Re: Hate crimes against muslim children in British schools
Nope...PCG...i am not crying...i am crying over these which loose dignity and self-respect just for luxuries....i know ...many people have ecomical problemss ...and higher studies ambition...moreover...many people have done excellent abroad which they cannot do in pakistan....but many many are those who are giving thier skills to West just because in pakistan..they dont get ENOUGH money...this greed is never ending circle....and bah on this money and this greed where you are ruined and mudsligered...
Actually, if you stay in Pakistan and you're just part of the system, you're deluding yourself if you think you're helping Pakistanis and muslims in general. Because you're part of it, and you're letting bad things happen. I don't have to show my commitment to muslims by putting my neck out so that other muslims can cut it off. That's ignorance, and if you think that's helping Pakistan, then no thank-you. I don't need your delusional patriotism.
I can actually do more for Pakistanis and muslims by educating myself and making something of myself in this world. I have the power, then, to solve some problems. If you stay in Pakistan, get a substandard education, get caught up in a whirlwind of corruption, it makes it even more harder to contribute to society. I go to Pakistan and muslims are complaining of how hard it is to sustain yourself economically with a halaal income. They're main worry is to put food on their table, and pay for thier kids schooling. Do you honestly think these people have time to bring around a revolutionary change in Pakistan? Fighting this sort of trend involves a proactive approach. You have to do something. But just living in Pakistan - what have you accomplished? How many people are living in Pakistan, and why aren't they doing good and moving the country forward? What good is their "patriotism"?