Re: salman taseer son aatish talks about his dad
boy oh boy ... cant wait for this book to fall in my hands.. gods work eh .... what good time for this book to come in the hands of a JUI activist or some pakistani religion lover ... it will tantalize their senses sending them right on the long march .lool
and i must reiterate over here ... i dont think taseer is bad .. because personally im pretty open and flexible .... but the timing ... is fate going to get another tycoon killed ... today everything is different than it was 6 months ago ... if that kid loves his father and wanted to find the real him ... he should wait lol ... not the right time ... not at all
While it's true that he's Salman Taseer's son, the fact also is there that Aatish, being at least nominally Sikh, is a kaafir. I find it sad that you'd believe the allegations of a kaafir against a Muslim.
As for the drinking.... well, the PPP is the party that cheered for its leader (Zulfikar) when he admitted in public that he drank. Based on that one can only assume that the PPP and its supporters are either drinkers or pro-drinking.
Did you wear Mullah Fazlurrehman's topi today?
im not sure exactly what pakistans alchohol laws are but from what gathered its against the law for a muslim to drink alcohol in pakistan
what are the points of such people being in a government where they cant even follow basic rules...
What does scotch have to do with his (good or bad) governance? I know many good people who drink and bad people who don't.
Re: salman taseer son aatish talks about his dad
^ I agree, we have every right to know if our highest officials are drunkards or not.
Re: salman taseer son aatish talks about his dad
Being a "drunkard" is very different than being a drinker. Some don't seem to know the distinction.
As for following pakistan's laws, there are far more important laws that are not followed by various politicians. Taseer is a reflection of the society of pakistan, not someone from an alien planet - we all know how freely alcohol flows in segments of the society. Even poor people indulge in it.
The point is about immi's hypocrisy. Last I heard Taseer is not proposing shariah or surrender to talibs.
There is a difference in Imran Khan and Salman Taseer. Imran Khan was a playboy and drinker as cricketer. But it changed when he got married, and now that he is in politics he is not the same i.e. he does not drink/sleep-around. So if he asks for Sharia I don't think there is a problem. However if someone is a drinker now and drinks against current laws of Pakistan then that should be considered a problem regardless of how easily it flows in the society.