Re: “No threat to Pakistan from Taliban ideology”: Imran
You’ve been arguing in several threads proposing the same multipronged strategy that combines armed and non-armed responses. That isnt different from the rhetoric, atleast, of the current admin. Nevertheless you can find flaws in their policies. You can say it hasnt worked so far, or that their policies were implemented poorly or with double intentions, and you would be right and have no argument from me. I am far from happy with how the Taliban have been fought.
But there are plenty of severe problems in Pakistan. We’ve been officially trying to eliminate corruption and poverty for decades. We’ve been officially trying to improve our healthcare system and economy for decades. And you can always prescribe different policies to handle these issues.
But what IK sahab does is start saying polio isnt a disease. We can solve poverty and starvation by saying we dont have a problem with poverty and starvation as thats just an advanced dieting program. Corruption can be eliminated by legalizing it. Thats the problem, not that he is an ideas man, but that he has a remarkable appetite for accepting (and defending) the unacceptable.