Brave Kashmiri Youth Climbs Flag Pole and Removes Indian Flag in Indian Occupied Kashmir

[doppelganger]

I ain't 'that' young, though not 'that' old either. In that zone where I have life left to live out, yet have had experience too.

I am in that zone which comes after March every year.

Everything I sit on gets stained shades of red.

 

[Guynextdoor2]

I am in that zone which comes after March every year.

Everything I sit on gets stained shades of red.

Time will not stop for anyone

 

[doppelganger]

Time will not stop for anyone

Apparently neither will my CA.

 

[SrNair]

true. Except Kashmir nothing that is actually Indian is of our concern.

But GoI and rest of the Indians wont give a single F about your concern.

 

[Areesh]

But GoI and rest of the Indians wont give a single F about your concern.

And Pakistan doesn't care about GoI and Indians hence the support for freedom movement of Kashmir.

 

[Peshwa]

It doesnt matter what they want; if thats what the people want - then they have the right to do so. ITS THEIR LAND, they defended it, they built it, they're blood is in the soil - they can do whatever the hell they want with it. They are fighting for independence; and like history proves it self over and over - you cant keep a 13 million population against their will.

Then I wonder why Pakistan got involved in the Afghan war against soviet russia? Wasn't it their right (afghans) to decide if communism was the right path for the Afghan nation? what business did Pakistan have there?
If Pakistan is worried about being influenced and affected by the communists in their neighborhood, then Indians have every right to defend and interfere in their own lands (or neighborhood) and prevent the formation of any theocratic regimes which is not what a secular democracy wants and which would directly affect the Indian state.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

Then I wonder why Pakistan got involved in the Afghan war against soviet russia? Wasn't it their right (afghans) to decide if communism was the right path for the Afghan nation? what business did Pakistan have there?
If Pakistan is worried about being influenced and affected by the communists in their neighborhood, then Indians have every right to defend and interfere in their own lands (or neighborhood) and prevent the formation of any theocratic regimes which is not what a secular democracy wants and which would directly affect the Indian state.

No Afghan chose communism - it was forced upon Afghanistan after a Spetsnaz coupe - most Afghans saw the communist government as a puppet state of USSR; so we aided in the liberation of Afghanistan.

 

[Peshwa]

No Afghan chose communism - it was forced upon Afghanistan after a Spetsnaz coupe - most Afghans saw the communist government as a puppet state of USSR; so we aided in the liberation of Afghanistan.

Again, as per your own assertion...Its their business no? What did Pakistan have to do with it?
And please don't talk about choice..
Pakistan itself was under a military rule and not a democracy...so what right do you have claiming what afghans wanted?

Similarly, India is not comfortable allowing Kashmir to become a breeding ground for terrorists, TTP and ISIS..
Clearly a problem since ISIS flags have surfaced in some demonstrations..

 

[SrNair]

And Pakistan doesn't care about GoI and Indians hence the support for freedom movement of Kashmir.

I didnt ask you whether Pakistan cares it or not
Do whatever you want

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

Again, as per your own assertion...Its their business no? What did Pakistan have to do with it?
And please don't talk about choice..
Pakistan itself was under a military rule and not a democracy...so what right do you have claiming what afghans wanted?

Similarly, India is not comfortable allowing Kashmir to become a breeding ground for terrorists, TTP and ISIS..
Clearly a problem since ISIS flags have surfaced in some demonstrations..

Majority of Afghans wanted to be liberated and called on many countries for help - all of its neighbors responded; including Iran and Pakistan - the US also supported the Afghans. Pakistan felt obligated because of its Pashtun ties with Afghanistan.

You talk about choice, what if I told you that majority of Pakistanis would easily choose military rule over Democracy any day, any time. Democracy is about the 'majority rules's ' what if the majority doesnt want democracy?

ISIS flags have surfaced because of the pressure being put on the region. Dont except it to ease up; the more longer you occupy it - the more radicalization will spread. Same goes with any place - look at Ireland, Palestine, Chechnya and so on.

 

[SrNair]

We do. But then bharat mata moans and b!tches about it.

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