Pious and Foolish

[Rusty]

The liberal fringe in Pakistan is noisy, boisterous, willfully obfuscacious, self-righteous, and (YES) dogmatic in approach. One can not dare disagree with these people. That is why these people are actually a fringe and not even close to being mainstream by any stretch of the imagination. The other side of this same coin are the Taliban. Different ideology, but similar mental approach.

You have not only described the "liberals" in Pakistan abut all over the world.
They have no real skills to make a living so they yell at others, with self-righteousness that would make the most fanatical religious person blush, until society capitulates to them to get them to shut the hell up.

This woman represents all that is wrong with liberals.
Repugnant creatures these liberals are.

 

[Sliver]

I just could not get how that video represents liberals!

back to topic:
- the OP states that while a person who has "violated the constitution in its fullest" is roaming free while those who have petty offenses (compared to usurping power - please no fight here) are being pilloried.
- The statements that the OP makes itself can be traced back to the constitution if am not wrong. Its in your own articles as to what an elected representative should know or perform.
- so the question is who put those rules? if its put in by a dictator then this is a democracy that is still standing on pillars of that dictator.

 

[MST]

Depends on what type of graduate. People who graduated with a 4 year degree with masters is somewhere around 8-10%. Higher education is very expensive so people usually opt for technical education graduate diplomas of 3 years which is not mentioned in the document below.

http://www.uis.unesco.org/Library/Documents/ged09-en.pdf

@Topic

Most of the people mentioned in this article are free to contest election including Dasti and Ayaz Ameer so what's the fuss about.
I have to say that guy who wrote this article is an amature. Never seen such a boring and poorly written article.

Don't you guys think that is scary. 90% of population has no hope of representation.

Also I hope people understand that there is a difference between knowledge and education. Also considering the quality of education in south asia I would hardly say graduation gives you any extra points in administration.

 

[Pandora]

Don't you guys think that is scary. 90% of population has no hope of representation.

Also I hope people understand that there is a difference between knowledge and education. Also considering the quality of education in south asia I would hardly say graduation gives you any extra points in administration.

That law has been slashed down in last amendment. So now one only needs to be college graduate ( 12th grade) to contest for elections which is a compulsory education for any pakistani.

There are almost 150 universities present in pakistan as of now but problem is not with quality of education but rather with affordability of education. Government owned universities are providing free education but it very hard to get admission in these universities. Private universities recognised by HEC are charging very high fees nowadays so people usually opt for undergraduate diplomas rather than degrees. I can't speak for all the universities but the ones near my home town are very good in terms of quality education.

 

[Solomon2]

we don't commit crimes sir these liberal are traitors and criminals and have sold this country several times but they will be taken out

Why don't you establish your own brand of liberalism, then? You've known for some time that while promoting radical Islam renders you safe from a mob it is also a dead end.