The man who sold Pakistan

[Amal]

Re: The man who sold Pakistan

@Ali_Syed

These so called liberal journalists claim to be the biggest proponents of freedom of speech, but in reality they don’t want to hear opposing voices. What discourse would be on this board if everyone starts propagating the same ideas? Are people allowed to have their opinions or these ‘liberals’ will decide? Another hypocrisy can be judged as they consider a military solution to FATA, but a peaceful one for Baluchistan. On Karachi they are quiet (as so called liberals are responsible for the mayhem there), although the deaths in that city would be at par with those killed elsewhere.

Killings in Karachi average more than what happens in the rest of the country. Strikes/mourning have become regular monthly events, costing the city in billions. Yet there is no voice asking MQM why no month can pass by without seeing a city-wide strike? Statements of even a third-tier MQM leader is treated like a godly revelation, getting as much prime-time of the media as the party wants. Yet the supra-gods of journalism dare not say a word against the sack-stitcher. There comrades are recorded live confessing to conducting paid interviews, yet no voice is raised against them. They operate from a sphere which simply does not fall in any category of moral, professional or ethical purview.