Re: Pakistani Middle Class, Beneficiary of Musharraf, Begins to Question his Rule
I appreciate your undying love for Musharraf but you shoudl be ashamed of yourself calling Imran Khan a traitor. You can't even do .00001% of what he has down for Pakistan and the poor people there. Shame on you.
Ehsan Bhai ... what can I say? :) Believe me, I am not personality worshiper that I would love Musharraf or XYZ. I only care for Musharraf as long as I believe that he is good for the country (according to my little bit of understanding using my intelligence, however defective it may be).
As for Imran, what you think? When he left Pakistan cricket in 1977 and moved to play for Kerry Parker for money, did he betrayed Pakistan or not?
As for traitor, what that means? In my dictionary a person that defect or desert a country (especially when the country needs the service of that person), in other words shows disloyalty or betrays a country is a traitor to that country. Maybe I am wrong and if I am wrong, I apologies, and instead of being ashamed you can call that my ignorance. But if one who betrays a country can be called traitor than I do not think that I should be ashamed if I am right that Imran betrayed Pakistan in 1977. What you think?
Playing for a country is not like working for a living (even that is very important for those who are in crucial activities). Just imagine that when we play for a country at international level, we represent and serve the country against other countries and that is why one person cannot play at international level for two countries at the same time (unlike people working for their living). Actually when playing for the country and than to express any win or lose for the country as personal win or lose is also a show of being traitor to the country, as that win or lose is not personal but for the country.