What about asking state to Punish those kind of people?
Does the State have laws that make the actions of such people a crime?
If not, the the first step isn't to ask the State to punish these people, but to convince the elected legislators to pass laws making such actions crimes. Of course while you do that, people like me and millions of others will launch a counter-campaign to convince legislators to NOT pass laws making such actions a crime. Maybe both sides set up organizations that collect donations, fund print, TV, Internet and billboard ads in support of our respective positions. We run twitter & Facebook campaigns.
In the end, elected legislators will make a determination on which side to support and whether to pass laws or not.
This is how a vibrant, functioning democracy works. We can have strong differences of opinion, we can debate, argue, criticize, but we need to do it peacefully.
Why do you think this forum has had so much success compared to others?
It's because we allow that open environment for people to debate and discuss all kinds of things peacefully. We draw the line when people start supporting violence. A society is similar in that sense - when you start clamping down on speech and resort to violence or threats of violence, a society starts to stagnate and decay from within.
Everybody is advocating violence here.
One paints the other as either terrorist or infidel meanwhile women do not bother with these threads. They don't care how many white knights die at the watch tower
Please show me where those not opposed to Mehwish Hayat have advocated violence or used threats of violence.
If I missed something, it needs to be addressed.