2 Responses to “කලු ලෝගුව හෙවත් බිල්ලන් ගේ ඇඳුමට නීතියක් නැද්ද?”

1. Ratanapala Says:
   August 3rd, 2018 at 2:22 am

   Ever since human kind decided to live in groups and later as a community, one of the most salient features of the understanding between members is the ability to communicate with another whose face can be seen. This is part of our unwritten social contract. Any person who hides his or her face in public is suspect whether the person inside the garb is innocent or not simply because the meeting is one sided.

   I am surprised that the so called ‘civilized society’ which applies their laws on a selective basis to different countries, have so far tolerated this nonsense in their own societies. I am sure it is something to do with Middle East money, and their subservience in the face of capital.

   Saudi Arabia, the Gulf Countris who openly promote this uncivilized attire for women are historically the most disrespectful to women. The women in these countries as well as in other, who subsribe to this violation of the social contract are suffering from the Stockholm Syndrome, unable to differentiate between the tormentor and the benefactor. They seem to be willing hostages in the hands of uncouth religious zealots!

   In Sri Lanka, SInhalese and especially Sinhala Buddhists are the most reviled, exploited, ‘taken for granted’ and most unequal in society. No wonder after 70 years they have ended up as the ‘bottom feeder’ of society. All laws apply to them whereas for others laws are selectively applicable and applied. How the Sinhala Buddhist Monks have been treated since coming to power of Yahapalanaya which promised a Lichchavi Palanayak is astounding.

   Our social contract is already broken. It is time the people of the country took it upon themselves to redress this disgrace, dishonour, and disrepute. .

2. Ancient Sinhalaya Says:
   August 3rd, 2018 at 4:23 am

   In the middle east, people cover their faces to protect themselves from sandstorms. Nowadays the religion of
   utter peace (aka fastest breeding religion) followers cover their faces to hide from the society. The reason
   behind for this is, these women are inside a ‘walking cave’ and it gives them freedom to hide from society. To understand this, imagine a shy person has to do a public speech or sing in public. Give him a balaclava and
   he/she will deliver the speech/singing without any problem. This is the theory behind it. Goni billa dress is just a balaclava for these women. They can hide from society. To the outsider they all look same and they can do any thing and get away with murder since nobody knows who is behind the balaclava.

   Sri Lanka Multiplying Community aka mussies have multiplied, multiplied and multiplied and now the traitors
   know the time is right to start murdering the natives to wrestle control. The dirty, disgusting, subhuman trick of
   multiply and multiply and outnumber was used to turn old Buddhist iran, afganisthan, pakesthan, maldives,
   bangladesh, malaysia and indonesia to mussie countries within a few hundred years of their arrivals with their
   baby machine wives. Sri Lanka at the mercy of the fastest breeding religion mussies since Sinhalese are
   divided thanks to anti Buddhist, anti Sinhalese, anti Sri Lanka catholic run UNPatriotic_rats. So the fastest
   breeding religion mussies know they are in a win win situation. The dirty, disgusting, subhuman trick worked in
   the pre-internet, pre-mobile phone, pre-tv era since people didn’t know until the menace came to their doorstep.
   But today’s ‘connected world’ people going to know what is happening and start to fight back to save their
   livelihoods. One thing is certain, the fastest breeding religion mussies are taking us to another bloodbath.

   Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution destroyed the creator god myth for good. Then his book, The Tree of Life,
   explained how all these millions of creatures came to being. God’s theory has millions of holes. Okay god made
   man, then who made mosquito, fly etc. etc. Simply put, god is a man-made thing. A fictitious god. These religions
   founded before science. Today, religions have to pass the ‘science test’ to accept as true. There is one religion in
   the world which passes the ‘science test’ with flying colours. Buddhism 1 science 1 all other religions 0.

   Buddhism isn’t a religion of convenience which regard killing, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying, drug abuse etc
   (Buddhism’s five precepts) including all law courts under the sun, all honest people as sins while all these other
   religions don’t. Then those are religions of conveniences or what? Buddhism disappeared from india, since it
   didn’t fit the society with caste system, animal sacrifices etc. So they chose to cheat themselves and discarded
   Buddhism only to pay back in their next lives by not becoming 2-legged creatures.

   These goni billas prove only thing. That’s they prove ghosts exist. The dress could only be high fashion in hell.
   Black makes it even more ghastly sight. Brain washed or brain dead? You do your maths. So these fastest
   breeding religion mussies want Buddhists to become followers of a religion of convenience and make Sri Lanka
   another hell hole like pakesthan, afganisthan, syria, sudan, yemen, libya, iraq, etc. etc. A long list of hell holes.
   We are spoilt for choice?

   If these goni billas look at night sky, they will see millions of stars. They look so tiny since they are billions of
   miles away from us. Some of them could even be suns in different solar systems. We now know the earth’s size
   is a grain of sand in the vast vast universe where distances are measured in light years (not miles, that is
   186,000x 60x60x24x365 miles). Some one can create such a thing is absolute lunacy! In all these, Buddhism
   has no conflict with science while all other religions fail miserably.

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