HOME Fans blast Hardik Pandya after India all-rounder abuses Virat Kohli in viral video

[BacktoCricaddict]

6 hours ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

 

So, is he calling DRS a maadar-whatever? 

[vvvslaxman]

34 minutes ago, raki05 said:

Isn't this idiot shouted at shami and very next match dropped a straight forward catch.

 

He mocked Vijay SHankar as well in a video. Then shared a video of him hitting Zak for six to wish Happy Birthday Zak lol He is full of himself much like Kohli was.

Edited July 11, 2022 by vvvslaxman

[coffee_rules]

20 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

So, is he calling DRS a maadar-whatever? 

No he called Rohit that and Kohli fans had a ‘chor ki daadi mein tinka’ moment and they thought he abused their lord

Edited July 11, 2022 by coffee_rules

[zen]

 

Even the trend hashtag, #हार्दिक_पांड्या_भडवा_हैं,  is typical 3rd world junk

 

(these dumb wits are crying on social media because their whatever is "abused", maybe abusing the "abuse" word, and using "abusive" hashtags themselves) 

 

Anyways, something to keep these type of folks busy ... Let them cry! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited July 11, 2022 by zen

[Vijy]

57 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Even the trend hashtag, #हार्दिक_पांड्या_भडवा_हैं,  is typical 3rd world junk

 

(these dumb wits are crying on social media because their whatever is "abused", maybe abusing the "abuse" word, and using "abusive" hashtags themselves) 

 

Anyways, something to keep these type of folks busy ... Let them cry! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

it's not just 3rd world junk. all manner of junk accumulates on twitter. I have never been on this medium, but have seen enough to know that it's a gathering place for the cesspool of humanity.

[zen]

22 minutes ago, Vijy said:

it's not just 3rd world junk. all manner of junk accumulates on twitter. I have never been on this medium, but have seen enough to know that it's a gathering place for the cesspool of humanity.

 

Yeah, there is "white trash" as well for e.g. (but not much point in discussing that here) but the 3rd world junk is of a different level and imo is exposing the "inadequacies" of a part of the population of countries like India (and Pak, etc.), where opinions are usually formed by interacting with similar minded folks (Relatively not a multi-cultural society for e.g. in many countries you interact with people from South America, Europe, Middle East, South East Asia, and so on on regular basis). 

 

Unfortunately,  such junk has spread to this forum too, which I guess is difficult to avoid. 

Edited July 11, 2022 by zen

[coffee_rules]

3 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Yeah, there is "white trash" as well (but not much point in discussing that here) but the 3rd world junk is of a different level and imo is exposing the "inadequacies" of a part of the population of countries like India (and Pak, etc.), where opinions are usually formed by interacting with similar minded folks (Relatively not a multi-cultural society for e.g. in many countries you interact with people from South America, Europe, Middle East, South East Asia, and so on on regular basis). 

 

Unfortunately,  such junk has spread to this forum too, which I guess is difficult to avoid. 

C’mon stop this tirade just because your fav cricketer is abused. You have gone against Sachin/Rohit in a similar tribal manner without being objective. 
 

not just white trash, look at Caribbean Cricket forums, BD and everyone in the western sports world. It is a jungle out there. 

[zen]

1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

C’mon stop this tirade just because your fav cricketer is abused. You have gone against Sachin/Rohit in a similar tribal manner without being objective. 
 

 

That is only partly true, I may write against players and teams (cons on cricketing matters) but I tend to avoid commenting on behaviors (there may be an exception here and there and at times in humor not necessarily to criticize). For e.g. you will hardly find me writing against Kohli for a) being "bad" on field, b) mixing with Pakistanis, and c) so on  ... Every sports person is different. In fact, I had a thread during this IPL on "King Kong" to take such on field behavior in good humor. Individuals within a team interact with each other based on the relationships and comfort level they have with each other ... If there is an out and out fight, then it is a different matter. 

 

During a match in Ireland, there were folks in the crowd shouting "L**da" to Hooda, which is unacceptable imo.

 

 

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not just white trash, look at Caribbean Cricket forums, BD and everyone in the western sports world. It is a jungle out there. 

 

That should be pointed out too at those place ... IMO, India, because of the amount of population, churns out tons of junk ... I know India inside out 

 

 

[IndianRenegade]

We have no idea of the dynamics between these players, may be its just friendly banter between themselves.

[R!TTER]

Well MC, BC, BBC is common in these parts of the world. Depending on their interpersonal relationships this could be just normal passing shower, who the * cares anyway one's a verified choker & the other 

[coffee_rules]

Remember when KL yelled Kannada expletives at Mayank in an IPL game.  They are all just like when we used to play galli cricket.    Lo *  .. nodo swalpa ballna..

[rollingstoned]

1 hour ago, zen said:

 

Yeah, there is "white trash" as well for e.g. (but not much point in discussing that here) but the 3rd world junk is of a different level and imo is exposing the "inadequacies" of a part of the population of countries like India (and Pak, etc.), where opinions are usually formed by interacting with similar minded folks (Relatively not a multi-cultural society for e.g. in many countries you interact with people from South America, Europe, Middle East, South East Asia, and so on on regular basis). 

 

Unfortunately,  such junk has spread to this forum too, which I guess is difficult to avoid. 

tribal behavior doesn't have anything to do with being or not being in a 'multicultural' society. it can rear it's head anywhere and at anytime in any part of the world and situation. Suggesting as much is as unnuanced, lazy, low IQ and 'third world' a take as it gets just betraying your biases while attempting to engage in cheap self aggrandizement. 

 

[zen]

At times, it is spontaneous reaction on the field. 

 

It is like you are walking down a street and someone splashes water on you, your first reaction can be wild (to put it mildly). 

 

As for me, I haven't used any bad language since school. In fact in school, I got into a habit of using bad words after almost every word (My school had a tradition of having British principals at least till the point I was there. Our current school principal was nice. But I was told (maybe a myth) that earlier the school had a principal who would wash a student's tongue if he caught them using foul language). On an unfortunate or fortunate (per your perspective), one day at home, because of my bad habit, subconsciously, I used bad words in front of an elder. No need to say I was severely reprimanded. From that day, I have controlled myself. Not a single bad word spoken from what I recall

[zen]

4 minutes ago, rollingstoned said:

tribal behavior doesn't have anything to do with being or not being in a 'multicultural' society. it can rear it's head anywhere and at anytime in any part of the world and situation. Suggesting as much is as unnuanced, lazy, low IQ and 'third world' a take as it gets just betraying your biases while attempting to engage in cheap self aggrandizement. 

 

One can give 10,001 reasons and indulge in whataboutism, but it does not make 3rd world junk acceptable or disappear 

 

 

[rollingstoned]

2 minutes ago, zen said:

 

One can give 10,001 reasons and indulge in whataboutism, but it does not make 3rd world junk acceptable or disappear 

 

 

Yea showing that a '3rd world phenomenon' is not exactly '3rd world junk' is giving '10001 reasons' and 'indulging in whataboutism'. Any more 3rd world takes? lmao. 

[raki05]

First word cricket fans man crush Pandya is using third class junk on first world cricket field, a truly proud moment.. BTW looks like in caneda third world junk is common racially abusive word against Asians that's why they vent out their frustration here . 

[zen]

Just now, rollingstoned said:

Yea showing that a '3rd world phenomenon' is not exactly '3rd world junk' is giving '10001 reasons' and 'indulging in whataboutism'. Any more 3rd world takes? lmao. 

 

In third world countries, you would discuss 3rd world junk not first world's duh  

 

If I am walking on a filthy street in India and if I tell the residents to try to clean up. They can say what about this country, filthy streets are everywhere (even though the degree of filthiness may vary), and so on. Easier route to take, I guess. And in the company of many like minded folks (otherwise why would the street be filthy if they though differently). 

 

 

[coffee_rules]

8 hours ago, zen said:

 

One can give 10,001 reasons and indulge in whataboutism, but it does not make 3rd world junk acceptable or disappear 

 

 

Neither does shitting on police cars in the name of BLM in the first world. 

Edited July 12, 2022 by coffee_rules

[rollingstoned]

34 minutes ago, zen said:

In third world countries, you would discuss 3rd world junk not first world's duh  

 

'third world junk' as you put it - and seem to obliquely agree yourself - is not exclusive to only the ''third world'. if your reasoning was as 'first world' as you think it is you'd know that 'first world' problems also can exist anywhere as a corollary. 

 

36 minutes ago, zen said:

If I am walking on a filthy street in India and if I tell the residents to try to clean up. They can say what about this country, filthy streets are everywhere (even though the degree of filthiness may vary), and so on. Easier route to take, I guess. And in the company of many like minded folks (otherwise why would the street be filthy if they though differently). 

 

Literally no one does that though. A stupid straw man you pulled out of your ass which makes me think that you know * all squared about either India or it's residents.

Conflating several topics that have no relation to each other is what made you make this irrelevant comment and it's one baseless non sequitur after another.  Easier route to take i guess rather than admit you're wrong. 

[zen]

17 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Neither does shitting on police cars in the name of BLM. 

I don’t condone that … Here the discussion stems from abusive (since it appears to be a favourite word) behaviour of a section of Indian population.