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Was just again watching whatever happened 7 years ago in Peshawar APS attack. I Swear i am shivering still and can't even breath.😭 My heart is too heavy even listening to all whatever has happened 7 years ago in Peshawar APS. I hope Allah gives them the highest rank in Jannah and may Allah give their family sabar to go through all of this pain. Ameen Sum Ameen! My heart is so heavy rn again seeing all what has happened in APS Peshawar 7 years ago. And if we talk about Justice to be given in Pakistan then ig in Pakistan there is nothing such as Justice FFS. There are many other cases pending to be dealt with but our Politicians are just busy rubbing their balls and fighting each other whereas none of them can actually give justice to anyone. This is the most saddest moment tbvh to be called a Pakistani Rn. Pathetic System we have in our Country. I wish they soon realize that this same thing can happen with their children or their family member or relative too and forget their fights for a while. Get the justice to families that are in need of Justice from this Country. For God Sake! May Allah get Pakistan on right track soon. Ameen!

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Pakistan is a shithole to live unless you are an elite Sindhi or Punjabi or if you are born into extreme wealth, then you can take advantage of the inefficient legal system, high population and availability of cheap labour for your business and lifestyle.

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That being said, Pakistani is more of a shithole especially for women. Dua Zehra case is full of inconsistencies and fake news from both sides. Its difficult to reach a conclusion at the moment. Trolling, ridiculing a young child and her family is just pure cruel. We all are aware of the existence of women trafficking gangs and their methods which appears one of the possibilities in this case. But one must consider what went on in that toxic house that a young child, was forced to run away to another city, away from the "safety" of her parents and family.

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Regardless, its funny seeing the brown angraiz, liberals and their stooges implode when their narratives were destroyed. No sectarian angle, no masjids who refused the announcements, no female violence, no inefficient police doing their work, no 50 year old husband, no evil moulvi involved.

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I am not taking any side but let me be a little veracious here.
Imran khan has played a very calculated gamble. There isn't any foreign conspiracy. He has been ousted through a constitutional process, the constitution, which stands above all. Indeed, he is a good speaker but that is not enough to run a whole country. His poor performance of the past 3 years is a glaring evidence of his incompetency. He has failed to deliever on his promises. He is power hungry just like others. He is that man who makes promises and when the time comes, he starts blaming others. He is the one who has started this toxic political culture, where this blame game is the only way left for him to build his narrative to attract audience and create a cult like followership. Similarly, he has successfully achieved his goal of overshadowing his poor performance through this foreign conspiracy thing. "The bigger tha lie, the more readily the people believe it to be true."
Secondly, It's not a game about selecting best options. As responsible citizens, we must criticize our leaders for their incompetencies. It is ridiculous to choose a lesser evil creature just in the name of not having a better option. It is our duty as good citizens to play our role by letting our leaders know about their shortcomings, so that they can correct their course.
In addition to this, we must remain open minded and let democracy prevail and should refrain from participating in toxic political debates. It is possible that the incumbent government may perform much better than the previous one and in the same manner, we should also remain open to the idea that may be IK will learn from his mistakes and will alleviate the woes of the common man in future. It is fundamental for us all to play a positive and progressive role rather than sticking to an extreme and polarized posture.

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