You'll agree with more points one day. I used to hold high views of Pakistanis. But the way justice floats around there... Today, 5 year old was raped. No protests. But Altaf doesn't get his passport and entire Karachi can be shut down for a year. And people of Karachi support these people. The politicians who are more worried about their passport than infants being burned and dumped in trash bins, small children being raped, mullana burning Quran and then swearing on Quran on TV saying a non muslim girl did it. South korean ship sunk, the PM resigned. Bhoja crashed, planes were sold, owner and stake holders roam freely.
My request is not stupid. Many businessmen and politician travel with vests on and in bullet proof car. They've security on top. But if someone like me wants it, it becomes stupid?
Yes I'm scared, but I will feel much secure if I've the two items. Would you like someone knocking on your car window with a gun, and you're forced to roll it down? My parents were chased by a van, until they quickly entered military zone, after which they gave up. When I was 4, my family was robbed, and the robbers put a gun on my head to get as much as they could. Should I let that happen again?
Also, India is a far, far better than Pakistan. India fixed their economy and slowly will pace out majority of poverty and illitercy. Mind you, that country is 1.3b, it's much harder to manage. Pakistan has yet to fix its economy. Here, 4 provinces can't get along. Sindhi jealous of Pathan, Baloch being deprived of their rights by all 3 provinces, KPK won't support a dam which benefits Punjab tremendously. Sorry, I don't believe in happy thereafter stories, that one day Pakistan will be fixed. Maybe that day Pakistan won't even exist, or only a small piece of it left. This can only change when the majority of people stop voting in name of shaheeds (bhuttos) or for days' food or kapra and makan. Pakistan needs far more than food, clothes and homes.
And I speak in general, meaning majority of Pakistanis, not all 180m.
And it's quite, not quiet.