I already showed you how stupid your arguments were.... You were comparing the matters of faith with gov performance, how ridiculous you are
Lastly, since you are my best friend :love::love::love: I think I need to leave you with answer to the original question without overburdening you with technicalities and complex details. Even though you never showed any interest to learn it :cry::cry:. But I don't run away from arguments by just issuing fatwas either :(:(.
Pakistan's immediate liabilities can be broken into three categories:
1) Current Liabilities:
Immediate payments in the next 3 months it needs to make to oil/energy/water/power providers, salaries and pensions of government employees etc. Do you want to go to millions of people and negotiate with them that please don't take salaries for 6 months or money for your services? Best of luck with that!
2) Sovereign bonds:
Long-term sovereign bonds maturing in the next two years. Pakistani sovereign bonds are securitized vehicles. In simple words, the debt was broken into small pieces and thousands or millions of people/banks all over the world bought the divided securities. Do you want to go door to door of millions of people and negotiate with each bondholder?:cautious:
3) Sukook bonds:
Sukook bonds are not interest based bonds. In fact they are investment based. The terms of the bonds state that if you fail to pay the money back, the holder of the bond shall seize the investment. There is nothing to negotiate. You have to either pay them back or hand them over your motorway, airport etc. that you have built with the money!.
Something for you to ponder:
1)
Every situation is different and if something worked in one situation, it is not necessary it would work in another. There are 100's of types of debt in the financial market. You need to decide a resolution based on your situation.
2)
If something has Majority it doesn't mean it's right
McDonalds is the biggest fast food chain in the world. Does it mean it is the yummiest or the healthiest food? No! It just means they know how to sell what people buy!
Similarly, Media industry is a business sector. It sells what people buy. It doesn't mean what is selling the most is actually right! First if it'd share dry technicalities 99% of the people won't understand and nobody will watch them. Second, it doesn't have the people who understand technicalities of different sciences at first place. Hence you'll never see top-notch programs on scientific discoveries, cosmos, medicinal sciences, economy etc on Pakistani media. There is no viewership!! But there is big viewership on sensationalism, gossips etc.
We have gotten a sincere leader for the first time after Jinnah who is taking unpopular but right decisions to fix 70 year old mess. My biggest fear is that our bholi awaam don't end up hitting themselves in the foot with fake opinions just like bholay americans did by electing Trump or British did by voting for Brexit! So I'll continue my Jihad against Falsehood! Rok sako tou rok lo! :cool::cool: