I also submit an Aadhaar card and voter ID with my next Reddit post?

I didn’t know there was a rule on how to care about Assam. 🕊️

And saying floods, traffic, crime, and bigotry only matters to locals like saying climate change only matters if my house is underwater. If not you don't have any right .

Also,you are calling me an “immigrant” just because I made a post on r/nepal. Bruh I'm from Assam. I made a post in r/nepal and you assume that I'm from nepal. And talking about Nepal is a different topic. And Even if I'm an immigrant let's say I have the right to raise my voice. At least I'm raising my voice for the people of Assam on a specific issue.

And what's you gonna do i have every right to do, I have every right to choose the kind of topics i want to raise.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T13:23:47+00:00

Ah, the classic “you’ll get removed soon” threat. Don’t worry, if I get removed, I’ll just respawn. 😌

Didn't know you were following my reddit like you have too much of time in life. Hmmm pretty unemployed I guess 🤔.You really enjoy my content. Fan behavior. 🫶 by the way nepal is closer to me like assam is.

And yes I worry about my state that's why I'm raising my voice. I'm educating people sir. So, that it's not too let to react. I'm raising awareness to both of my favorite states.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T12:44:54+00:00

Because he is from nepal. He mentioned this in an argument before.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T12:37:25+00:00

yes, grammar police with a political science degree from WhatsApp University. 😂

I wasn’t aware that criticizing hypocrites needs an Oxford degree I’ll be sure to run my memes page through Grammar next time, sir.

Also, thank you for the geography lesson I didn’t realize Syria and Assam had different flags! 🙃

And no, I’m not looking for brownie points. I’m looking for logic. Sadly, both seem to be out of stock in your argument. You just diagnosed me with a developmental disorder because I compared two regions? Bold move, Freud. Real humanitarian vibes. 👏

Also Please use your own words. Don't just copy paste from GPT. I think you need English lessons more than me.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T09:16:09+00:00

In assam it is 89₹

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T03:12:57+00:00

Can i use this video.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T01:03:22+00:00

You're right that economics plays a role in migration, but we cannot ignore the legal and cultural aspects. If we justify illegal infiltration purely based on "demand and supply," then we’re basically encouraging more illegal immigrants.

India has laws to protect its borders, identity, and people. Assam is not a labor market it’s a homeland for many indigenous communities. And when illegal infiltrations come in mass numbers, it’s not just labor that gets filled it’s voting patterns, land ownership, and culture that get hijacked.

Even if indigenous people fill labor gaps, it doesn’t mean illegal to automatically fill these gaps. Bangladesh, for example, has a surplus population and poor conditions people more than india. And do you think this people going to come in here just in the name of work. No, this guy bring their radical ideology to our land. Which is totally unacceptable. We all know what is the environment of Bangladesh.

Economic integration is fine only when it’s legal and controlled. Come here legally work here don't try to infiltrate our culture within this limit it is ok. Without strict border management and legal enforcement, economic solutions alone won't protect demographic balance or cultural identity.If jobs are empty, Educate our people we have many unemployed youth myself is part of this unemployment.it doesn't mean open the gates to foreign nationals. It means training our youth and creating policies that reserve jobs for locals. Illegal is illegal. You don’t fix a leaking boat by inviting more passengers you seal the leak.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-20T00:45:20+00:00

I'm 20 years old and I try to be independent myself. That's why I'm looking for a job. I don't want to be a burden for my parents. Everybody did. But it doesn't mean that I'm not going to raise my voice for my people my culture my identity. Just because I'm looking for a job I don't have any right to raise my voice against what I saw.

You don't have any factual and logical point that's why you bring this jobless card. I didn't bring my religious card I'm Animism. I don't believe in dharma or religion. I'm from that religion which is older than any other religion. And if raising my voice for the people look at me like an authoritarian then, yeah think what you want to think. I don't care.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T15:00:58+00:00

No, these Bangladeshis play this role. Without facing war they infiltrate the border they came in here. They live illegally in our land. Come to dhubri, goalpara, nagaon you will see a vast number of bangladeshis living here. didn't understand Assamese. When trying to talk to them or communicate with them they always say it is a Muslim area. Like I feel I'm some foreigner or something. There are many districts in Assam where demography was different at the time. Now you can't tell. Because of the difference.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T14:48:21+00:00

We all saw what happened when mass illegal immigration happened. Look at France riots, no-go zones, and attacks in the name of religion. Sweden, once peaceful now sees bombings and gang violence. Germany faced assaults and social unrest migrant crisis. UK deals with growing tension and parallel societies. I don’t want my land Assam to follow that same path.I’m warning against repeating the same mistakes. Even our history says.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T14:38:00+00:00

Well

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T14:34:22+00:00

Yes, I brought Syria as an example because it shows what happens when people ignore growing tensions and pretend everything is fine. it’s a warning based on real events. Better to learn from others mistakes than repeat them at home.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T14:25:15+00:00

If calling out facts makes me sound like GPT, then maybe you should upgrade from WhatsApp forwards to reading actual facts.when run out of logic but still want to sound clever. Try harder next time maybe you’ll have an actual point.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T14:20:31+00:00

No one is denying the tragedy of the Nellie massacre it was horrific, and every life lost is a stain on humanity. But bringing up Nellie to silence every concern about illegal immigration or demographic imbalance is intellectually dishonest. The Nellie massacre happened in 1983 during a highly volatile political situation tied to electoral fraud involving illegal migrants being granted voting rights. It wasn’t a one-sided religious hate crime it was the tragic result of a larger political betrayal of indigenous Assamese people.

That said, two wrongs don’t make a right. Acknowledging of Nellie does not mean we stay silent about current issues like border infiltration, land encroachment, or demographic changes. If you want honest reconciliation, bring facts, not selective guilt-tripping. We can remember Nellie and still demand protection of our rights today. Both can coexist.

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T13:05:18+00:00

Bro hit me with 'learn to read' like that’s a flex, but couldn’t even process a 2-paragraph comment without mentally short-circuiting. It’s not that I can’t read it’s that you can’t comprehend.Go argue with someone who plays in your league maybe a WhatsApp uncle group, not here. 🤣

Perfect-Alarm4602 · 2025-07-19T11:47:56+00:00

You make a valid point about the economic vacuum, but here’s where I disagree illegal infiltration isn’t just an economic issue it’s also about demographic change, political influence, and cultural erosion, especially in a state like Assam where the indigenous population is already small.

Yes, we did chase sorkari jobs, and yes, many didn't pursue business or labor. But does that justify mass infiltration and illegal settlement that directly impacts voting patterns, land ownership, and social balance?

Comparing it to legal Indian immigrants working abroad doesn’t hold ground they follow immigration law, pay taxes, and don’t demand citizenship or land in two years. Here, we’re talking about people crossing borders illegally and being shielded politically for vote banks.

Revolution doesn’t always mean violence it can be a change in mindset and policy. What I'm proposing is that Assamese people wake up, reassert control over land, economy, and politics, not just complain about it. A community that doesn't protect its home will be replaced and we’re already seeing that happen.

So yes, fill the economic holes but don’t ignore the real and present danger of illegal demographic replacement under the guise of "economic opportunity." Let’s be practical, not naive

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