A change of heart in the making

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Re: A change of heart in the making

@Jolie

I had to point out the irony there. In the previous century, other than Women’s Movement, Civil Rights was the last movement to change American society forever, after a long hard wait and a never ending battle. It was anything but a ‘joint effort’ for most part of the struggle. And guess what, many Americans thought the blacks who were asking for their rights and willing to come out of streets to protest had their minds stuck in gutter. They didn’t deserve any of the rights they were asking for. They as a group were monstered beyond recognition.

MQM’s middle class heads are still stuck in gutter, PTI burgers and elites have their heads in gutter. Then tell me which section of the society you consider epitome of piety and pearl like perfection and purity that would bring change in Pakistan? Let’s find out today. People like you have miserably marginalised and demonised your own youth for their political affiliation. A section of the society which is usually prized as future of the country has been classified as band of outclass. How on earth do you think your country will succeed when there is so much hostility and degradation against the youth that represent the present and the future of the country?

Bongiya’n marna aap say koi seekhay. Naam angelina jolie baatain lindsay lohan waali!

First of all, I don’t even know how imran’s fight for electoral reforms is anywhere close to the civil rights movement? I don’t expect him to be superman, but PTI has feudals like SMQ in their party and Imran has yet to take a “do or die” stand against feudalism like he is on his container for electoral reforms (has my support on this issue). Going back to America, you do have to know that civil rights would have gotten no where if it weren’t for President Johnson civil rights act, the democratic congress and some 'pubs supporting him in that issue making the democrats lose the south, the white men and women who got beaten up standing up with the blacks and the govt that sent army troops to implement desegregation orders in the schools. Please tell me how and which actors in Pakistan resemble that situation right now? Pleaaase america is miles ahead on civil society compared to Pakistan.

As for criticizing pakistanis, oh gee it must be rocket science that something is wrong with ALL OF PAKISTAN hence the image and actual condition of the country is in the gutter. Say what you will of our elders for bangladesh, elitism, feudalism but at least in the 50s, 60s and 70s, minus the stupid socialist experiment, and perhaps even the 80s, the country was going forward unlike the neutral or reverse gear that the country is on right now. You might be a haroon rasheed acolyte, but I give more deference to showing the mirror in your face that is Hassan Nisar.

PS You should be happy that pakistan is this **** hole now as otherwise, IK would be another footnote in history like Asghar Khan. He was a nobody in the nineties until Geo / media and pakistan’s downward spiral made people even give him a chance which he is floundering on his ego. As for being butt hurt for being “miserably marginalised and demonised your own youth” and “classified as band of outclass” (READ PTI workers ) then yes, prepare for your feet to be held to coal if you want to come and rule Pakistan. If they don’t show anything for all the talk, then prepare to be brought down to your knees for lying. This is what happens in civil society where counter protests also happen against false politicians. Enjoy your naya pakistan for making it possible.