Both things are equally condemnable.
Frankly I am actually surprised most people's here are opposing this law. What about ordinary Pakistanis? Does majority people support it or oppose it?
Lately visit Pakistan ... Our society is slowly dividing into two extreme . Some people trying to find refuge in religion and some are striving hard to achieve their life goals. .. Living in US whole world and staff eat in front of me and those who know what is fasting they respect my Roza. But , in my motherland .......
Hard to say. It's a split. Many people are condemning it, citing the same arguments as here. Others support it mainly because of "aik to itni garmi, uper se public mein log khaen?" Hard to say how much, though.
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seriously hard to find the middle ground. Also , everyone is chief advisor of Pak major political parties.
True af. Plus, the public opinion system of Pakistan is basically shiit.
It goes both ways. All this has started making people slowly aware of the dangers of extremism. As our government goes more Islamist, our people think more moderate at the same slow rate. Rule of the thumb in Islamic countries: a more conservative government leads to a more liberal people, and vice versa. Iran is a good example here. But then again, Saudi Arabia isn't.
Do you know , now religious parties are looking to impose burqa law in Pakistan .... People believe cosmetic changes in society bring Islam ...
Yeah it's insane. The moment Burqa is legally imposed, I'm either out on the streets protesting my arse off, or I'm out of the country first chance I get. Mullah culture sucks.
