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I believe this is the third year in a row that we're having this so called 'Aurat March' in Pakistan, and there are a couple of noteworthy points that i believe everyone should take into account regarding this movement.
1) No movement of this scale with this kind of coordination we are seeing can survive without some kind of directives and funding to organize and direct it towards an agenda. Therefore, who is funding this 'aurat march'?
2) Why is the media providing them so much publicity? That too sympathetic publicity? For example the recent back and forth between Khalil ur Rehman and Marvi Sirmed; it was obvious Sirmed was the aggressor yet she gets off scott free whereas the former receives the brunt of attacks from media establishment despite majority of Pakistanis sympathizing with him in this instance, where even though his language was detestable the aggressor was clearly the feminist. Does this not show a media agenda which is opposed to the sentiments of majority Pakistanis?
3) What is the agenda of the proponents of this 'aurat march'? They claim to be proponents of "womens rights", something which they have failed to define and how it even applies to the majority of Pakistani women when most of these Feminists are upper class pampered Liberal women who are more likely than not projecting their own bad experiences in extramarital affairs with similar minded Liberal, irreligious, non-committal men looking to simply 'pump N dump' these Liberal women, who then trash the very conservative norms of majority of Pakistani society; norms which have their basis in Islamic values like male guardianship of female relatives against predatory and exploitive men.
4) Every movement is characterized by its slogans which summarize its essence, which in this 'aurat marchs'' case is basically "tu keray to stud, mein kerroon to slut", "taangein khol ke bethoon gi, kya ker lo ge?", "khana khud garam ker lo" and "mera jism meri merzi", among other ludicrous slogans. How exactly does this relate to genuine cases of abuse of women (which Islam already fights against and is the basis for the moral guide of the people of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, but which the state has failed to uphold) within the Pakistani context? I don't think anyone here doubts that the last thing on the mind of an acid attack victim in some rural part of Pakistan is "tangein khol ke bhetna" in a public place, if it even is to begin with.
Copy-Paste Neo-Colonial Feminist Stooges
Rather, all these slogans are not even relevant to the Pakistani context.
Slogans like "Mera jism meri merzi" are direct copy-paste Google-translate versions of American feminist slogan 'my body my choice' which became popularized during the 2016-2018 period due to sexual allegations and obscene remarks of men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein, among other super Liberal, Hollywood affiliated Western Elites; the exact types that these Pakistani neo-colonial Feminist stooges share their common hatred of Islam and its conservative values with; Islamic values like male guardianship over females against predatory men; the exact thing that would protect women from men who only desire to use and abuse them. If anyone would like to contest this statement then the onus is on them to prove where in the example of the blessed Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) they can find a case for the contrary?
But there is a common denominator here; men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein, who I'm sure have their counterparts in Pakistani society, and women like Pakistani Liberals/Feminists have a common ground; all three have a raging hatred for Islam and the healthy conservative traditional values it teaches; the former because it will prevent them from exploiting vulnerable women; the latter because they suffer severe inferiority complex vis a vis the former and when they get used-and-abused by their Liberal male counterparts (since religious & conservative men wouldn't touch these women) they direct their anger towards rest of society and its traditional values as they themselves have utterly failed in forming healthy relationships.
Will the agenda of the proponents of this 'aurat march' really lead to the Feminist utopia they claim it will bring to the Pakistani women?
Well, let's look at the lands in which this phenomena has already come to pass and from where Pakistani upper class pampered Feminists get their inspiration, namely the West:
1) Womens 'Sexual Liberation': With the removal of male guardianship and the free-choice to sleep around with as many sexual partners as she likes, today the average western woman not only has to contend with numerous sexually transmitted diseases and sexual exploitation by predatory males, but also the bleak future of putting her body through the wear-&-tear of multiple abortions, drug abuse and single parenthood should she decide to go through with her pregnancy.
2) "Free" Sex = Fatherless Children = Increase in Crime Rate: Children born to single mothers as a result of sleeping with multiple men, tend to experience higher rates of sexual abuse by the mothers numerous sexual partners, suffer from higher rates of mental health problems, suffer from lack of self confidence, have higher propensity for violence towards others, higher rate of suicide, higher rate of discontinuing education, higher rate of early sexual involvement, higher rate of drug use and addiction [Source Link] , etc. etc. the list is endless!! Knowing ones lineage and the presence of both biological parents in a child's life has shown to be very critical in child mental-health development which plays crucial role for emotional intelligence and social interaction.
3) Corporate wage-slavery: after having devoted the most fertile years of their lives pursuing careers, enriching the corporate executive bosses and being milked for taxes by the state bureaucracy like cows in a farm; these women exhaust themselves serving as economic cogs in a cut-throat system of competition; once the rust of infertility and old age kicks in and the biological reality hits like a brick wall that men and women really aren't the same, these women are tossed aside by the same cold ruthless corporate system they devoted their youthful years to serving, only to be replaced by a new batch of cogs for the corporate machinery as if they aren't humans but rather disposable components. When they could have spent these same years devoted to a family of their own; a family that would have provided them with comfort and security in their old age. Growing number of women having gone through this cycle are now expressing their regret now that they can't get married, or even if they have gotten married they can no longer conceive children.
The agenda of the 'aurat march' is clear as daylight; to undermine and destroy the already fragile social fabric of Pakistani society by attacking the family and turning men and women against each other where the majority of members of either gender don't actually fall under the category of the inter-gender war the Liberal neo-colonial chamchays of our society wish to import from abroad.
There is a major problem of oppression and cruelty in Pakistani society, and its not women who are the sole victims of this oppression because if that was the case than this oppression would be equally distributed to all the women across the socioeconomic spectrum of Pakistani society.
The rich, pampered westernized Feminist aunty is not experiencing the same level of oppression that she is inflicting on the under-age village-girl servant who she uses to warm her food as she herself hypocritically taunts men with slogans like "khana khud garam ker lo".
The problem of Pakistani society is the rich and affluent oppressing their own countrymen & women; the wealthy exploiting the poor; the Feminist aunties beating their own underage female servants to death while crying about the "evil patriarchy oppressing women" on the internet.
There is no evil "patriarchy"; yes, there is evil, but men aren't the only ones holding the reins of this evil; so too are women holding these reins, and their victims are the weak and powerless men, women and children.
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1) No movement of this scale with this kind of coordination we are seeing can survive without some kind of directives and funding to organize and direct it towards an agenda. Therefore, who is funding this 'aurat march'?
2) Why is the media providing them so much publicity? That too sympathetic publicity? For example the recent back and forth between Khalil ur Rehman and Marvi Sirmed; it was obvious Sirmed was the aggressor yet she gets off scott free whereas the former receives the brunt of attacks from media establishment despite majority of Pakistanis sympathizing with him in this instance, where even though his language was detestable the aggressor was clearly the feminist. Does this not show a media agenda which is opposed to the sentiments of majority Pakistanis?
3) What is the agenda of the proponents of this 'aurat march'? They claim to be proponents of "womens rights", something which they have failed to define and how it even applies to the majority of Pakistani women when most of these Feminists are upper class pampered Liberal women who are more likely than not projecting their own bad experiences in extramarital affairs with similar minded Liberal, irreligious, non-committal men looking to simply 'pump N dump' these Liberal women, who then trash the very conservative norms of majority of Pakistani society; norms which have their basis in Islamic values like male guardianship of female relatives against predatory and exploitive men.
4) Every movement is characterized by its slogans which summarize its essence, which in this 'aurat marchs'' case is basically "tu keray to stud, mein kerroon to slut", "taangein khol ke bethoon gi, kya ker lo ge?", "khana khud garam ker lo" and "mera jism meri merzi", among other ludicrous slogans. How exactly does this relate to genuine cases of abuse of women (which Islam already fights against and is the basis for the moral guide of the people of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, but which the state has failed to uphold) within the Pakistani context? I don't think anyone here doubts that the last thing on the mind of an acid attack victim in some rural part of Pakistan is "tangein khol ke bhetna" in a public place, if it even is to begin with.
Copy-Paste Neo-Colonial Feminist Stooges
Rather, all these slogans are not even relevant to the Pakistani context.
Slogans like "Mera jism meri merzi" are direct copy-paste Google-translate versions of American feminist slogan 'my body my choice' which became popularized during the 2016-2018 period due to sexual allegations and obscene remarks of men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein, among other super Liberal, Hollywood affiliated Western Elites; the exact types that these Pakistani neo-colonial Feminist stooges share their common hatred of Islam and its conservative values with; Islamic values like male guardianship over females against predatory men; the exact thing that would protect women from men who only desire to use and abuse them. If anyone would like to contest this statement then the onus is on them to prove where in the example of the blessed Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) they can find a case for the contrary?
But there is a common denominator here; men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein, who I'm sure have their counterparts in Pakistani society, and women like Pakistani Liberals/Feminists have a common ground; all three have a raging hatred for Islam and the healthy conservative traditional values it teaches; the former because it will prevent them from exploiting vulnerable women; the latter because they suffer severe inferiority complex vis a vis the former and when they get used-and-abused by their Liberal male counterparts (since religious & conservative men wouldn't touch these women) they direct their anger towards rest of society and its traditional values as they themselves have utterly failed in forming healthy relationships.
The End Result of 'Aurat March' Agenda
Will the agenda of the proponents of this 'aurat march' really lead to the Feminist utopia they claim it will bring to the Pakistani women?
Well, let's look at the lands in which this phenomena has already come to pass and from where Pakistani upper class pampered Feminists get their inspiration, namely the West:
1) Womens 'Sexual Liberation': With the removal of male guardianship and the free-choice to sleep around with as many sexual partners as she likes, today the average western woman not only has to contend with numerous sexually transmitted diseases and sexual exploitation by predatory males, but also the bleak future of putting her body through the wear-&-tear of multiple abortions, drug abuse and single parenthood should she decide to go through with her pregnancy.
2) "Free" Sex = Fatherless Children = Increase in Crime Rate: Children born to single mothers as a result of sleeping with multiple men, tend to experience higher rates of sexual abuse by the mothers numerous sexual partners, suffer from higher rates of mental health problems, suffer from lack of self confidence, have higher propensity for violence towards others, higher rate of suicide, higher rate of discontinuing education, higher rate of early sexual involvement, higher rate of drug use and addiction [Source Link] , etc. etc. the list is endless!! Knowing ones lineage and the presence of both biological parents in a child's life has shown to be very critical in child mental-health development which plays crucial role for emotional intelligence and social interaction.
3) Corporate wage-slavery: after having devoted the most fertile years of their lives pursuing careers, enriching the corporate executive bosses and being milked for taxes by the state bureaucracy like cows in a farm; these women exhaust themselves serving as economic cogs in a cut-throat system of competition; once the rust of infertility and old age kicks in and the biological reality hits like a brick wall that men and women really aren't the same, these women are tossed aside by the same cold ruthless corporate system they devoted their youthful years to serving, only to be replaced by a new batch of cogs for the corporate machinery as if they aren't humans but rather disposable components. When they could have spent these same years devoted to a family of their own; a family that would have provided them with comfort and security in their old age. Growing number of women having gone through this cycle are now expressing their regret now that they can't get married, or even if they have gotten married they can no longer conceive children.
The agenda of the 'aurat march' is clear as daylight; to undermine and destroy the already fragile social fabric of Pakistani society by attacking the family and turning men and women against each other where the majority of members of either gender don't actually fall under the category of the inter-gender war the Liberal neo-colonial chamchays of our society wish to import from abroad.
The Feminist Hypocrisy
There is a major problem of oppression and cruelty in Pakistani society, and its not women who are the sole victims of this oppression because if that was the case than this oppression would be equally distributed to all the women across the socioeconomic spectrum of Pakistani society.
The rich, pampered westernized Feminist aunty is not experiencing the same level of oppression that she is inflicting on the under-age village-girl servant who she uses to warm her food as she herself hypocritically taunts men with slogans like "khana khud garam ker lo".
The problem of Pakistani society is the rich and affluent oppressing their own countrymen & women; the wealthy exploiting the poor; the Feminist aunties beating their own underage female servants to death while crying about the "evil patriarchy oppressing women" on the internet.
There is no evil "patriarchy"; yes, there is evil, but men aren't the only ones holding the reins of this evil; so too are women holding these reins, and their victims are the weak and powerless men, women and children.
