Re: Hashmi waits for invite for Pti Multan jalsa
Jolie i think you are addressing my post..so i can address you and we can have a civilized chat..at least we can try. pata naahieen aap har waqat itnay ghuasay may kiyon rehteiy hain..at least i feel that way. Fine we are bunch of idiots with low IQ who fail to understand your logic but ...
I dont know what do you want me to say? do you want me to list hundreds of PMLN and PPP politicians who are absolutely pathetic and staus quo lovers and who will ditch PMLN and PPP in one second to get to their next boat? I am happy to do that.
they are bad and opportunist now as part of PMLN and PPP, will be bad and opportunists when they will join PTI and will be bad and opportunists when they will leave PTI. PERIOD. I can only talk about myself. if you ever see me praising khawaja asif today and then badmouthing him if he joins PTI and then praising him again if he leaves PTI you can hang me. he is a pathetic politician and will always be and there are many like him. Mumtaz bhutto is another example. if he joins PTI, PTI will get criticism.
Hashmi is a saint or not a saint..i dont know but yes he has general respect among people. he was not corrupt and went to jail many many times...spent so many best years of his life in jail (your point on zardari is noted but hashmi is not zardari plus no politician shd go to jail for a cause just because zardari was jailed?). We have very very few politicians left with some respect and i believe he is one of them. Again i am consistent. never bad mouthed him when he left PMLN and didnt bad mouth him now either. And yes i will have same attitude about asad umar and arif alvi of PTI as well.
when i said leave it to aallah for hashmi, i meant to say that if he is he internally on PMLN side then wait for elections... if he joins PMLN after these elections, his politics will be over automatically and he will be exposed. if he loses and start taking pro-PMLN position he will be tainted as well. that is all
No, I don't want you name hundreds of crooks and criminals from PPP and PMLN, relieved to know you are at least aware of that. Seems like the only acknowledgement or condemnation (if you can call it that) is one line statement suggesting 'yes I know PPP and PMLN are corrupt' and that's about it. You'd think the amount of damages these parties have done to Pakistan (not mere actions that merely hurt their parties) you would think the so called educated and independent and oh so wannabe different folks would spend bit more time and energy condemning them, considering these parties are the biggest mafia in the country.
However, it doesn't matter if these parties have been in power or the system for three decades, they are still the ruling elite, they still hold double/triple the power of PTI. Their incompetency is the reason why they are standing disgraced in front of the public. Despite all that, the amount of disgustingly disproportionate amount of Holier than thou bashing I see for PTI certainly makes it look like either people implicitly support the corruption of Nawaz Leeg or they simply do not care. Their chest thumping selective morality only becomes activated when the subject is PTI. Why they obsessively nit pick, write long finicky posts scrutinising everything from Imran's hair cut, to his sleep pattern to his every statement obviously shows that rotten corruption of Nawaz Leeg, bad incompetency, incompetency are not criminal enough - it doesn't get the heads rolling. There is not point highlighting them. But despite the annoyance, it is extraordinary to see everyone - supporters, critics, haters, zealots - consumed by percept of PTI. I do give full credit to PTI for energising people with political passion. PTI as a subject is enjoying some kind of monopoly in Pakistan's politics, and it's an achievement for PTI for born again newbie party like PTI. Anyway, don't take it personally, it is quite wonderful to see you so closely following PTI and writing about them in a great deal. I'm one of those people that believe that dissent empowers movements (I think it was a famous academic who said that and wrote a whole book on it).
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hey are bad and opportunist now as part of PMLN and PPP, will be bad and opportunists when they will join PTI and will be bad and opportunists when they will leave PTI. PERIOD. I can only talk about myself. if you ever see me praising khawaja asif today and then badmouthing him if he joins PTI and then praising him again if he leaves PTI you can hang me. he is a pathetic politician and will always be and there are many like him. Mumtaz bhutto is another example. if he joins PTI, PTI will get criticism.
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Hashmi is a saint or not a saint..i dont know but yes he has general respect among people. he was not corrupt and went to jail many many times...spent so many best years of his life in jail (your point on zardari is noted but hashmi is not zardari plus no politician shd go to jail for a cause just because zardari was jailed?). We have very very few politicians left with some respect and i believe he is one of them. Again i am consistent. never bad mouthed him when he left PMLN and didnt bad mouth him now either. And yes i will have same attitude about asad umar and arif alvi of PTI as well.
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Considering all your usual posts, I think there's a self contradiction, perhaps an unconscious one. You can interpret it in different way and proclaim that this also suggest that supporters' loyalties lie with organisation and it's cause, not with individuals. I think people like you should appreciate this? I am sure if Asad Umar betrays the party - throws it in under the bus basically - and seeks attention through badmouthing all his colleagues in the media, firing conspiracy, making false allegations, and openly supports party's and country's arch rivals would receive the same reception. Even though he's the second most respected member of the party after Imran.
But I really don't what you trying to suggest providing yourself as an example. Are you suggesting that you are so perfect that you have never bad mouthed a politician ever, lol (or the PTI leadership) or you just badmouth people when they switch parties? You maybe a different case altogether, but people who usually identify with a certain organisation, see themselves as part of group do react when they feel a collective sense of betrayal and anger by person they once trusted. It is called human nature. Despite SMQ being the most senior and prolific parliamentarian from PPP, the Jiyalas on this board don't even prefer to call him by his name, they simply call him lota.
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Hashmi is a saint or not a saint..i dont know but yes he has general respect among people. he was not corrupt and went to jail many many times...spent so many best years of his life in jail (your point on zardari is noted but hashmi is not zardari plus no politician shd go to jail for a cause just because zardari was jailed?). We have very very few politicians left with some respect and i believe he is one of them. Again i am consistent. never bad mouthed him when he left PMLN and didnt bad mouth him now either. And yes i will have same attitude about asad umar and arif alvi of PTI as well.
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Is he just respected just because he went to jail and couldn't get out on time? You are right, I do pity Hashmi. He was in jail when Nawaz Sharif and his family were living like Kings and Queens in the palaces of Saudia Arabia, yet the poor man still comes on TV and says 'bury me in Nawaz League's flag when I die' but in the same interview boasting about being PTI's president. I'm not the one to mix politics with religion when it suits my agenda, but to me it was Allah's way of exposing him, right? I'm sure many people lost respect for him for good when they heard saying this. It is evident that he was never really committed to PTI. He has been exposed so badly, and I don't think people are bothered to believe It his constant flip flopping and conspiracy whining that made him a laughing stock. First he says, the conspiracy was to bring the coup, then he says no no no, the conspiracy now is to end Imran's politics. First he says Imran received orders from army, then he says no no, I didn't say Imran was in contact with the army. He could've just left PTI, stating his reasons without badmouthing his own party and colleagues. But I am so glad him and his script is proven wrong. Of course PTI in future has to be very careful about taking any turncoats from other parties. There is indeed a learning lesson for PTI from this episode.