WishLivePak
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Actually potians (ptians doesn't suit English ) were saying price drop was because of global prices. But as soon as imranclaimed credit, the flocks came for u turn and give credit to ImranThis is the most ridiculous thing I've heard today. I used to enjoy political arguments when both sides had something concrete to say, not like today when PTIans have totally lost all grip on reason and logic. The fact is oil prices have taken a nose dive globally as US shale oil production has increased. Increased supply translates to reduced prices. Simple economics.
Now, whether the reduction of prices domestically is propotional to the reduction in prices globally is all together another matter.
Somebody so naively complained about the lower oil/gasses prices during Zardari's tenure as opposed to today, we'll it's because Zardari's was subsidizing oil heavily specially during the last few months of his govt (just before elections) in a bid to win people's favor thereby straining national economy to the brink of bankruptcy. We, the people, have a short memory, a habit of overlooking shortcomings of previous administration as we blindly criticise every move by a government that we politically differ with. If we want to establish ourselves as a respected and civilized nation, we'll have to embody qualities like tolerance, open-mindedness, and appreciation of every positive step regardless of where it comes from. We have to learn to give credit when and where it is due.
As many say, people follow Imran as if it's a cult