Because maybe it seems like youre not offering solutions but just ignoring them; maybe its my "little retarded" mind misinterpreting it though? Thats the impression I keep getting, I still feel youre understating this whole issue, the way Christians and other minorities are treated in Pakistan cannot be compared with the treatment of Muslims in any Western country. I dont even know if Russia can be compared to it; yes its wikipedia but some of this is incomparable to anything happening in the West:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christi...mmunity_issues (even if the country is strained, most of this is utterly indefensible)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduis...an#Persecution (going down from 22% to 1.7% is very worrying)
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12-22-2012, 10:25 PM #91
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12-22-2012, 10:30 PM #92
LMAO, the amount of nonsense you just typed...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/reli...blasphemy.html
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12-22-2012, 10:34 PM #93
Show me one thread where I haven't offered a solution and ignored the issue. Maybe your perception is flawed, and maybe you should realize the massive amounts of crap that gets posted in this section about Pakistan. I simply cannot dedicate my time to respond in detail to everyone especially when I have replied on the same topic multiple times. Nor should I be expected to...
You can feel as though I am understating as that is your own right but I would simply never agree because I have experienced the country myself. I have talked to minorities in Pakistan and gotten their viewpoints as well on the issues. Again why the hell are you comparing human right conditions in the west to Pakistan? Think about how ridiculous such an assertion is for a country that lives in volatile region and is currently at war. I don't know why you are harping on about things being indefensible when I have NEVER defended any of these acts. Now you are forcing me to take it personal even though I took my time out and tried hard to be civil with you and answer your questions. The fact that I get annoyed at such assertions that I am defending these actions should tell you all you need to know about how much I despise these sort of things in the country.
Also the reason for the huge drop in Hindus is because when Bangladesh seperated they had the majority of Hindus in that wing of the country.
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12-22-2012, 10:34 PM #94
So again, this is exactly what I was talking about. You try to come up with this BS claims about how "Blasphemy is not in the Kuran!" While in real life hundreads lose their lives due to Islamic religious fanatiscm. What do you expect to get out of this, seriously, do you think people are gonna say "Well gee, I geus Islam is the religion of peace after all"? Islam has done more violence in the name of blasphemy in the past couple of decades far far more than any other religion. This is a fact which you can't dispute and every lame attempt such as "Show me in the Kuran where it says this!!!" is only making you look like a liar in addition to being a primitive.
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12-22-2012, 10:35 PM #95
I see that you are very butthurt cause I mentioned Israel indirectly but if you are going to take part in this discussion the least you can do is read the previous posts. All the sentences get overturned when they are appealed and it is a FACT that no one has ever been sent to the gallows because of this law.
It even is mentioned in the article you quoted LOL
You are acting childish and it is rather pathetic that you are behaving this way only because I indirectly mentioned Israel. I find it hard to believe you are actually 24.
I asked you cite your claim that this is anywhere in the Koran and you have failed to cite a single source. You just keep posting the same nonsense!
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12-22-2012, 10:42 PM #96
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital...nt_in_Pakistan
Also, go on you for assuming this one will get turned also. Surely it calms down that woman.
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12-22-2012, 10:44 PM #97
And what is the point of this?
That I am right when I say capital punishment has been suspended?
The Constitution of Pakistan empowers the President to pardon or remit convictions. Pakistan Peoples Party government whose former chairperson Benazir Bhutto was a well known opponent of death penalty came to the power in March 2008 and installed its President Mr. Asif Ali Zardari on 9th September 2008. Who upon taking charge of the office issued an indefinite moratorium of prisoners on death row.
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Stop wasting my time please...
Clearly you are using Google heavily because you have no idea what you are talking about and are just trying to get at me for mentioning Israel. You aren't even reading the things you are posting anymore further than the headline.
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12-22-2012, 10:52 PM #98
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12-22-2012, 10:56 PM #100
The point is very clear, people do get killed in Pakistan and other primitive Muslim nations for even hinting something against Islam.
That man from the OP, he was burned for no reason, and no amount of Muslim crocodile tears can changed that. And, this was not some once in a lifetime incident. Even regarding the link I posted about the woman, you have no idea what's going to happen to her. This attempt to try and make it seem as though death on account of blashpemy doesn't happen in the Muslim world, first by focusing solely on Pakistan, than by avoiding "non official" executions like the one in the OP, are a disgrace to those who died, and only further just how backward many Muslims, including ones who live in the west like you, are when it comes to criticing their own people.
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12-22-2012, 11:01 PM #101
Bangladesh had 22% of its population as Hindus so the drop makes sense when you take that into context. Do the math...Not to mention the fact we haven't had a census in god knows when so none of these statistics mean anything because they are just estimates based on past trends. I am waiting for a census so we can get a clearer picture of what is happening. I know some Hindus have left because of conditions getting more difficult but they are still plenty in Sindh. Using the term genocide is crazy for the situation! Yes, we have problems with curriculm because of that piece of **** dictator Zia-ul-Haq used the youth of Pakistan as his tool. He tried to brainwash our society, his mistakes are still slowly being reversed. When I say education needs to be fixed, it also includes this!
Also my experiences are more important because there is a stark difference between the reality on the ground and the alarming headlines one reads about Pakistan in the west. We have been reading these alarming headlines since independence when people were claiming that the country wouldn't survive even a week. As a Pakistan you get used to these sort of alarmist headlines from people that truly don't understand the country. If you have a genuine interest in the country and want to understand it then I can suggest you an excellent book written by a third party.
I don't know how you took anything personal from my reply, I have tried to be civil with you despite some provacations you have made. I am not going to apologize because I haven't said anything to offend you. Perhaps you need to reread my response...
And believe me I am not butthurt or angry, even when hurling abuses I am sitting her laughing because at the end of the day the people on here have no effect on the real world outcome. Do you really expect me to respond any other way to the morons in this thread that responded with "nuke Pakistan" or any of the other nonsense. Why don't you call them out instead of focusing on me?
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12-22-2012, 11:10 PM #105
Why do you ignore the suggestion to read the book then? It is the most detailed book about Pakistan written by someone who has no connection to Pakistan and is brutally honest in the book. I disagree with some stuff he says in there but agree with 99.9% of it.
You are just reading into one aspect about Christians in Pakistan but should also look at how many have excelled in the country. In other Muslim countries it would be seen as impossible having Christians in high posts in the military and even have a Chief Justice who is Christian. And by the way in the law community in Pakistan he is the most loved and respected Chief Justice because of his integrity. They are two sides two every coin and you are only looking at it from one perspective. You are asking me to bend my view one way but aren't willing to see my side of the story either.
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What bubble. If you have a problem, it's nothing to be ashamed of! Stand erect, and proud, and own your problem. Don't let other people give you a hard time.
I'm not going to say anything more about it. Sure, people may say "Weight, you're going soft", but that's not what's happening. Don't look down at the ground sadly. Keep a stiff upper lip.My personal pronouns are: Don't talk to me/Fck off
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