The Name-Calling, Slandering, and our sense of Morality

[phoenixdesi]

Re: The Name-Calling, Slandering, and our sense of Morality

@diwana

All reasonings merely to justify name calling and slandering. Wah wah.

At least think of so mnay people around the world reading this open discussion board. What will they think of “Pakistanis” how they deal with the differences among each other or with politicians they do not like.

Let’s be honest: We all may be guilty of crossing lines once in a while including myself but perhaps we need to acknowledge this wrong behavior and it is not the way to discuss political differences.

Nothing good comes out in the end and topic does get buried somewhere far away. What we need is substance in the posts.

There are ways to make fun of politicians with intelligence, wit and humor but not cheap humor and name calling or highlighting the looks, color or something the politician or person cannot change. etc.

If criticism is to be made along these line then there has to be very strong reason why and still with a flavor some kind of wit.

I remember people making fun of Zia ul Haq of his one eye not matching with other. True or false but people used to call him “Kaana”.

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One more important point: **Why cursing the person? May he/she die soon. May he/she get killed. May he/she rot in hell. etc.
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Are we not actually becoming part of killing process indirectly this way. Besides this reminds me of an old uneducated woman cursing someone.

If it takes policy of GS to make it happen then so be it.

Ya Allah Khair..PD and Diwana agreeing on something..but one has to appreciate the right sentiments with open heart…

Diwana is spot on especially this one*** “All reasonings merely to justify name calling and slandering”***…that shocked me as well…i mean folks are trying to justify name calling politicians…

Nothing good comes out in the end due to these name callings and topic does get buried somewhere far away. What we need is substance in the posts.