All Afghans must respect Pakistan flag otherwise no trade

[fisher1]

If I had the authority... I would actually require each and every haram-khor afGuni entering Pakistan to bend over and take a red hot rod along the backside. I think the army is being too kind if you ask me.

The law of retribution governs here.

Good thing you don't have the power then.

 

[Numerous]

I think this makes Pakistanis look bad. I think we should be above this kind of behaviour. If they childishly burn a flag, we shouldn't act like children as well and make them kiss it in revenge. This is going to be an unpopular opinion but I can't really see it any other way. The Pak is a professional organisation and is better than this.

They aren't going to respect you by being forced to kiss a flag. That isn't respect.

 

[VCheng]

If I had the authority... I would actually require each and every haram-khor afGuni entering Pakistan to bend over and take a red hot rod along the backside. I think the army is being too kind if you ask me.

The law of retribution governs here.

Where is this law written and how does it give the Army free reign to do as it pleases? It is a mere excuse for lawlessness.

 

[B.K.N]

They aren't going to respect you by being forced to kiss a flag. That isn't respect.

Power and respect are interlinked no one respects a powerless person or organization you have to make others to respect you

Here I have a joke for you at same topic
A jagerdar or wadera says to his friend here in my area everyone respects me his friend replys than why so many armed guards escort you wherever you go
wadera replys these armed men are the reason people respect me

Where is this law written and how does it give the Army free reign to do as it pleases? It is a mere excuse for lawlessness.

Here army is acting as per the wishes of Pakistanis

 

[Numerous]

Power and respect are interlinked no one respects a powerless person or organization you have to make others to respect you

Here I have a joke for you at same topic
A jagerdar or wadera says to his friend here in my area everyone respects me his friend replys than why so many armed guards escort you wherever you go
wadera replys these armed men are the reason people respect me

Downing an indian jet shows power. Humiliating some poor peasants doesn't show power, it just looks petty.

Your landlord joke isn't respect, that's fear bro.

 

[B.K.N]

Downing an indian jet shows power. Humiliating some poor peasants doesn't show power, it just looks petty.

Your landlord joke isn't respect, that's fear bro.

respect or power samething
A person would respect you if he knows you have power to harm him or help him

 

[Numerous]

respect or power samething
A person would respect you if he knows you have power to harm him or help him

Bro the americans had power over many Afghans for over a decade and many Afghans still don't respect them. You think forcing Afghans to kiss our flag is going to make them respect you?

If I show that clip to Afghans, they will just grow more hate towards you. If I show that clip to non-Afghans, they will just think how petty.

But anway, we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one.

 

[B.K.N]

Bro the americans had power over many Afghans for over a decade and many Afghans still don't respect them.

America don't have power over those Afghans
Afghan politicians army and a big portion of population of Afghanistan is slave of America

 

[Clutch]

Where is this law written and how does it give the Army free reign to do as it pleases? It is a mere excuse for lawlessness.

As I said.... In a nation like Pakistan where the law is lawless the kissing of a flag is a minor infraction. It then boils down to your personal grievance against the Army's action. I am fine with it. You are not. I rather see the corrupt politicians being held accountable rather than those who are actually dying for the nation.

Pakistan first.

Good thing you don't have the power then.

Oh yes. I would be the worst choice.

 

[VCheng]

As I said.... In a nation like Pakistan where the law is lawless the kissing of a flag is a minor infraction. It then boils down to your personal grievance against the Army's action. I am fine with it. You are not. I rather see the corrupt politicians being held accountable rather than those who are actually dying for the nation.

Pakistan first.

I am fine with lawlessness in Pakistan since it is the preferred modus operandi of almost everyone there. But it still does not make it the right thing. Claims of Pakistan first will never be served by being lawless, that is for sure.

 

[Clutch]

I am fine with lawlessness in Pakistan since it is the preferred modus operandi of almost everyone there. But it still does not make it the right thing. Claims of Pakistan first will never be served by being lawless, that is for sure.

Might is right in this world if you look even beyond the borders of Pakistan.

Human Rights and social justice for the weak is something that is taught to grade schoolers at the UN school. Reality is usually opposite to appearances.

 

[B.K.N]

Might is right in this world if you look even beyond the borders of Pakistan.

Human Rights and social justice for the weak is something that is taught to grade schoolers at the UN school. Reality is usually opposite to appearances.

How is asking Afghanis to kiss Pakistani flag is human rights violation

 

[Clutch]

How is asking Afghanis to kiss Pakistani flag is human rights violation

It isn't in my books.

 

[Nein]

Might is right in this world if you look even beyond the borders of Pakistan.

Human Rights and social justice for the weak is something that is taught to grade schoolers at the UN school. Reality is usually opposite to appearances.

Indeed history has proven this.

Funny how thing is how deluded Afghans are to be inching a fight with Pakistan.

Its like a Cobra trying to fight a Tiger.

 

[VCheng]

Might is right in this world if you look even beyond the borders of Pakistan.

Human Rights and social justice for the weak is something that is taught to grade schoolers at the UN school. Reality is usually opposite to appearances.

As I said above, if that is what Pakistanis decide they want to do in their country, I will defend their right to decide so - without agreeing with it of course.