60 killed in shia mosque blast shikarpur

[ranjeet]

I am well aware that there are plenty of Pakitanis who will do the convenient thing of blaming India. That only makes me facepalm them.

You saw how some people trolled on the thread where a 11 year old girl gave farewell to her father. I have no love left.

 

[Imran Khan]

I am well aware that there are plenty of Pakitanis who will do the convenient thing of blaming India. That only makes me facepalm them.

when i see such people i feel helpless man pakistan has no future like thsi way .terrorists chanting claims responsibility and wagging war while pakistanis saving them by saying its india USA israel .or just simply saying terrorists are not muslims .

 

[janon]

You saw how some people trolled on the thread where a 11 year old girl gave farewell to her father. I have no love left.

Yes I saw that, as I just explained to @haman10. But let's not become what we hate.

 

[kadamba-warrior]

Right now there is a thread in the Indian section about a terrorist killing an Indian colonel who was just awarded a medal for bravery. On that thread, plenty of Pakistanis are rooting for and cheering the terrorist, and putting pictures of him with quranic verses about martyrdom. There is another thread about that colonel's 11 year old daughter's grief at her father's funeral - many Pakistanis behaved the same way, even putting laughing smileys. So you can understand some Indians having this feeling. (Not that I agree with that.)

At Braveheart's Cremation, Daughter Shouts His Regiment's War Cry | Page 9

 

[janon]

when i see such people i feel helpless man pakistan has no future like thsi way .terrorists chanting claims responsibility and wagging war while pakistanis saving them by saying its india USA israel .or just simply saying terrorists are not muslims .

Yes, the ever convenient "No true Scotsman" fallacy. Also, every time after a major terror attack happens, what follows is quite predictable - TTP or LeJ will shout from the rooftops that they did it, and Pakistanis will reply "We don't believe you, it was India and not you who did it."

At Braveheart's Cremation, Daughter Shouts His Regiment's War Cry | Page 9

Yes, a PDF admin.

 

[ranjeet]

Yes I saw that, as I just explained to @haman10. But let's not become what we hate.

how does calling a spade a spade is become what we hate?

 

[Imran Khan]

Yes, the ever convenient "No true Scotsman" fallacy. Also, every time after a major terror attack happens, what follows is quite predictable - TTP or LeJ will shout from the rooftops that they did it, and Pakistanis will reply "We don't believe you, it was India and not you who did it."


Yes, a PDF admin.

look at this one
ISLAMABAD: Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan on Friday declared the Shikarpur blast as negligence of the Sindh government,

in his statement not a single word for taliban LEJ or anything else .and he is leader of millions

 

[janon]

how does calling a spade a spade is become what we hate?

It doesn't. What I meant was that when so many Pakistanis (the overwhelming majority, in fact) cheered the terrorist act on that thread, we felt angry. I was just suggesting that we shouldn't emulate the mentality that we despise so much in them.

 

[ranjeet]

It doesn't. What I meant was that when so many Pakistanis (the overwhelming majority, in fact) cheered the terrorist act on that thread, we felt angry. I was just suggesting that we shouldn't emulate the mentality that we despise so much in them.

yeah while we are at it why don't we suck hafiz syed's d!ck. Hey after all he just influenced itty bitty minuscule minority to take up arm and kill 150 people in mumbai.

 

[OTTOMAN]

I am well aware that there are plenty of Pakitanis who will do the convenient thing of blaming India. That only makes me facepalm them.

How many have you seen blaming Indian?

SLAMABAD: Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan on Friday declared the Shikarpur blast as negligence of the Sindh government,

Indeed gross negligence.. when country is in state of high alert!
It was only possible in under the patron ship of Asif Ali Zardari & Qaim Ali Shah!

 

[Chak Bamu]

we supported pakistanis immensely when peshawar attack happened ...but they kept on insulting us every now and then...and rejoiced when our people and soldiers died......

Would you have your nation judged by the doings of its worst?

 

[AbhimanyuShrivastav]

Right now there is a thread in the Indian section about a terrorist killing an Indian colonel who was just awarded a medal for bravery. On that thread, plenty of Pakistanis are rooting for and cheering the terrorist, and putting pictures of him with quranic verses about martyrdom. There is another thread about that colonel's 11 year old daughter's grief at her father's funeral - many Pakistanis behaved the same way, even putting laughing smileys. So you can understand some Indians having this feeling. (Not that I agree with that.)

No my friend.. You dont need to reciprocate the sadakchap aukat shown by the members who are cheering the death of the Indian colonel. There is a reason Karma is called a b!tch.

 

[janon]

Would you have your nation judged by the doings of its worst?

Trouble is, on that thread about the colonel's death, as of this time yesterday, a grand total of two Pakistanis expressed condolences, and several expressed joy and praised the "martyr" (meaning, the terrorist). A PDF admin also justified the attack.

While that's still not enough to judge the entire nation, I would think it gives an idea about the PDF crowd.

No my friend.. You dont need to reciprocate the sadakchap aukat shown by the members who are cheering the death of the Indian colonel. There is a reason Karma is called a b!tch.

So let's cheer if something happens to those people who cheer terrorist acts. But should we cheer the death of a Pakistani who has not cheered any Indian deaths, but was killed by a terror act?

Usually when we feel sympathy or empathy, it is towards individuals, not towards nations. Despite the execrable behavior of several Pakistanis here on PDF, the fact remains that many people who died in today's attack or the APS school attack did not deserve to die. Why whould our sorrow for them be lessened just because there are many others in that country who cheer a similar act in India?

 

[haviZsultan]

Wahabism is a cancer which has the capability to eat societies alive. Think. If raping, tearing baby feotus's and declaring anyone Kaffir is acceptable then guess what else will be permissable. Abdul Wahab tried to destroy and even desecrated the prophets grave.

 

[AbhimanyuShrivastav]

So let's cheer if something happens to those people who cheer terrorist acts. But should we cheer the death of a Pakistani who has not cheered any Indian deaths, but was killed by a terror act?

Usually when we feel sympathy or empathy, it is towards individuals, not towards nations. Despite the execrable behavior of several Pakistanis here on PDF, the fact remains that many people who died in today's attack or the APS school attack did not deserve to die. Why whould our sorrow for them be lessened just because there are many others in that country who cheer a similar act in India?

I agree One 100 percent. The ones that dies today were as innocent as the ones who dies in Mumbai in 2008. Their deaths were as needless and unfair as the ones in Mumbai. And cheering them is as heartless and pathetic as it was when Pakistani members implicitly cheered Mumbai.