Youths protest against democracy

[desiman]

The protest cards show it is against many things including killing of 3 Pakistanis by Davis, Indian Occupation of Kashmir, Current system of governance in Pakistan, Afia Siddiqui and so on.

so its an open discussion on all these topics

I dont see how Kashmir is related to what type of governance reigns in Pakistan. If that is the case then it will explain why the system is so dysfunctional. If you system of governance is dictated by a regional issue then Pakistan will never achieve the system it requires, it will remain a country that is ruled by emotions not governance.

 

[Spring Onion]

I dont see how Kashmir is related to what type of governance reigns in Pakistan. If that is the case then it will explain why the system is so dysfunctional. If you system of governance is dictated by a regional issue then Pakistan will never achieve the system it requires, it will remain a country that is ruled by emotions not governance.

never mind. its not me linking Kashmir issue with governance system. the protesters are not protesting against ONLY One problem.
its another matter that media picks the catchy headline.

The placards in the pictures mention many issues over which they are protesting and occupation of Kashmir by India is one of these.

 

[blackops]

Humm. They are just protesting against the illegitimate occupation of Kashmir by Bharat. One of the chart says so.

I CANT SEE ANY CHART MENTIONING INDIA

 

[Ahmad]

I dont see how Kashmir is related to what type of governance reigns in Pakistan. If that is the case then it will explain why the system is so dysfunctional. If you system of governance is dictated by a regional issue then Pakistan will never achieve the system it requires, it will remain a country that is ruled by emotions not governance.

Considering the nature of this protest which is establishement of khilafa, kashmir is well part of this gathering. not only kashmir but many other countries including afghanistan.

 

[Spring Onion]

I CANT SEE ANY CHART MENTIONING INDIA

on the left with orange and and black colour

 

[Muhammad-Bin-Qasim]

call him anything. but there is NO question about ban on mischievous organisation that is ready to create law and order problem

Accusations sister... there is no evidence that they have created law and order problems... give proof if you are true

 

[Spring Onion]

Accusations sister... there is no evidence that they have created law and order problems... give proof if you are true

brother this organisation advocates military coups in Muslim countries for bringing change which is a flawed idea specially coming from an organisation which is working for throwing elected governments around the world and impose its system of governance.

the rational understanding is that while based in UK and other countries eating up their resources and planning a coup or change there makes them traitors

 

[desiman]

never mind. its not me linking Kashmir issue with governance system. the protesters are not protesting against ONLY One problem.
its another matter that media picks the catchy headline.

The placards in the pictures mention many issues over which they are protesting and occupation of Kashmir by India is one of these.

solely the reason why revolutions are impossible in Pakistan, the public is too emotional and no core agreement on what is actually required for the country. Rather than asking for an alternate view on governance, the public is more concerned about an issue that has no bearing on their day to day life. Unlike in Egypt where the population knew what they wanted and also knew what was achievable. In Pakistan it seems like people are too caught up in past glories and " leading " a muslim world that itself is too broken.

 

[Spring Onion]

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solely the reason why revolutions are impossible in Pakistan, the public is too emotional and no core agreement on what is actually required for the country. Rather than asking for an alternate view on governance, the public is more concerned about an issue that has no bearing on their day to day life. Unlike in Egypt where the population knew what they wanted and also knew what was achievable. In Pakistan it seems like people are too caught up in past glories and " leading " a muslim world that itself is too broken.

we dont need any revolution.

you are trying hard to make it a Muslim centric topic lolzzz

anyway


tell me any revolution is possible in India since according to you Indian public might not be too emotional as we are

 

[Last Hope]

I dont support this 'small' one.
If you want a Revolution, have a proper, and decent one for a mutual achievement.

In the end we all fight for politics, to bring Khilafat or Democracy and this is insane.

 

[Spring Onion]

I dont support this 'small' one.
If you want a Revolution, have a proper, and decent one for a mutual achievement.

In the end we all fight for politics, to bring Khilafat or Democracy and this is insane.

well its not a protest even just few people making noises for sake of media press releases

 

[desiman]

we dont need any revolution.

you are trying hard to make it a Muslim centric topic lolzzz

anyway


tell me any revolution is possible in India since according to you Indian public might not be too emotional as we are

It is a muslim centric topic, the people are wanting to replace the democratic system with the Islamic one. To do that a revolution of sorts will be required, and keeping in mind the whole misguided March revolution being planned as per another thread on PDF, the people of Pakistan want to desperately copy Egypt and somehow change their country's course. As democracy is already present in Pakistan, the only other way to somehow stage a revolution will be to ask for an Islamic regime.


Revolutions are not required in India, our democracy is slow but it works. While its not perfect and yes there are many problems, altogether the system delivers political and economical stability to the country. Its success is apparent from the fact that there has never been a military coup or a dictatorship in India. While democracy does not guarantee justice anywhere it does guarantee that if you really want to prove your point, you can.

 

[Ahmad]

^^^ their number is tiny, and i am not sure how much support they got among pakistani public. but as long as they are peacefull in their protest then there shouldnt be any problem.

 

[blackops]

on the left with orange and and black colour

thnx for the help but this is a protest against democracy what Kashmir and India has to do with it

 

[Spring Onion]

It is a muslim centric topic, the people are wanting to replace the democratic system with the Islamic one. To do that a revolution of sorts will be required, and keeping in mind the whole misguided March revolution being planned as per another thread on PDF, the people of Pakistan want to desperately copy Egypt and somehow change their country's course. As democracy is already present in Pakistan, the only other way to somehow stage a revolution will be to ask for an Islamic regime.


Revolutions are not required in India, our democracy is slow but it works. While its not perfect and yes there are many problems, altogether the system delivers political and economical stability to the country. Its success is apparent from the fact that there has never been a military coup or a dictatorship in India. While democracy does not guarantee justice anywhere it does guarantee that if you really want to prove your point, you can.

making mountain out of mole. nothing more.

the guys seen in pic and we also know not even more than 10.

if with that they they can bring in what you claim them well my chawani, ataniz in pashto and two cents in English, one takka and so on