Areesh
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In any case, lathis and tear gas are not excessive force for police standards anywhere in the world. It is a travesty to hear the Pakistani govt bleating about "brutal force" on such a trivial occasion.
How many people were killed today because of "brutal force"? How many were seriously injured? How many had so much as a scratch?
Brutal force, my foot. Coming from a country where enforced disappearances, massive internal displacement due to civil wars, sound of attack jets and artillery and tanks in the streets is a common everyday experience.
Who will be the next to cry over this "violence", Syria? What a bunch of jokers.
True. Nobody died. But these protesters were protesting because your army killed a civilian in a fake encounter. And that was surely very brutal. Nothing new in Kashmir but definitely brutal.
Calling others post sh!t ... What else your can say... all your post qualify for that reward.
Indian army fighting terrorist that come from our neighborhood and your army fighting with your own people those become terrorist because of your policies.
Yadd yada.