gorgias
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
شکریہ آپ کے پی سی اور گوگل کا شکریہ۔
(clap)(clap)(clap)(clap)
لیکن میرا گو گل بہت بد تمیز ہے فوراً گو نواز گو لکھ لیتا ہے۔
:lol::lol::lol:
Rehman Malik thrown off PIA flight( PK-370) by passengers for delaying it for 02 hours for himself.
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شکریہ آپ کے پی سی اور گوگل کا شکریہ۔
(clap)(clap)(clap)(clap)
لیکن میرا گو گل بہت بد تمیز ہے فوراً گو نواز گو لکھ لیتا ہے۔
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Mehrushka
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gorgias
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
پی ایم سے کہیں اپنے اتحادیوں کو خوش رکھے۔ ورنہ اب تو یہ حالت ہے کہ ریزائن کے لیے دھرنے کی ضرورت ہی باقی نہیں رہے گی۔ بے چارہ نواز شریف
(omg)(omg)
Rehman Malik PIA case A different view
A few days ago, Mr Rehman Malik was not allowed to board the plane as he was late in arriving there. Everyone is gleefully clapping his hands that we have awoken. We are congratulating one another. Ah! this is really the independence we were seeking. Thanks Imran Khan, you have taught us to live. We shall not tolerate any nonsense in future. Pakistani nation has learnt to stand on its own feet. We can redress the wrong doings. We have taught them a lesson not mess with us.
But I am immersed in a deep thought. I am sad and in a pensive mood. The scene and the words are raging in my mind.
My foot, VIPs.
Go to hell.
Close the gate, fly the plane.
Throw him out..
I shall grill him.
Let us teach them a lesson not to mess with us.
I am at a loss to decide should I be happy or sad? Are we developing into a nation or we are degenerating into a mob? Are we not taking the law in our hands? Were we authorized to do what we did? Did we not leave the norms of decency? Is it what holy prophet taught us? Is it what Qaid e Azam taught us? Is this how a civilized person behaves? Is this the behavior of a civilized nation?
I know people will advance a number of arguments, like Laton kay bhoot baton say nhee maantay, like we are fed up, we cannot take it any more, like we have learnt to fight for our rights.
But is that sufficient to take law in our hands? Is that sufficient to behave like a mob? Are we not degenerating as a society? Are we not becoming very intolerant, insolent and illbehaved as a nation? Who is doing all this? Where are we heading to? Who is guiding us to this path?
Please think. Please help me to decide, who is right? What is right? Where am I wrong?
(Relate the 21 sep 2014 case of smuggling of mobiles by PIA staff to newly won independence. PIA staff are planning to go on countrywide strike. This is a direct consequence of newly won independence, where PIA, after doing something wrong, thinks they are standing for their rights. Such cases will be rampant in future.)
A few days ago, Mr Rehman Malik was not allowed to board the plane as he was late in arriving there. Everyone is gleefully clapping his hands that we have awoken. We are congratulating one another. Ah! this is really the independence we were seeking. Thanks Imran Khan, you have taught us to live. We shall not tolerate any nonsense in future. Pakistani nation has learnt to stand on its own feet. We can redress the wrong doings. We have taught them a lesson not mess with us.
But I am immersed in a deep thought. I am sad and in a pensive mood. The scene and the words are raging in my mind.
My foot, VIPs.
Go to hell.
Close the gate, fly the plane.
Throw him out..
I shall grill him.
Let us teach them a lesson not to mess with us.
I am at a loss to decide should I be happy or sad? Are we developing into a nation or we are degenerating into a mob? Are we not taking the law in our hands? Were we authorized to do what we did? Did we not leave the norms of decency? Is it what holy prophet taught us? Is it what Qaid e Azam taught us? Is this how a civilized person behaves? Is this the behavior of a civilized nation?
I know people will advance a number of arguments, like Laton kay bhoot baton say nhee maantay, like we are fed up, we cannot take it any more, like we have learnt to fight for our rights.
But is that sufficient to take law in our hands? Is that sufficient to behave like a mob? Are we not degenerating as a society? Are we not becoming very intolerant, insolent and illbehaved as a nation? Who is doing all this? Where are we heading to? Who is guiding us to this path?
Please think. Please help me to decide, who is right? What is right? Where am I wrong?
(Relate the 21 sep 2014 case of smuggling of mobiles by PIA staff to newly won independence. PIA staff are planning to go on countrywide strike. This is a direct consequence of newly won independence, where PIA, after doing something wrong, thinks they are standing for their rights. Such cases will be rampant in future.)
[MENTION=72187]jupiter[/MENTION] Your concerns are valid and I would think in a similar fashion. Yet, the situation has become worse by following the rule of law, if there was any, instead of making it better. So, anyone (who had a little sense of power) would then take the law in their hands as such in this case. The real question is who brought the society to this stage (intolerance, misbehavior, etc). It is the collective failure of the respective branches of the government (judiciary, executive, and legislative) and the society as a whole; it is a vicious cycle. Each of these branches are subject to checks and balances from each of the other branches (ideally speaking). However, the situation is much more complex as each branch tries to impose its authority over others and they do not think of the consequences this dictatorial attitude (feudal mindset) is going to accrue. While the military gets the blame for instilling dictatorial attitude into the society, the blame also lies on the politicians (who claim themselves to be 'democratic') for teaching the people to act in a dictatorial manner. The politicians go their own way through bribes, extortion, horse-trading, threats, harassment, etc. If that is not all, they plunder public's wealth, trample upon the Constitution, and use force when needed. Similarly, the people on the streets begin to impose their own will, using whatever power they have, as they feel they are not being heard/responded to. When the judicial/policing system does not give the people its due rights, disobedience becomes the norm.
If someone (read lawmaker) says that one shall obey the 'law', he/she is either too naive or trying their best in fooling others; unfortunately, this is becoming truer. And this is called 'anarchy'. Then those obedient lawmakers ask, "who is bringing anarchy or why are you trying to bring anarchy"? The answer to the question is another question, "Why does the system fail?" If the system had not failed repeatedly and does not continue to fail, there would not be people coming to the streets demanding judicial, land, health, and educational reforms.
This entire scenario was bound to happen, if not today, then tomorrow. I am not sure either as to when this would end, but I know for sure that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Finally, I will end with the quote from Thomas Jefferson who had said, "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty".
If someone (read lawmaker) says that one shall obey the 'law', he/she is either too naive or trying their best in fooling others; unfortunately, this is becoming truer. And this is called 'anarchy'. Then those obedient lawmakers ask, "who is bringing anarchy or why are you trying to bring anarchy"? The answer to the question is another question, "Why does the system fail?" If the system had not failed repeatedly and does not continue to fail, there would not be people coming to the streets demanding judicial, land, health, and educational reforms.
This entire scenario was bound to happen, if not today, then tomorrow. I am not sure either as to when this would end, but I know for sure that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Finally, I will end with the quote from Thomas Jefferson who had said, "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty".
