Is jat an arrogant or proud community?

[dahiyarocks]

garv or ghamand ke bich ki antar bahut hi barik hai, jo kab cross ho jaye pta hi nhi chalta.

bahut hai aise log jo apne aap ko sabse upper mante hai.or ye sirf jaat community ka hi nhi hai,but jaato ke ander bhi different regions ke jaat apne aap ko upper mante hai dusre region wallo se.
or jaisa ki aapne kaha ki ek ek karne hi samaj banate hai,ussi tarah sirf kuch logo ke vichan jan lene se puri community ka pta nhi chal payega.

jis tarah se pacho ungliya barabar nhi hoti,ussi tarah ek community mein sarre log ek jaise nhi hote.kuch naram toh kuch garam hai,kuch akahd toh kuch saral behaviour walle hai

 

[mandeep333]

garv or ghamand ke bich ki antar bahut hi barik hai, jo kab cross ho jaye pta hi nhi chalta.

bahut hai aise log jo apne aap ko sabse upper mante hai.or ye sirf jaat community ka hi nhi hai,but jaato ke ander bhi different regions ke jaat apne aap ko upper mante hai dusre region wallo se.
or jaisa ki aapne kaha ki ek ek karne hi samaj banate hai,ussi tarah sirf kuch logo ke vichan jan lene se puri community ka pta nhi chal payega.

jis tarah se pacho ungliya barabar nhi hoti,ussi tarah ek community mein sarre log ek jaise nhi hote.kuch naram toh kuch garam hai,kuch akahd toh kuch saral behaviour walle hai

Sumit bhai aap ne theek kahaa hai. Baat perception ki hai. It's right that Jats from different backgrounds have different attitude towards arrogance/pride. Why is a Jat generally considered brave? Because it's an established common perception and it doesn't mean that all non-Jats are not brave or they are simply cowards because they are not JAT. This will be a great fallacy. Here I want to bring into focus whether we are an arrogant community or a proud community. If we are arrogant- however thin maybe the dividing line between arrogance and pride- we must aptly move toward mending our attitude so that we become fully acceptable to other parts/castes of society. I hope Jat brethren will understand my goodwill.

 

[prikshit]

Sumit bhai aap ne theek kahaa hai. Baat perception ki hai. It's right that Jats from different backgrounds have different attitude towards arrogance/pride. Why is a Jat generally considered brave? Because it's an established common perception and it doesn't mean that all non-Jats are not brave or they are simply cowards because they are not JAT. This will be a great fallacy. Here I want to bring into focus whether we are an arrogant community or a proud community. If we are arrogant- however thin maybe the dividing line between arrogance and pride- we must aptly move toward mending our attitude so that we become fully acceptable to other parts/castes of society. I hope Jat brethren will understand my goodwill.

I understand the goodwill, but how to ensure others are receptive enough?