Re: What is the solution?
.........…I am thinking, what a Pakistani should do in such situation?
wake up?
Re: What is the solution?
^^^ Pakistani Naswar, Hafim aur Heroine kha ker soye huay hain, they cannot wake up. Waisay bhie, if people wake up then thugs in power can use Bureaucracy, Police, Judges, Rangers, and at places even army to supress them (masses).
I only hope that honest and caring general comes up from Pakistan army to correct the situation … or some revolutionary leader comes out with support of volatile masses and army (at least lower cadre army personals) gives their support to him … so that such leader can correct the situation … giving appropriate punishment to rapists of Pakistan.
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^^^ Pakistani Naswar, Hafim aur Heroine kha ker soye huay hain, they cannot wake up. .....
..... … or some revolutionary leader comes out with support of volatile masses........
You contradict yourself so much that I get dizzy trying to read the replies.
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You contradict yourself so much that I get dizzy trying to read the replies.
Please check, as I have a feeling there is something else that must be making you dizzy, as there is nothing contradicting about the two statements I made?
As far as my statements are concerned:
First statement is about present state of Pakistani masses, who are under trance of drugs that whatever happens to them, they do not react.
Second statement is about future situation ... hoping that a revolutionary leader comes up that can wake masses from their trance, make them volatile and bring revolution.
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^ first statement "they cannot wake up"
second statement "leader that can wake them up"
....and then you consider the general from army as angels descended from heavens.
haath jor ke
sir maaf ker dain. I'm out.
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^^^ I think you should read things with context to what it is written.
You wrote that Pakistanis should wake up ... and I replied that they are sleeping under the influence of drugs and cannot wake up.
I think no one in their right senses would think that from what i wrote it means ... people could not wake up under any circumstances ... neither I meant that.
Obviously, if in future they (people) come out of drugs influence or someone make them come out of drugs influence and wake them up ... then people may wake up.
So ... there is no contradiction in my statement. It is just like if a person writes that … Mr X is sick and thus could not go to party … then writes that if doctor gives him medicine and make him better then he would be able to go to the party … no contradiction.
Re: What is the solution?
I think solution can be found provided we do the following:
1) Free compulsory education for all kids up to college.
2) Birth control (Pakistan is facing a population time bomb)
3) De-radicalization
4) Jobs
5) Systematic de-brainwashing of the populating and the concept of jihad.
6) Getting rid of the laws that foster bigotry and hatred against any particular group
7) Separate religion from politics
etc...
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Pakistan is in turmoil of every sort.
Pakistan is facing turmoil since Zia-ul-Haq days. Your solution to bring back a person like stupid tin commando who is now facing multiple murder cases and under house arrest was never, is never will never be a solution. That will be the quick death warrant for Pakistan. Let PML(N) completes its tenure. Respect peoples' mandate, right or wrong. Let the democracy takes its roots and ultimately it will bring good people to leadership belonging to main political parties.
By the way MQM was also partner to PPP's in last government which you always forget.