Why do Pakistani's question their own existence?

[hareem01]

Re: Why do Pakistani’s question their own existence?

@Shadan

At the time of independence or just before it, a political ideology by the name of two-nation theory existed. It was very obvious that not 100% of muslims would support that ideology just like any other political ideology gets its supporters and critics. Just like there are people in Balochistan who support independence from Pakistan and those who oppose it. Many more examples can be quoted here. In my opinion it was totally normal at that time to have difference of opinion on the partition of the Sub-continent. That was that!

The problem is those who supported the partition of Sub-continent now like to call those who didn’t, traitors. This I think is totally uncalled for. As Pakistan is a reality now and we all accept it. In response to them being labelled traitors, they start justifying their opposition to the division of the then India. This justification is then taken in the current context and those justifying their point of view are again labelled as traitors.

This debate should be over now. Yes, people can differ on the idea of the partition of India or any other territory but once a matter has been settled, its over. People who supported the creation of Pakistan should not taunt those who opposed it at that time and vice versa.

questioning your past and calling for separation are two different things…please don’t mix them up.