Why is he not banned? I guess the standard for premium members has gone down. I didn't know racist and stupid posts were allowed on here
No no. We need the mullah perspective also on our forum.
I'm not a dirty rat. I'm not going to change my name to "dumb_ignorant".
And please, dont talk about being a man to others. Your coming here and denying the fact you have insulted other ethnicities of Pakistan?
You made this post: (And i've read other similiar posts like this from you. And yes, it is offensive towards other ethnicities in Pakistan)
http://www.defence.pk/forums/curren...llegal-immigrants-country-living-karachi.html
He's saying Urdu-speakers show most affection towards india in Pakistan.
Also he spoke against MQM, because your MQM leader said this:
Time and again this video is used against Altaf Hussain and by extension MQM. Even in this video, apparently Imran Khan wants the video to be shown. Whatever he said, followed up by his later explanations, does make sense from an academic and philosophical point of view. Neither does it mean he supports dismantling of Pakistani state. As for his calls for Indian leadership to watch out for Muhajirs, its akin to Pakistan's concern for Indian muslims. It is a political jab aimed at the people who he claims as discriminating against Muhajirs.
The rise of MQM as a student movement and its transformation into Muttahida Quami Movement has all the elements of revolutionary movements like JKLF, Prabhakaran's(LTTE fame, a bad example for a conclusion but a good example about how these movements gain popularity) TNT and shares similarities with many urban student groups that rose in India and later got assimilated into mainstream parties. Refer to RGVs movies like Raktacharita and Shiva(somebody told me his next movie is also of the same genre and all these have actual real life inspirations). Student movements like this in India started with the cause of a narrow people, caste in the case of RGV movie subjects. Later in life the same youth leaders become more inclusive and started to advocate wider group of people. The other criticisms calling MQM party leaders as traitors are pure BS. If it were not for Altaf's speech, MQM would have more support among Pakistanis.
Surely other MQM leaders also know this rite? Most of them are educated and are understandably intelligent. But they dont openly revolt, despite their qualifications, just to respect the party structure and also probably because they understood what he meant in his speech. No other party in Pakistan currently has this discipline. MQM's Rabita committee is the most democratic working committee among all the political parties. And may be this is the reason why they don't mess up their political strategy and PR like PP often does courtesy Rehman Malik
lol this man is seriously fit for a cartoon strip character) and others. May be the high average education levels also mean that illiterates dont tell the intellectuals what to do(the poor guy Hafeez Sheikh every time goes to the IMF with a handkerchief covering his face for his country's sake). In sum by way of tactical political moves MQM even goes close to Indian Congress like the way they are proving themselves to be liberal. Even with blasphemy laws Altaf asked the mullahs to review it, he did not force the change like a section of PPP tried to do. Isn't that a masterstroke? A stand that attracts both people who want the blasphemy laws out altogether(they will eventually settle for prevention of misuse if that proves viable) and the people who want it to stay(these people are prepared for the changes, their mullahs are going to scrutinize it after all, according to the great Altaf vision). In hindsight this seems to be the only practical way out of the draconian law.
The only other problem with MQM seems to be the violence in Karachi which is an ethnic strife with some leaders taking sides under some some political banners, again this is like the RGV movie faction fights. Watch his new movie(and todays situation in Vijaywada) and you will see that as one side grows up and embraces pluralism, like MQM did with changing its name and orientation, the parties will become less sectarian and people in the very same city, Karachi Pashtuns and Balochis included will forget that MQM was once against them. It is because parties like ANP and PPP are not seeking support in the troubled waters of Karachi, that these people(Pashtuns and other groups) are feeling that MQM is against them. With MQM declaring openly as a liberal nationalist party, in the absence of these side taking, MQM will become their natural option.
As for the rest of the Pakistani nation, I don't think they are ready to pick up MQM's liberal ideas, the ones that are ready are mired in history, conspiracy theories and mistake. So probably Sindh and Balochistan are the only places they might find some success. By showing themselves as a victim of the army actions, they can find sympathy as a plus point over their liberal credentials. In fact this way, they can build a bridge between the Baloch people and the Pakistani nation. But its a hard battle out there.
@BTW Karachiite : Is your uncle Azam Khan?
