Ghost14
October 15, 2012, 4:58pm
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Re: Top commanders say ‘enough is enough’
My main point was that there was a big divide in society over the video protests and there is less of a divide now over condemning this attack. If you are counting the number of nut jobs protesting (and vandalizing property on the side) on the TV, you’ll remain disappointed. And if you are inflamed by the immature conspiracy theorists, you should again be disappointed since people generally are not buying that anymore. Perhaps you’ll be satisfied if I go out and burn a bank or something and GEO reports that.
Case in point: Minister Bilour offering bounty for the movie maker and his party disowning his statements.
Your confusion stems from the fact that people are divided over how the government and military should REACT to the attacks. Should we go gung-ho into NW with all the might or should we first investigate the attack.
The quote below is not very difficult to understand:
You claim about this quote: It’s disheartening to you that the country is more pissed off over Malala than the movie, which is false.
How do you get from A to B, is beyond my comprehension. Cannot really help you there. Sorry.
So just to clarify, you are saying that more people have done something about the Malala incident than the Youtube video?
As for your quote, you are clearly saying that the country is more united over Malala than the movie or drone attacks, and this is disheartening to you. If I am wrong then please clarify what you meant.