17 Y/O pariah Christian boy beaten to death by Muslim students in school

[Solomon2]

When killers of Rohingyas would be arrested and prosecuted?

Is it truly appropriate for that question be asked by a Pakistani, whose country in 1971, inflamed by race-hatred, ordered its soldiers to murder tens of thousands of its unarmed Eastern countrymen and refused to reject its leaders and prosecute them afterwards? Even today?

 

[Areesh]

Is it truly appropriate for that question be asked by a Pakistani, whose country in 1971, inflamed by race-hatred, ordered its soldiers to murder tens of thousands of its unarmed Eastern countrymen and refused to reject its leaders and prosecute them afterwards?

Yes. And we would raise that question again and again.

Hindu population reduced to 1 % look at their population post partition and look at it now , ahmedis killed and persecuted by the state as well as holy ummah , shias killed in masses all over .. thousands of roghniyas live in pakistan without nationality, millions live in bihar " those who chose this country over bengal .. etcetra etc etc ...

Cut me that sanghi cr@p of Hindu population reduced to 1%. Ahmedis are non muslims and should be given all rights being a minority. Shia killers need to be given lead live we have given to Usman Kurd or Malik Ishaq.

All these are irrelevant issues and you liberals need to stop using these irrelevant issues to stop people protesting against rohingya genocide.

 

[Solomon2]

Yes. And we would raise that question again and again.

The problem is that asking the Rohinga question in this context is an exercise in avoidance and hypocrisy, a reminder that the deep-seated hatred that drove West Pakistanis to madness in 1971 is still present and nursed and being excused in the souls of Pakistanis today. So don't you think it would be more constructive to let other Muslims with cleaner hands address the Rohinga issue and seek justice for them while Pakistanis pursue justice in their own country?

 

[Reichsmarschall]

I guess he will come up with an extremely weird totally jumbled up story and will blame the Muslims or maybe even Pakistan for it.

actually, he did blame Pakistan on the other thread posted by Bangladeshi member this guy has some weird logics

 

[Areesh]

The problem is that asking the Rohinga question in this context is an exercise in avoidance and hypocrisy, a reminder that the deep-seated hatred that drove West Pakistanis to madness in 1971 is still present and nursed and being excused in the souls of Pakistanis today. So don't you think it would be more constructive to let other Muslims with cleaner hands address the Rohinga issue and seek justice for them while Pakistanis pursue justice in their own country?

It can by hypocrisy. I don't care.

Still we would keep asking questions for Rohingyas and ask justice for them.

Why you getting pain because of it?

 

[Reichsmarschall]

The problem is that asking the Rohinga question in this context is an exercise in avoidance and hypocrisy, a reminder that the deep-seated hatred that drove West Pakistanis to madness in 1971 is still present and nursed and being excused in the souls of Pakistanis today. So don't you think it would be more constructive to let other Muslims with cleaner hands address the Rohinga issue and seek justice for them while Pakistanis pursue justice in their own country?

and yet you Amricunts the killer of more than 100 million Humans have audacity to talk about Human rights

 

[Solomon2]

It can by hypocrisy. I don't care.
Still we would keep asking questions for Rohingyas and ask justice for them.
Why you getting pain because of it?

Because the topic of this thread is a crime committed against a Christian and by waving the bloody banner of the distant Rohingas you are throwing justice at home under the rug, substituting cowardly posturing for brave substance.

 

[Areesh]

Because the topic of this thread is a crime committed against a Christian and by waving the bloody banner of the distant Rohingas you are throwing justice at home under the rug, substituting cowardly posturing for brave substance.

I didn't wave any banner. It was an answer to another member. Go read that post again.

 

[Solomon2]

I didn't wave any banner. It was an answer to another member. Go read that post again.

And you fell for the diversionary tactic, yes?

 

[Areesh]

And you fell for the diversionary tactic, yes?

Nope. I answered it in the way it should be.

 

[django]

"Hopefully" the law will punish the teacher and the murderer and than what? everyone will forget it right? another incident will occur in which one person will be murdered because he belonged to a minority or a different sect than what? we will again condemn and say "hopefully" criminals will be brought to justice and we will forget it again right? for how long will we continue with painkillers only? when are we gonna believe that there is a problem and we need to cure it not suppress it for a few days? intolerance is increasing in our society and radicalization in our "Educational institutes" when will we accept this fact? when there will be no more minorities left in our country? did you read what those students said and did to him?


These kids are the future of Pakistan? What are we doing? creating another generation of terrorists and their supporters? why don't we just simply tell our minorities to leave Pakistan once and for all rather than killing them and suppressing them it will be easier that way no?
@Hell hound @Zibago @Azlan Haider

I agree with what you are saying however their unfortunately will always be ignorant bigots among us however we still need to eradicate this ignorant mindset which has no place in the sublime religion of Islam,,,,ignorants reside everywhere ie in USA their is growing divide with whites, Hispancs and African-Americans, even the worlds most powerful and prosperous nation has not eliminated ignorance, InshAllah however I believe things will improve once folk get more access to education and internet, knowledge will hopefully free them of unnecessary bigotry.Kudos

 

[Solomon2]

Nope. I answered it in the way it should be.

Can you return to the thread topic and pursue it aggressively now?

 

[Areesh]

Can you return to the thread topic and pursue it aggressively now?

Killers have been arrested and I would want them to be punished as per the law.

 

[Solomon2]

Killers have been arrested and I would want them to be punished as per the law.

One student confessed and refuses to discuss or perhaps admit to accomplices. Quite at odds with the initial reports.

 

[Areesh]

One student confessed and refuses to discuss or perhaps admit to accomplices. Quite at odds with the initial reports.

Investigation must be done on all these issues and culprit should be punished as per law.