Re: Say No to Imran Khan!!
You don't 'judge' based on the present and future, however, you should 'consider' present (which you conveniently omitted) and future (of course from the current agenda)
Actually I didn't omit anything. I did want to point that judging someone based on their "future" doesn't make any sense. Even if you consider Imran's present, he is not faring well. Why didn't he denoucne the mullahtic loonies who took women and children hostage and demanded safe passage for foriegn mullahtic loonies? Someone who's a champion of 'justice' should support the writ of law. Now please don't respond with "what law? there is no law in pakistan hence writ of govt. is null and void". No state would tolerate people kidnapping policemen or physically assaulting them and disarming them.
He has the right to avoid questions relating to his personal life. However, selectively discussing events of his past to judge him shows an entirely different agenda.
He doesn't. His past indiscretions run contrary to (conservative) values an average Pakistani holds dear. If Pakisatnis, his constituents, have a problem with that and want answers, he should address them. This behavior also indicates whether he'd a reliable leader and not evasive in times of crisis.
He is a good social worker and can effect change but he is not public policy or politics material. He may not be a good manager either. In one of the tv interview he admitted that his hospital runs a loss of 70% loses each year which adds up to 70 "carore".
Imran doesn't deserve special treatment.