I don't want my kids growing up in Pakistan...

[DaffyDuck]

Re: I don’t want my kids growing up in Pakistan…

@Mirch

My sister’s house has been robbed two times on gun point , I was robbed on gun point , my nieces and nephews were robbed on gun point , my friends have been robbed on gun point. My friend was was told to pay millions of rupees otherwise his daughters will be abducted .
What kind of safety is guaranteed for my family ?
In a country where common people can hang two young men for suspicion of robbery without any trial , in a country where people dig graves and eat dead bodies, in a country where a guy could kill 100 kids and then confess for doing so what good can I expect for my family.

In a country where 10 to 35 people are being killed because they speak a different language what is hope for my family ?

Provide me some safety , security and metal peace I will move back and would not even care if the mosquitoes have so strong wings that high speed fan cannot deter them from stinging you.

I will not care if I will have 16 hours of load shedding. I will not care to travel in a bus which will be so over loaded that you cannot even breath and someone would like to smoke a cigarette.

I will not care if sewage system is so bad that I will have to go on a cockroach killing spree in my own kitchen every two weeks.

I will not care if I my kids get mauled by army of stray dogs in my own street and neighborhood.

I will not care if I will have to stand in a long line to pay my electricity bill which I did not use.

I will not care if an army of beggars will attack my car on each traffic signal.

I am ready to make all those compromises but when it comes to safety and security of my kids I cannot make any compromise.

I agree with you Mirch Bhai that yes security is a problem but a zillion people went out of Pakistan way before the security threat came in. Before the year 2000, places were secure and we have lived in different cities of Pakistan & not faced any of those security issues. For now, YES security is a big concern but for those people who went abroad well before all this for their very own material needs now comment on the country’s conditions easily. They left the country when it was in a bit of a bloom as well so they weren’t that loyal in the first place. This in my view is hypocrisy. If they give a set of reasons for leaving the country then, it was out of their choice, it was out of their needs, it was out of their own aspirations.

If people don’t do things on the grass root level themselves, they don’t reserve the right to pint point the deficiencies either & for those who do so are more than welcome to comment for they feel the need to bring a change.