Re: Karachi LB elections results
No one blames punjabi's . Mostly it the wrong doing of army .
The same subject has been discussed in minuteSt of details in other thread. I don't want to spend my energy to repeat. ..
How many of our own ppl had been killed by Army. Y still u me n many other still standing behind them at this moment of time.
I hope this analogy work to understand why no other option for urdu speaking ppl in khi.
Or maybe many r in state of denial about such things
Don't stand behind the Army then if you think you are doing an ehsaan on them or the country.
A bit of very useful lesson in history for you:
Historically, whenever a new Muslim nation state had been created, their Armies usually took control over the country by virtue of being most organised and authoritative entity. It is a very post-colonialp, post imperial phenomena. Turkish Army over threw a rich Caliphate, gained independence through fighting the whole of Europe, Mustafa Kemal ruled the country after him, there had been several military coups in between suppressing various conservative rebellions and groups to help shape Turkey's image of pseudo European 'Muslim' country with ultra secular and modern outlook which the Pakistani liberals and seculars so love without having a clue about the ways it was achieved.
Turkish Army had massacred Kurds, Armenians, Greeks, as well as crushing regional rebellion groups, famously Derism and Ararat massacre. Our Army hasn't even done half of these things, a lot of flak they get is quite disproportionate, and sadly a certain hatred for them has become quite generational thing - it just gets passed down from a generation to generation.
Anyway...
When mew Arabs states were also created after WWI, apart from Gulf Monarchies, Middle Eastern countries quickly fell into hands of life long military dictators.
Pakistan's history as a post colonial nation state is nothing different from what other Muslim countries went through, i.e dictators taking over to maintain stability and order. This is history.
Even the pride of modern Western civilisation - the French Revolution, Napoleon the military dictator had to take over install some order after the whole egalitarian revolutionary mayhem to preserve the new set up.
So yes, all countries have skeletons in their closet in regards to history, they all have dark chapters. Pakistan's history if you put in post colonial context, you would see that we actually haven't been that worse when you see what countries like Turkey and Arab world went through - at the same period.
Why our "history" is different is because our history is really recent, and we still have a scarred generation.