Btw TLK bhai I would also like to hear what are your views about the question I just asked everybody here in my previous post. What should be done in those situations ?
In a Nutshell yes … and what Jashn-e-Azaadi you are talking about ?
I spent this 14th August in Pakistan this year and believe me I didn’t see any Jashn at all … Azaadi o yea way too much Azaadi .. Ma’dar Pidar Azadii ..
Azaadi of going out on streets - dancing like jokers , one wheeling on streets putting your and other’s lives in Danger … Embarrassing/Harassing people who are out on streets with their families to spend a holiday …
Azadi wazdi kuch nahii mili hum ko - from being John dier 's slave , we have become Kalay Khan’s slave … People dont have enough to eat - and yet you expect them to buy a flag and chant ’ Dil dil Pakistan ’ … very naive of you my kid …
They dont have a choice … Give them a fair choice and your Pakistani population will go down to half in a month …
IzaaT usay mile jo watan se nikal gaya
Just one liner kid …
You all speak from the POV of an educated , settled , satisfied Pakistani … some day try to see things from a different side … From eyes of the people who dont have - what Alhamd we all do
Pakistan is the wonderful place to live . The privileges the rich people r getting in here people living in abroad cant even imagined of it .
say it like … i-dont-want-my-kids-growing-up-in-pakistan- because in Pakistan i m not in a position where i can give the best of the best to my kids . so is mai qasoor pakistan ka tou nhi hai na …
People are living n enjoying way much better life in Pak thn anywhere around the world as a 3rd class citizenship tag on so in short dont blame Pakland blame som1 else or yourself for the issues bla bla bla …
As long as child is raised with Islamic foundation, why does it matter if he/she is raised in west or east. And if child is raised without Islamic foundation then its a disaster, no matter where he/she is raised.
We live in USA but my both daughters (8 and 5 yrs old) go to masjid school with their mother (who is the teacher and administrator of girls quran school). They are learning quran with beautiful tajweed and correct me often (mind it that I was born and raised in Pakistan). So here you go, an example between my kids and I that how you are raised is more important than where you are raised.
who is to blame then ..those who stay in Pakistan and continue with their ‘hooliganish’, i don’t care behavior because they would be labelled as BAD anyway …or to those who just move out and have declared k ‘jaan chutti us hell se’ … arent they on the same line??
Those who are really enjoying their lives in Pakistan - are mostly dual national / passports are stumped / have enough money and resources to settle any where in this world …
So as along as they are making the shyte amount of money , saving taxes , enjoying cheap labor - They are here … But when the time comes - and it is going to be very soon … You will be seeing all of them leaving YOUR LOVELY Pakistan Via first available flight …
so bringing them in consideration is useless … you know what i mean ?
Azaadi of going out on streets - dancing like jokers , one wheeling on streets putting your and other’s lives in Danger … Embarrassing/Harassing people who are out on streets with their families to spend a holiday …
doesnt this stereotype all Pakistanis labelling them as jokers ?
Because they dont want to raise their Kids in India - what ever factors you acknowledge in defence of their decision … Freedom of expression / practicing religion and Values , better economic openings … Blah blah blah …
so what’s wrong if some one doesn’t want his/her kids to be raised in Pakistan … fair play I say
Did I say All - but yes those who were engaged in mentioned activities … They are jokers for sure … And to be honest there was a huge chunk of youth involved …
Putting down your observations is not stereotyping
Absolutely agreed! it’s all up to each persons’ personal preferences. but if I don’t want to raise my kids in the UK (US etc) I don’t go saying ..that UK is a hell hole and full of crappy racially prejudiced people with no moral values and all they do is get drunk and get laid. Doesn’t seem fair to all the practising God fearing Muslims and even to the nicer law abiding kind goras for that matter there.
This is my only issue ! Rest in my other thread of Pakistan vs Western lifestyle I said the same …am not against anyone or any way of living .. I just don’t like generalization and stereoptyping every single Pakistani into a one big evil bunch of losers and Pakistan an unsafe haven of terrorism. That kind of stings. Especially when we have the entire world saying that anyway
Jashn-e-azaadi spirit, Naabigh praa, spirit… not celebrations, not naach gana, not hoo haa. Putting words into my mouth aiwin
And why is that? Because Pakistan isn’t the safest place on the planet right now nor the most developed one. Because the government sucks and the legal system is a failure. Never disagreed with any of this at all.
Absolutely. My last para was addressing these very people who struggle to survive in extremely difficult conditions.
Did you guys even read my post?
I didn’t disagree with the reasons given by people as to why they won’t bring their families to Pakistan (I completely agree with them) I only disagreed with the posts that stereotyped Pakistanis in a not so nice way.
well said
