If a tree decides to leave its roots, it would be seen nowhere near its position......
I hope people get the subtextual and underlying meaning of above mentioned sentence. I welcome the decision and believe that mother, mother tongue and motherland is something no one can live without.
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Re: BFG- Bharat For Guns
Hindi is NOT the mother tongue of EVERY Indian, and we don't wish to get into a debate on language here.
There are plenty of other online communities which thrive on that type of thing, members are advised to post their thoughts on such matters on those communities and stick to discussing guns/ shooting and related activities here.
Thread is being locked, pending deletion as it is irrelevant to the topics of discussion here.
Regards,
There are plenty of other online communities which thrive on that type of thing, members are advised to post their thoughts on such matters on those communities and stick to discussing guns/ shooting and related activities here.
Thread is being locked, pending deletion as it is irrelevant to the topics of discussion here.
Regards,
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