Kompromat
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Ok Sir; i agree... people should live with the laws of Pakistan. but can you tell me the exact order of the law about the Val's day? what kind of a punishment will people face if they dont abide the law?
Also can you tell me the description of the law about Val's day?
Here we make a mistake. we cant prevent the meeting of 2 independent, free people. and how will you understand if they celebrate that day?
lets imagine you arrested them... they were walking on street hand to hand. What if they say ''we go to hospital to visit a sick person'' ? how can we understand the intentions of people? do we have an ''intention-meter''?
i say again, in pakistan and afghanistan we muslims made a mistake and became a judge over people and interfered their privacy, we didnt respect their own wills and dreams. if someone wants to celebrate it, let them do it. if you teach Islam to your son and to your daughter i m sure they wont celebrate it. You cant earn anything with banning these days. more and more people will celebrate it after you ban them. if something is banned, that thing will look sweet and sympathic for people. i think you need to check your idea once more.
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Kansu
You are going too far away from what i have tried to explain sir.
According to our constitution These events are not recognized.
In Pakistan we have separated Schools and Universities for girls.
You have never been to Pakistan i believe , it would be in a blue moon if you see a girl and boy going hand in hand on a street.
It is a different society with different values and what we expect is to be respected for them not be told what to do.
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