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All right, we have a "No, I can't demonstrate the P.A. is accountable and the author is wrong" from the moderator. Anybody else?
Excuses. I'm here at PDF talking to you, if I give a donation does that mean I'll be accused of "supporting" you to the extent that I'll be considered responsible for the words and deeds of every Pakistanis here?
why are you dragging in the moderator thingy ?? Did i said something which gave you the impression that i am using my mod tools ?? Did i threaten in any way that you are bringing in my moderating title ?? I replied you as a Pakistani and not as a moderator.
Yeah, you guys do become responsible, when the dictator comes why don't you guys sanction that country ?? Did u guys sanction when mushy came in power, 9/11 happens and u guys give him a free pass, same case with Zia, free passes for more then a decade and u guys don't say anything and let them do whatever they want and even give them money. So, you, the so called biggest champion of democracy around the world, should have acted like one, not when your own objectives met and then through out the dictator or ask him to leave his seat.
And do read my post again, i did not defended the army, i said they are the same, wht makes them different, they are human being too, thus prone to blunders.
But my point is, kindly see both sides of the coin, criticizing the army for its wrong doing is rightful as army is not for playing politics, but on the other hand, do criticize the political leadership too, which leaves vacuums to be filled by the army.
Army's role is to defend the borders, not play politics, but when politicians are not upto their mark, who else will take their place, the army obviously.
So, the political leadership has to make itself strong that army can not come into play.
Had political leaders been strong and had been doing good for the country the masses would have come into the streets to protect their leaders, but alas here, when politicians are removed, ordinary masses distribute sweets on getting rid of the politicians and welcome the army and the cycle goes on.