Yet, it's not preventing mob "justice" at all, apparently. Ergo, it's not working. Despite your inane protestations about how wonderful and perfect and full of potential Pakistan is.
If the system worked as it should (and your country wasn't full of deranged religious vermin), she wouldn't have needed support.
But, ah, no problem here, right?
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12-22-2012, 04:17 PM #61
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My personal pronouns are: Don't talk to me/Fck off
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12-22-2012, 04:23 PM #62
There is no point in discussing further with you as you have absolutely no understanding on the subject. I am not interested in discussing anything with someone who is ignorant on the subject and not reading my posts. If you actually had read up on this case you would have realized that the guy was already in police custody but the police station was overun.
Requoting this for the 2nd time
It's something that will be fixed in the future with education, rule of law, and good governance.Rule of law is a problem and this is why things like this keep happening.The law is there to keep the peace and prevent actions like mob justice. If you take away the laws you will see more mob justice.
If you take away the laws you will see more mob justice.
If you take away the laws you will see more mob justice.
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The real reason you are even ignorantly commenting in this thread is because you look for any reason to hate brown people. Your bigotry isn't even veiled, you just won't come out and admit it though.
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12-22-2012, 04:32 PM #63
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If the laws are on the books it gives the rabid foaming mobs an excuse to go murder people. Ever think of it that way?
Either way, the laws aren't working. We've already established that. That was the part where, what was it, oh yeah, an angry mob burned a guy alive.
Ah, the last (and much overused) clarion call of the mentally inept... RACISM! EVERYONE, RACISM! LOOK, HE'S BEING RACIST! HE'S DISAGREEING WITH ME!!!
If you have some ire to direct, you should direct it where it's deserved... your fellow Pakistanis and Muslim "brothers and sisters".My personal pronouns are: Don't talk to me/Fck off
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12-22-2012, 04:45 PM #65
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12-22-2012, 06:52 PM #66
Sure, it's a strawman argument. I'm sorry I fell for your obfuscation attempt and addressed your unrelated point of British colonial law.
I admit I don't know much about British colonial involvement in Pakistan. I bet you don't know anything about the construction of the Panama Canal. Thankfully for the purposes of this thread, both topics are unrelated.
The original post (remember that?) was about Pakistani mob doling out their version of vigilante justice and burning a man to death. Vigilantism is bad. Torture (burning) is bad. Ergo, the episode the OP cited was an outrageous tragedy. Can you agree with virtually everyone else ITT on that?
Or do you want to talk about how the borders of Pakistan were drawn? Or Hammurabi's Code? Or the Japanese surrender in WWII? Or any one of a million other topics you'd rather shift everyone's attention to?
Please be sure to take your medications and try your best to control your ADD before you respond.
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12-22-2012, 08:16 PM #67
If my statement was seen as obfuscation in your eyes than perhaps you might want to get your head checked. Especially if you really do believe that British involvement in the creation of this law is an irrelevant point. To find out why this law was enacted and why it is still around you have to look at the origins of the law and WHY the British promulgated it. And it is especially relevant to mention considering all the bashing in this thread against Islam. As if this is an Islamic law created by the Pakistani Government to punish minorities.
I don’t know what compels you idiots to come on here and make such ridiculous comments and statements. You have no knowledge of the issue other than the original news report posted in this thread. Instead of admitting ignorance you continue to try to debate me with non-starter arguments and emotional statements. None of which are rational or based on any facts, what ends up happening is you get exposed as a pseudo-intellectual.
The truth is you are just butt hurt I negged you and now you are just grasping for straws.
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This is our country and no one has the right to tell us how to legislate our laws or change our constitution. We understand our country and our internal situation better than a bunch of people who base all their information on a subject based on one short news report.
So while everyone in this thread uses abusive language against a country of 190 million generalizing them all you have decided to focus on me. I guess I am not allowed to clear up the issue and detail the real issues in play here.
How dare you accuse me having no empathy for me people, I have travelled this country extensively and met people from all walks of life. I have celebrated the minorities of this country and their great successes and have expressed my love for all my fellow countrymen.
Anyways I am done with this thread, there is enough information here for anyone that has a genuine interest in this subject.Last edited by NoFXN; 12-22-2012 at 08:28 PM.
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12-22-2012, 08:35 PM #68
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12-22-2012, 08:42 PM #69
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I occasionally find him to be a thoughtful and even good poster, he's just too blinkered on certain subjects.
Having said that, you're ignoring the real issue here, in that apparently vigilante mobs feel justified in executing people, outside of the rule of law. Why is that?
But sure, if you keep saying there's no problem, there's no problem, right?
My personal pronouns are: Don't talk to me/Fck off
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12-22-2012, 08:42 PM #70
I find extreme insults distasteful, but its no co-incidence that I suddenly reply to your posts after I caught you lying lolz, I will continue to reply to any post of yours I find reprehensible
How dare I? You can claim all you want, but you constantly do your best to cover up the persecution of Christians, Ahmedis and other minority groups. You completely ignore the brutal 8 month rape of a Christian and shouted at me for bringing it up. I also have PMs from a few months ago when I actually liked you and your posts, where you showed an utter disregard for the mass rapes and murders of your army and accused me of "insulting" YOU when I brought up the topic.
Ever since you blatantly lied to me, I have not believed a single word you have said. Have the humility to admit you were lying and then maybe your words will have some credibilityLast edited by Summering; 12-22-2012 at 08:47 PM.
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12-22-2012, 08:50 PM #72
Education is a longterm solution and will take a VERY long time to correct the situation for good. Rule of law and good governance will make sure this law is NOT abused and mobs like this cannot take justice into their own hands. Why do you think these mobs form instead of having the police handle the situation? They think the police are corrupt and do NOT carry out their duty to enforce the rule of law.
As for the funding of the madrasahs what do you want us to do about it? We have tried to reform them and have them at least teach other subjects like science and math but they are uncooperative. You cannot just make decision without understanding what sort of blowback may occur. Everyone seems to forget that we have other very pressing issues such as the fact that we at war right now.
The Rohingyas didn’t get anywhere near the amount of response other topics here have garnered. I criticized the Bengalis for turning away the Rohingyas as well citing their own history. It’s something I have spoken a lot about that and mentioned that other Muslim countries should step up and get involved.
Where are you pulling apostasy from? Apostasy has nothing to do with this subject. I also don’t see how my personal life has anything to with a single goddamn thing. My vices and my religion are my own business and I have made my viewpoints clear at the end of the day anyway.
Mob justice is happening more and more because the rule of law doesn't exist. There is a breakdown in the law and order of the country because the police are corrupt and even where we have honest men they aren't well equipped and receive no support. The police in Pakistan are more like firefighters than enforcers of the law. That is why not too long ago 2 boys from Sialkot were lynched for being suspected theives. Also the justice system has failed because of the corruption and the fact that courts are backed up on cases.
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12-22-2012, 08:56 PM #74How dare I? You can claim all you want, but you constantly do your best to cover up the persecution of Christians, Ahmedis and other minority groups. You completely ignore the brutal 8 month rape of a Christian and shouted at me for bringing it up. I also have PMs from a few months ago when I actually liked you and your posts, where you showed an utter disregard for the mass rapes and murders of your army and accused me of "insulting" YOU when I brought up the topic.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/023...=ATVPDKIKX0DER
Where have I said it isn't a big deal?
Meanwhile you spread your bigotry through the section.
You guys just don't like hearing the truth and try to take western mindsets and apply them to eastern problems. Everything I post can be fully cited and I can provide sources.
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12-22-2012, 09:03 PM #75
you said the death penalty for blasphemy is there so pakistan people won't kill others. that means you are admitting majority of pakistan people are retarded morans who think it's okay to kill someone just for blasphemy. if it was just minority then the law would have been removed long time ago.
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12-22-2012, 09:06 PM #76
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12-22-2012, 09:06 PM #77
I never said anything about the death penalty other than the fact that no one gets executed anymore through Pakistan's civil courts. And that doesn't mean anything of the sort, the law is there to protect people. Sometimes you will find that in certain cases people are held in jail longer by the courts for their own protection. The state does what it can to protect people from harm but they are limitations. If you actually do the research you will find that most of these cases are filed because someone had an argument or a dispute with another and then made the allegation.
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12-22-2012, 09:10 PM #78
Why did you send a PM? I always see you saying how "butthurt" people are when they PM you about something, Im surprised you sent me one, but I will answer that politely later.
- Okay, these mobs form because they want to effect their own justice on the guilty party. Now, why do they feel it necessary to burn or kill a man who desecrated the Quran? Where does this sort of thinking come from and how do you eradicate it? As much as you deny it, this sort of thing seems to happen way too much and in the most disturbing of manners to innocent minorities. Even if Pakistan had the rule of law of Nordic countries it does not eradicate the behavior which causes this mode of thinking in the first place.
I have spent time working in Zurich and London and met some Pakistanis who tell me some horror stories about kidnappings and ransoms of foreigners and the way some minorities like Shias are treated (the guy was Shia). Just an observation but you seem to disagree with almost every Pakistani on here, calling them conspiracy theorists or traitors when they say something negative about the country. Ive noticed that you seem to dislike Indians a lot too on here, is that something to do with rivalry / enmity of the nations?
- I dont know but I get the feeling that the madrassas are hugely contributing to the "mode of thinking" which causes them to act this way to innocent minorities dont you think? I hear you constantly say that Sufism or Barelvis are indigenous to Pakistan, now if that was the case, what is the outside influence which causes this insane behavior to those who are seen as disrespecting Islam? Wahabbis?
- Well I thought they did on the misc, and yes the American media was hypocritical to ignore it. (I at least saw SOME coverage on British and German media). Im sure youve heard of Der Spiegel (there is an English version I think), they covered Rohingyas reasonably well
- I mentioned it because it was mentioned in the discussion; but it is very clearly stated in Sahih Bukhari, would you like me to find the source? Regarding your "vices", okay I wont bring them up again, but I only do so because sometimes what you say sounds very hypocritical, like I often see you saying X or Y are not real Muslims, which is strange as many Muslims would probably say that about you tooLast edited by Summering; 12-22-2012 at 09:21 PM.
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12-22-2012, 09:10 PM #79
You would be naive to think a cookie cutter approach would work in a place that has a completely different culture and different approach to things. You forget how long it took for the US to get where it is now and the horrible things that have happened in the past. We have to take into considering our realities and come up with solutions from within as outside solutions will simply not work in our enviroment.
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12-22-2012, 09:28 PM #81
I have mentioned before in a previous topic that Muslims are very sensitive and very emotional. You will also see this trait in India, it seems to be a cultural aspect in the subcontinent. This is why things get even more inflamed than they normally would elsewhere in the world. The essential mistake is to think that this has anything to do with thinking rather than emotionalism.
To solve this behavior/emotionalism you need to improve many different aspects of life for the people. Good governance is required because people are becoming more and more frustrated with the problems of the country. There has been rioting even because of the load shedding in the country and inflation. You need education to help these people rise up and improve their living conditions and help them become members of society that can contribute. You don’t commonly see educated people with jobs taking part in these mobs. You need rule of law because if you can enforce the laws then even if someone makes an accusation then it can be properly investigated. Any misuse of the law can be strictly punished as well to discourage people from abusing it. We have this saying that in Pakistan the people are afraid of the baton. It is true; if you empower the police and enforce the law you will eradicate this events from OCCURING. Education will eradicate the problem while rule of law will prevent it from happening.
Madrassahs aren’t really contributing to this problem but the US presence in Afghanistan has made society more extreme and paranoid. The sooner the US leaves the region the better equipped the Government will be to tone things down and bring the country back to normal. The real problem like I mentioned earlier is the sensitivity and emotionalism of the people. Barelvis have made mistakes in the past too and have some backward tendencies that unfortunately aren’t congruent with the original sufi traditions. Even within Barelvi Islam they are some differences of opinion! When the 16 year old Christian girl was accused those Barelvi groups actually came out in full support of the girl. I was surprised to see even more extreme outfits come out and offer to take her into their custody to protect. It was truly a turning point for the country that I didn’t see coming to be honest. Perhaps, we could have had a good ending for this story as well had the police station not been overrun by the mob.
I accept my vices and all MISC Muslims are aware of them but no one has come out and said I wasn’t a real Muslim in the Ask Islam thread. I have never tried to justify my fornication or other vices other than alcohol consumption on here. I am not hypocritical especially because I don’t preach Islam to non-Muslims and only call out other Muslims if they are supporting extremism or something that doesn’t sit well with my moral code.
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Side note a lot of minorities have also made it to really high posts in the country. They are reserved seats in the Parliament for minorities and even those seats are going to be increased shortly.
Just of the top of my head...
Chief Justice A.R Cornelius
Cecil Chaudhry who was Flight Liutenant in the Airforce and is a military hero
Mervyn Middlecoat - Another airforce pilot who was a hero!
Most surprisingly we had a Hindu Chief Justice too!
Here are other heros!
Group Captain Eric Gordon Hall
Wing Commander Nazir Latif
Squadron Leader Peter Christy
Flight Lieutenant William D. Harney
If you want to ruthless criticize us then fine but at least consider the fact that we have made strides and are working on the situation. Everyone is suffering from bad governance right now and unfortunately the people who don't have a patronage system to fall back on suffer the most. Religious minorities aren't the only ones suffering but so are the poor who have no one to defend them even from police harrassment. This is why I keep talking about GOOD GOVERNANCE and the RULE OF LAW.Last edited by NoFXN; 12-22-2012 at 09:48 PM.
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12-22-2012, 10:08 PM #85
Yes, they are always going to be some elements that are always going to carry out such acts. Really isn’t much you can do about it but at least the guy got convicted. If they hadn’t suspended the death penalty he would have hung from the gallows. He is on death row but it is likely that if they legislate to officially get rid of the death penalty it will get turned to life in prison. He needs to be made an example of and all those that knew of the plot beforehand also need to be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
We have to show people that this sort of behavior isn’t going to be tolerated and people will be severely punished. This will deter most of this *******s who decide to take things into their own hand. For a while a lot of people fell silent on the issue in fear but the 16 year old girls case brought everything back into the light. It also got more people talking about it especially the religious parties and groups.
Yes, I think the death penalty should be removed from the law and it should be amended. There have been legislation to do that but we are in an election year so nothing controversial is going to get passed right now. The death penalty was added by a military dictator responsible for most of the mess the country is in now. A lot of it was reversed by Musharraf but he had limited time and had a lot on his plate.
I only argue or engage Indians when they have to post their bias opinions towards Pakistan or take part in mudslinging. Otherwise I have cordial relations with the Indians here and even started the Desi Crew. You might see some signatures where people have the crew tag in their signature. Nice to see Indians/Pakistanis/Bengalis repping all 3 countries in their signature. I am for peace with India but based on mutual respect and with the resolution of the Kashmir, Sir Creek, and Siachen issues. I dislike some viewpoints of the Indian Government but don’t generally have a problem with Indian people.
Minorities do get persecuted in some areas but I wouldn’t say that this is common everyday issue. It happens and when it happens it is terrible but it isn’t happening every day on a massive scale. Some people here try to make it seem like the Government is committing genocide or something along those lines. I have always been against these loudspeaker mullahs as these same *******s calling for deaths of people also praise the deaths of Pakistani Soldiers. Honestly, I hate them so much if I was in a position of greater power I would have them arrested and beaten in a Pakistani Police station.
I never defended these acts, just because I have shared some information on how the situation is being handled and how we are trying to resolve the situation doesn’t mean I endorse or defend these acts. I just feel like people at the same time ignore the fact that a lot of poor people in the country go through the same thing. In Pakistan the patronage system is in full effect and if you are part of a patronage group you get protection. Most people get covered under it but some smaller communities don’t have that sort of clout and protection and as a result are prone to such things. For me this is not about religion but about our own social problems. I have a deeper understanding of the country as I have done lots of reading and travelling throughout the country. So for me this issues are overly simplified when discussed or posted on here and I feel the need to clear that up. If I am offering up solutions that means there is a problem. I always thought it was a little retarded of people trying to say I am biased or that I don’t accept that they are problems. If they weren’t problems why would I be talking about solutions?
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Also if you look at the people in this thread you will see that they are bigots and people with a lot of hate. They would not be receptive to anything I have to say anyway. If we were in a different enviroment you would see that even conservative Pakistanis who would totally disagree with my ideology respect me. And I have never had a single person speak to me in person the way people on the RP speak.Last edited by NoFXN; 12-22-2012 at 10:15 PM.
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12-22-2012, 10:16 PM #86
Again Muslims try and bend the truth to hide reality.
Number of people hanged or prisoned in Israel for "disrespecting" Judism = 0
Number of people hanged or imprisoned in Muslim states for "disrepecting" Islam = too many to count.
You're effort at trying to divert the issue onto Israel, a country who executed one man, who was a senior Nazi officer, and even that after a trial, show the face of moronic barbaric primitive lying Islam. And than you wonder why people give you less credibilty than they do to Pro Israel people.
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12-22-2012, 10:19 PM #87
No one has been hanged/blasphemy sentence that hasn't been overturned in Pakistan.
I wasn't diverting the attention to Israel but was pointing out how the British even put the same law into effect in Palestine and you guys also carried it over into your penal code. If you actually tried reading my post you would have seen what I had wrote right under the bottom. By the way explain to me how it is a lie that Israel has blasphemy laws?
Remove your head from your ass, it is well known in the RP that I have no love for Israel or Palestine. And it is also known that I have no problems doing business with Israel.
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12-22-2012, 10:22 PM #88
LOL
Ok ok, so let me get this straight.
When something bad is done by Muslims say, oh, murder or rape or terror or whatever, than you say "it is against the Kuran! They do not represent Islam!"
When something bad is written in the Kuran itself, say oh, murder, conversion by force, preaching violence against all non muslims, than you say "Pffft, it is only a book! It's from 1600 years ago, Muslims don't act by it literally!"
How very convient, if you were debating mindless sheep like your brothers in Pakistan. Unfortunately for you, westren people aren't afraid to think (because they're not afraid to be killed if they reach the "wrong" conclusion), and your lies are only making you look worse and worse.
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12-22-2012, 10:24 PM #90
Cite me where in Islam it says anything about Blasphemy being punishable. Had you watched 2 minutes of my Blind Faith documentary I posted you would have realized that....
You are starting to look silly...especially if you do a quick search on my postings.
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