Pakistan concerned as Bangladesh hands six Jamaat leaders death penalty

[El Sidd]

Will do. Since you have ran out of counter reply. Enjoy.

You are too many in numbers. We can't educate you all in history.

 

[EasyNow]

calm down in Pakistan common consumers even do not know where is Bangladesh situated though we can immediately spot India on map. So Chill enjoy your jute. Our roads has stopped smelling any Jute since 1947.

If they don't care,why do they bother with these stupid 'concerns' every few months?

Who asked you to involve Pakistan in this matter? This can be dealt with by other means as well.

Mmm this thread is about Pakistan's comments. No one is involving it, Pakistan has involved itself

 

[Mage]

You are too many in numbers. We can't educate you all in history.

You can educate yourselves. That would be a good start.

But forget history. The lesson you guys need most importantly is how to think rationally. Is how to take responsibility yourselves rather than blaming everything on others. See others with the same perimeters as you see yourself. This will improve you. History lessons can wait for now.

 

[El Sidd]

You can educate yourselves. That would be a good start.

But forget history. The lesson you guys need most importantly is how to think rationally. Is how to take responsibility yourselves rather than blaming everything on others. See others with the same perimeters as you see yourself. This will improve you. History lessons can wait for now.

Bhalo shay
Bhaddiya hai

 

[Mage]

Mmm this thread is about Pakistan's comments. No one is involving it, Pakistan has involved itself

Leave it. This dude is beyond logic.

 

[American Pakistani]

There should have been a referendum in 1971 not war. What is the difference between mukti joddhas and syrian freedom fighters?
Everybody should have their own vote. Just like brexit. Both Kashmir and Baluchistan deserves a referendum.

Yes Chittagong, Assam, Nagaland, Khalistan, Tripur, etc all need refrendum.

Take care of your own sovereignty before worrying about others. You know where US conducts airstrikes from time to time. It's funny to see Pakistanis talking about another country's sovereignty. And @Topic it's your country showing concern over our internal matter. And it's not Jamiat Pakistan.

US and Pakistan had a secret deal. Learn facts before f@ring nonsense taught in your schools.

https://www.dawn.com/news/802128

Do you even know where is Shamsi Airbase, from where the drones fly, located?

Airport type Government / Military
Owner Government of Pakistan
Operator Government of Pakistan (MoD)
Location Washuk District, Balochistan, Pakistan

 

[Spring Onion]

If they don't care,why do they bother with these stupid 'concerns' every few months?


Mmm this thread is about Pakistan's comments. No one is involving it, Pakistan has involved itself

Because you are hanging Bangladeshis in the name of Pakistan who do not bow to Hassina . Please spare us your munafqat will not end here even if you hang all OLDEST people in Bangladesh in the name of Pakistan

 

[EasyNow]

Because you are hanging Bangladeshis in the name of Pakistan who do not bow to Hassina . Please spare us your munafqat will not end here even if you hang all OLDEST people in Bangladesh in the name of Pakistan

Where is the munafqat? You said Bangladeshis are a hateful people and I say you are wrong.

Pak should deal with it's problems rather than supporting ours. Tomorrow you will probably start hanging your own Jamatis, and moulvis then who will be munafiq?

 

[Spring Onion]

Where is the munafqat? You said Bangladeshis are a hateful people and I say you are wrong.

Pak should deal with it's problems rather than supporting ours. Tomorrow you will probably start hanging your own Jamatis, and moulvis then who will be munafiq?

If we start doing that it would be not on political basis but on basis of their uncalled for violation of constitution of Pakistan. And ohh it is not about jamaatis. anyone that violates constitution will face action

 

[cloud4000]

Because you are hanging Bangladeshis in the name of Pakistan who do not bow to Hassina . Please spare us your munafqat will not end here even if you hang all OLDEST people in Bangladesh in the name of Pakistan

Jamaat didn't anything in anybody's name except to advance its political goals. JI and AL were in alliance together to defeat BNP in 1996. Then JI joined BNP against AL. And now AL is taking revenge against JI after destroying BNP. This is Bangladesh politics in a nutshell.

 

[Spring Onion]

Jamaat didn't anything in anybody's name except to advance its political goals. JI and AL were in alliance together to defeat BNP in 1996. Then JI joined BNP against AL. And now AL is taking revenge against JI after destroying BNP. This is Bangladesh politics in a nutshell.

Indeed. We have no issue with internal politics of Bangladesh. We have only one issue when they do internal politics in the name of Pakistan this is when we have to issue concern

 

[Bilal9]

Call me when they declare independence you fassadi DNA

'Fassadi' or not, we made our future ourselves for Bangladesh as a nationality. Through hard work and determination. I don't think Pakistanis came in and handed it to us either after 1971 when we decided to turn almost all of Bangladesh into garment factories.

Your 'Fassadi' characterization brings to fore the primary problem with a particular portion of Pakistani upper middle class with prejudiced thinking emanating from feudal mindset. Anyone that doesn't look or behave like you (as safed as you are or is as rich as you are), is less deserving of respect. That mentality has some fundamental flaw as it goes against human evolution.

'Fassadi' is not related to DNA, it is a normal human reaction to behavior that attacks one's dignity as a human being. We don't have that tradition of feudalism in Bengal, so I don't understand it.

When I was growing up, we were taught to respect the house staff (bais, buas, maids, drivers and sirkars or caretakers) in our household. They may have been less opportune than us - but they always deserved human respect. In fact we made sure they got educated and got married too. being treated as family members. That is the Bengali easy going mindset as opposed to prejudicial feudal mindset that fails to take humanity into account.

That feudalism was also the root of most of the problems between the East and West wings.

A significant portion of the intelligentsia who fought for the Pakistan movement were from the East wing (Bengal presidency), Suhrawardi, Fazlul Huq, Khwaza Nazimuddin were not all 'Fassadi' I guess. Some were even leading Pakistan at the outset. But Bengali contribution to the Pakistan Movement was conveniently forgotten after the Fauji powers abolished democracy in Pakistan, choosing neo-feudalism once again through corrupt proxies (just like we did). Things reverted back to the old ways by the 1960's instead of progressing into the 20th Century.

No nationality/group in this world (with an iota of self-respect) will take 'being screwed over' and being called inferior, lying down, least of all Bengalis. I have no remorse at all about what happened in 1971. It needed to happen because Pakistan needed a 'course correction' and a realization. These are not my words, these are the words of your Pakistani intelligentsia who come to all your myriad talk shows and talk about 1971 (which is the subject of an obsession in Pakistan as well, but maybe for better reasons than in our country). It is a process of (hopefully) Pakistan maturing into a just polity and sane nationhood. That dialog needs to continue.

The fact that you and I were not alive back then and you still have ill feelings about a war you did not even see and a people you mostly never met (i'm guessing educated Bangladeshis), says volumes however. Let it go. You need to move on, so does most of Pakistan.

And this is coming from probably the most pro-Pakistani, reasonable, Bangladeshi guy with myriad relatives still in Pakistan.

and responded by sensitive @Nilgiri

To me this guy adds absolutely no value to any discussion here, with his implicit bias.

'Ignore' him. As I have.

and responded by sensitive @Nilgiri

 

[El Sidd]

'Fassadi' or not, we made our future ourselves for Bangladesh as a nationality. Through hard work and determination. I don't think Pakistanis came in and handed it to us either after 1971 when we decided to turn almost all of Bangladesh into garment factories.

Your 'Fassadi' characterization brings to fore the primary problem with a particular portion of Pakistani upper middle class with prejudiced thinking emanating from feudal mindset. Anyone that doesn't look or behave like you (as safed as you are or is as rich as you are), is less deserving of respect. That mentality has some fundamental flaw as it goes against human evolution.

'Fassadi' is not related to DNA, it is a normal human reaction to behavior that attacks one's dignity as a human being. We don't have that tradition of feudalism in Bengal, so I don't understand it.

When I was growing up, we were taught to respect the house staff (bais, buas, maids, drivers and sirkars or caretakers) in our household. They may be less opportune than us - but they always deserved human respect. That is the Bengali easy going mindset as opposed to feudal mindset. That was the root of the problems between the East and West wings.

A significant portion of the intelligentsia who fought for the Pakistan movement were from the East wing (Bengal presidency), Suhrawardi, Fazlul Huq, Khwaza Nazimuddin were not all 'Fassadi' I guess. Some were even leading Pakistan at the outset. But Bengali contribution to the Pakistan Movement has been conveniently forgotten after the Fauji powers abolished democracy in Pakistan, choosing neo-feudalism once again through corrupt proxies (just like we did). Things reverted back to the old ways by the 1960's instead of progressing into the 20th Century.

No nationality/group in this world (with an iota of self-respect) will take 'being screwed over' and being called inferior, lying down, least of all Bengalis. I have no remorse at all about what happened in 1971. It needed to happen because Pakistan needed a 'course correction' and a realization. These are not my words, these are the words of your Pakistani intelligentsia who come to all your myriad talk shows and talk about 1971 (which is the subject of an obsession in Pakistan as well, but maybe for better reasons than in our country). It is a process of (hopefully) Pakistan maturing into a just polity and sane nationhood. That dialog needs to continue.

The fact that you and I were not alive back then and you still have ill feelings about a war you did not even see and a people you mostly never met (i'm guessing educated Bangladeshis), says volumes however. Let it go. You need to move on, so does most of Pakistan.

And this is coming from probably the most pro-Pakistani, reasonable, Bangladeshi guy with myriad relatives still in Pakistan.

I don't care. You are in 2017 not 1971

I feel no empathy for any of your stories or whatever oppression you faced. Hint: its still there.

You just don't go full retard. If the Pharaoh couldn't help himself while drowning you can't either.

Live your life peacefully as good humans and citizens of the world. Make yourself proud wherever you go. You just don't have to make fuss about Pakistan. Ignore us and if you can do business with us without crying about the past. Okay. If not okay.

It doesn't matter

 

[Bilal9]

I don't care. You are in 2017 not 1971

I feel no empathy for any of your stories or whatever oppression you faced. Hint: its still there.

You just don't go full retard. If the Pharaoh couldn't help himself while drowning you can't either.

Live your life peacefully as good humans and citizens of the world. Make yourself proud wherever you go. You just don't have to make fuss about Pakistan. Ignore us and if you can do business with us without crying about the past. Okay. If not okay.

It doesn't matter

I don't think I was asking for empathy from 'you' (rather pointing out the immaturity in your thinking process).

I am not too hopeful for you, yet.

I was saying all this for the rest of the sane Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in this forum...

 

[El Sidd]

I don't think I was asking for empathy from 'you' (rather pointing out the immaturity in your thinking process).

I am not too hopeful for you, yet.

I was saying all this for the rest of the sane Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in this forum...

Dude I have less a mind arguing with Bangladeshi.

Have you ever found people here randomly discussing you?

Please spare us. Your arrogance blinds you which is why your self righteous attitude annoys people.

Your DNA makes good rebels not visionary leaders.

Hamari jaan chor do