Re: Espresso Lahore protest
exactly
there was no need for such an extreme reaction as protesting…jahan protet karni chaahiye wahan karte nahin aur aisi choti choti baato pe karne baith jaate hain
If I put myself in the lady’s shoes, and I imagine some dude telling me I can’t pray in the restaurant, I would say okay thanks and go pray elsewhere.. in another shop, on the side of the road, in the car, at the table, in someone’s house (yes people are actually nice enough to let you in their house to pray, we did this all the time when we were on a road trip).
Now Pakistani customer service isn’t the best, the staff can be really rude, so I’m guessing that’s what pissed the woman off or may be she called for it. In any case, protesting over this is absolutely ridiculous! Way too much free time on those people’s hands.
And I won’t worry about the extremist end of liberalism taking over until they follow in the footsteps of some western countries and ban praying on the streets, ban namaaz breaks for school/college students etc.
