Re: I don’t want my kids growing up in Pakistan…
Who am i to call it bad or not. It’s a decision people make based on their preferences and comfort and they have a right to it. However, it’s just unfortunate that the people who can actually make a difference in this country with their education, talent and even basic sense of justice and equality are the ones who are leaving it in the hands of unwise people. You know what i mean?
And what hurts even more is when you meet these same people abroad and they are dying to get back to their country but can’t due to finances. I don’t think most people abroad have lost love for Pakistan and infact they have contributed so much through charities too but i only wish they realise that we don’t need the money as much as we need them, the good citizens to make a difference in this country.
I know living in this country comes with a huge cost on many levels but i still feel living here is worth every difficulty we face everyday :).