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We don't know what it looks like. All it looks like is you people asking for help: Free medical camp: Indian doctors reach out to Pakistani patients by fixing hearts – The Express Tribune So yeah, you keep your mouth shut while we heal you, please.....

Primitive we are. Instead of beating our chests over our soldiers being slain, we hold huge marches for Palestine. After all, our lives don't matter for any other nation to take notice. Nobody cares and yet we insist to care for all, no wonder our nations gets trashed by others!!!

Erm...I don't recall mentioning a church in any of my previous responses. I specifically did talk about educational institutions and the workplace where they(management) do have full rights to dictate what you wear. Please debate on point, not what you presume what the point is. Ever heard of...

Sychophant to PDF bosses? I think you may have misinterpreted my previous comments as some sort of defense of the Islamic veil. They weren't, just an observation because most Muslims claim hijabis get a raw deal as opposed to women wearing revealing clothes. Yeah, have a good one!!! Nope...

Say what?

Reread the previous post. Kya hua, bhook ke maare angrezi bhool gaye? :lol:

Not really. It was posted on this forum earlier and I have a decent memory of things. That said, I would like to be knowledgeable even about the "internal affairs" of Pakistan. Being ignorant isn't something to boast about.

You have underlined the relevant portion, what seems to be the trouble? I never did say any European country outlawed the mini skirt or nude beaches don't exist. Where did you get that from? What I did say is that wearing(or not wearing) what you want isn't a legally enforceable right. You can...

You actually go through TOI comments? Somebody give this man a medal!!!:P

Lulz. I don't think you have a legally enforceable right to wear a mini skirt, even in Europe. You're bound by the dress code of your respective school/college, work place etc. and they can choose to bar your entry on the basis of the same. Technically speaking, a woman wearing a burqa/hijab...

Nope. I said the phenomenon wasn't restricted to Indians. You jumped in needlessly assigning nonsensical attributes with regards to India and the rest of the world. I set the record straight. See how that works out or would you like a flowchart?

Yeah right. Contrast this to online Pakistanis who openly celebrate killing people: Radical roots: Hate dot net – The Express Tribune

While I don't justify it, the phenomenon isn't restricted to Indians online. Remember the crass Twitter comments when a gal of Indian descent became Miss America? Priyanka Chopra got trolled out of her skin on Reddit recently. I think it has much to do with the fact anonymous people on the...

Aha? You sound like a dumpy garage mechanic who found a leaky gasket. :lol: If you don't want to talk about your obnoxious comment, let's not. However, if bringing in "certain societies" is how you want to play it, then rest assured there's plenty of mud to sling around. To sum up, I just...

Nobody can trust Neymar's reactions. He is a perpetual "diver". :whistle: Good game nonetheless. Far more entertaining than the Germany France affair.

Not really. I'm certain you wouldn't feel the same way if a loved one from your family was on the waiting list for a organ transplant and some Pakistani gets priority because he has more cash to pay. A transplant that won a Pakistani heart - The Hindu Keep in mind that this is a mullah being...

Maybe so. Is a woman's opinion(Russian at that) somehow deficient to a man's? That woman has achieved far more than you can even hope to achieve in your life time. You're a nobody on the internet, better to chill out than pass judgments.

The larger point being automation, given the current circumstances and systems, always strives to replace or reduce human interaction(labor) within the industry. The job that required a certain amount of people to do is under constant threat of resizing resources. Maybe I'm just too big of a fan...

Fair point. I appreciate it that you haven't lost your cool with so many responses flying around...yet. :P With printer technology, we can envision a future where bots could "heal", fix themselves or even replicate with the help of advanced AI. Of course, humans wouldn't be phased out of...