Top commanders say 'enough is enough'

[Ghost14]

Re: Top commanders say ‘enough is enough’

@kakaballi

Ban youtube over Malala attack? hazam nahee howi baat. And not my fault if you are not hearing calls for bringing the attackers to ‘justice’.

No don’t ban Youtube. I said that to show you that your statements about people reacting as strongly to this attack as they did to the movie, were false. Let me say that again: **some people protesting, which is less than the number of people protesting the youtube video, is the problem. **People should be more outraged over Malala than over a Youtube video. It’s good that some people are reacting, but if the rest of the country isn’t as worked up over this as they are over the video, then there is a problem. I’m criticizing the apathy of the other half, something you are unable, or unwilling, to grasp.

You did not read my comments, right? I told you that peaceful protests are NOT MAKING IT TO THE NEWS. Your other sample is highly biased. Not my fault if your relatives are showing apathy.

Are there more people protesting the Malala incident than the Youtube video? The answer is no, and that’s the problem. Again, you seem unable to grasp this. My issue is that fewer people are protesting Malala, and that’s the real problem in Pakistan.

You said people went berserk over the movie thing and did not do that for Malala incident. What real action you are demanding from people of Pakistan?

How about, more people go out and protest? How about writing to the government?

When did I say that? Do not misrepresent me.

See below. It’s disheartening to you that the country is more pissed off over Malala than the movie, which is false. The country is not more unified, as evidenced by the number of Mullah’s, as well as politicians, defending the Taliban. Not only that, but, once again so you don’t miss it, there are fewer people protesting Malala’s attack than the movie, and that’s the problem.

@kakaballi

For me, it is rather heartening that the country seemsmore united over condemning this attack than the movie demonstrations or drone attacks.

Now that your schooling is over, please read your initial response to me (post #9) and tell me in one sentence what your main point was.

My point: more people reacted to the Youtube video than to Malala’s incident (people did react, I didn’t say that they didn’t), and that’s the problem.

Your point: ?