Joe Shearer
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It's a Pakistani forum. We believe Indian security forces in Indian Occupied J&K are occupying forces that commit atrocities on non-combatants for political gain, which, when done by individuals not wearing a uniform, are typically referred to as terrorism.
If, as a Pakistani forum, we backtrack on our position on Indian security forces in IoJK to appease Indian sensibilities, what's next?
A demand that we refer to IoJK as the 'Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir' and accept that it (along with Azad Kashmir and GB) is a part of India because not doing so 'offends Indian sensibilities'?
A demand that we start banning maps that do not comply with the Indian government's maps of J&K?
Banning racial slurs has no bearing on Pakistan's foreign policy positions, especially Pakistan's position on Jammu & Kashmir and on the actions of Indian Security forces in Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir.
The use of 'terrorism' to describe the actions of Indian security forces in IoJK is not meant to be a slur - that is literally what Pakistan and many Pakistanis believe is occurring in IoJK and has been occurring for decades.
LOL.
I can only laugh at the use of a loaded and emotive word with the justification that has been given.
Not that I wish to contradict such a transparently clear and logical explanation.
A gentleman from Nigeria stepped into a London bank and asked to cash a cheque. The cashier examined it, found it in good order, and asked the gentleman to sign it on the back, and she would give him the money."Oh, that won't be necessary; just give me the money", said he."I'm sorry, Sir, but we need you to sign", she told him. "No, you're wrong, it's complete,and you can give me the money", he insisted. The queue behind was growing, and the cashier was getting worried. Fortunately for her, the bank manager happened to be nearby, and landed up to rescue her."I'll take care of this. Please come with me, Sir", he said to the client, and took him away to his private office, ushered him inside, and locked the door. He turned and sank his fist into the Nigerian's stomach. The man doubled over and fell to the floor."Sign the cheque", said the manager, and extended his arm to help him up. The Nigerian stood up with difficulty, eyes glazed with the pain, and got a quick uppercut to the chin. He fell down again."Sign the cheque", said the manager, and kicked his client in the ribs.
After a few minutes of this, he picked up the client, patted him on the shoulder, and asked,"Will there be anything more, Sir?" "Oh, no, it's perfectly all right", wheezed the Nigerian, hobbling out.
The cashier was shocked to see him in that badly bruised, battered state. "I'm so sorry to see you like this, Sir", she said, sympathetically.
"Oh, that's perfectly all right" said the man, signing the cheque on the back,"It's just that nobody explained this to me so clearly before".
Stories, stories, such a waste of time. Now where was I? Oh, right, first a ticket to Lucknow, to kiss the rather repulsive posterior of a Yogi turned Chief Minister. He's right to call Muslims foul names, and treat them in beastly fashion; when he calls that community an unspeakable name, it isn't meant to be a slur, it is literally what UP and a majority of Bhaiyyas believe is true and has been true for some centuries. Silly me; I thought they were bigots all this time; it's just that nobody explained this to me so clearly before.
There's this international flight I have to catch after that; to Kathmandu, then to the Northern Capital to meet Yogi Bear. He's right to extinguish the culture of his north-west province, and treat them in beastly fashion; it isn't meant to be insulting, it is literally what his country and his ethnic group believe is true and has been true for some centuries. Ah, well, I found out in time; better late than never, it's just that nobody explained this to me so clearly before.
So you are right, after all, Suriya, and Gadkari/AndhaDhun/whatever Vague thing you call yourself currently, and Sarthak Ganguly, and the whole host of bogeys I fought so needlessly for so long.
"It's the majority, stupid, and keep your cocked-up thinking to yourself". Nobody explained this to me so clearly before.
I can't see an issue with Gangadeshi (vs Gangudeshi), which literally translates to inhabitants of the Ganga.
Not sure what the others think.
D'accord, Monsieur.