Female Suicide bomber in Turbat, Balochistan

[fna]

Doesn't change the fact that suicide bombings is Haraam in Islam,

I am of that scholarly opinion as well.

And making persons missing is halal

 

[ziaulislam]

Army’s recent actions have destroyed their own narrative.

You’re going to have a tougher time trying to explain to people why the Army is using the same tactics in Balochistan against PTI and why Army tactics are good.

Since majority of the public supports PTI not many people are going to support those tactics in other places of Pakistan.



DGISPR will do a conference on this and say this is worse than May 9th

Pakistan is on a ventilator anyway. Any FDI that was going to be brought in by the diaspora has been zapped. It’s only going to survive on IMF loans.

What’s even more hillarious is that begging for a loan is considered an accomplishment. Such a joke

The irony is that country will continue it's miserable existence

And making persons missing is halal

Balochistan chief minister on video says that he is isn't afraid of Allah he only fears pak army

Let me repeat two words
Allah and chief minister

Think about it would a kashmiri or Palestinian say that??

 

[fna]

They attacked Pakistan, they have to die

Are u talking about the army brass?

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Has the current establishment made people that poor?

People are greedy.

 

[Meengla]

But the simple fact is that they aren't oppressed in Pakistan, as I said no ethnicity is. Baloch have literally populated a significant demographic of Sindh, and parts of Punjab, and have access to quotas and reservations that supercede merit. Where is the oppression?

Agreed.
Some cultures are just too backward to take advantage of the enormous opportunities given to them. In case of Balochistan, why is it expected that a tiny, well-spread out population in a large, barren region, with a tribal, highly repressive culture would produce visionaries and reformers? It is a bottomless pit there: Keep giving them and they keep consuming, without advancing. And they keep complaining and literally blowing themselves up.
The world is well into the 21st century but a large part of Pakistan--especially regions roughly west of the Indus River--are stuck in a world which is not congruent with modernity. There are consequences for such mindset.
Can anyone here believe that even if $20 billion per year are pumped into such regions would produce a massive positive transformation? I doubt that.

 

[TheSolution]

As stated earlier, just like many others you too are free to deny state oppression in Balochistan (or anywhere else for that matter) all you want, but the fact remains that the issues of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances in the region are legitimate concerns. This matter must be dealt with in compliance with our Constitution and our obligations as a signatory to the CED

Good. Extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances of terrorist networks do not bother me. It only bothers someone with sympathy for terrorists. I encourage it.

I give zero **** about compliance or obligations to any CED, when it's our home that's on fire, not theirs. Those organisations are political.

Take a trip through Balochistan and see for yourself, or maybe I should post some pictures of dead female teachers killed by these nutcases or simple labourers?

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

Agreed.
Some cultures are just too backward to take advantage of the enormous opportunities given to them. In case of Balochistan, why is it expected that a tiny, well-spread out population in a large, barren region, with a tribal, highly repressive culture would produce visionaries and reformers? It is a bottomless pit there: Keep giving them and they keep consuming, without advancing. And they keep complaining and literally blowing themselves up.
The world is well into the 21st century but a large part of Pakistan--especially regions roughly west of the Indus River--are stuck in a world which is not congruent with modernity. There are consequences for such mindset.
Can anyone here believe that even if $20 billion per year are pumped into such regions would produce a massive positive transformation? I doubt that.

Although I'm Pakistani, I couldn't help laughing that these "idiots" want to blow themselves up, when the world is progressing, lol.

This kind of nonsense will only end with Education. Go get a bachelor's degree. lol.

 

[M. Sarmad]

Good. Extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances of terrorist networks do not bother me. It only bothers someone with sympathy for terrorists. I encourage it.

I give zero **** about compliance or obligations to any CED, when it's our home that's on fire, not theirs. Those organisations are political.

Take a trip through Balochistan and see for yourself, or maybe I should post some pictures of dead female teachers killed by these nutcases or simple labourers?

So, you are basically saying that you don't care at all about the constitution, the law, due process, or our international obligations. With that kind of approach, there's no room for debate.

But assuming that you are a Muslim, what are your views on Quran and Hadith?. In Islam, crime is primarily an individual responsibility, and all accused have a right to fair trial. The Holy Quran instructs Muslims to judge fairly among people and avoid letting personal biases lead to unjust judgments (5:8). Would you say that you don't care about that too?

 

[Clutch]

People are greedy.

Do we only find greedy people in Pakistan that are willing to blow themselves up?

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Do we only find greedy people in Pakistan that are willing to blow themselves up?

Every country has greedy people but have huge number of traitors too.

 

[Clutch]

Every country has greedy people but have huge number of traitors too.

Why are there so many exploding traitors in Pakistan?....

 

[GriffinsRule]

It's a sad state of affairs. I don't want to pass judgement on her actions since I don't know the reason behind it. Was her family members killed and she was raped by someone in uniform? Maybe her mother was? And this is an act of vengeance? Does that justify her actions and would some of us take similar or extreme measures like this? Suicide is a sin, but so is killing and torturing and raping others. In the end Allah will be the judge.

No need to answer these rhetorical question, but you guys can think about it for yourself as I was pondering over it just now myself. Is it suicide for a soldier to run in front of a machine gun nest and be ripped to shreds? Or a pilot with jammed guns who opts to keep flying in enemy territory knowing well that he will be shot down and killed?

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Why are there so many exploding traitors in Pakistan?....

Becuase we have traitor leaders like IK whio is instigating guillble people.

 

[PakFactor]

No need to answer these rhetorical question, but you guys can think about it for yourself as I was pondering over it just now myself. Is it suicide for a soldier to run in front of a machine gun nest and be ripped to shreds? Or a pilot with jammed guns who opts to keep flying in enemy territory knowing well that he will be shot down and killed?

You know, I've asked an excellent scholar in the US that same question. He said it's a sin as it's no different than dropping yourself on a sword intentionally knowing the outcome is for certain death versus going into an operation to preserve yourself first and accomplish the mission.

 

[Clutch]

Becuase we have traitor leaders like IK whio is instigating guillble people.

Haven't people been exploding in Pakistan more than the last 13 months?..... Why were they exploding before Imran Khan?