A protest is defined by the theme and essense it is held in, it is defined by the agenda that has been set by those that initiate it, Aurat march is not a congregation of masses but the brain child of a well known certain segment of our society, ignoring that reality and generalising it as some legitimate women movement would be NAIVE.
Once again, you say that but...
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/aurat-march-2020-womens-march-2020-pakistan-translated.656196/
The list of demands seem quite reasonable to me.
I said nothing wrong and you will apologize to me .
Now I don't care about your punny negative ratings. That's the most you can do but I can hurt you much more if you don't apologize to me.
And don't reply here this is my thread . You are constantly trolling and offending other commentars here. You are not adding any value to this thread .
You are not even living in this country ,you don't know how our society works you are unfit to argue with us in this thread anyway.
Stop posting in my thread before I lose my temper and hurt and expose you even more.
Rather than offending me and other posters here you better prove in your home how much of a man you are.
You implied that in your posts everyone here can see. But when i used the exact word ( actually your word not my word) you got angry.
Lmao.
Sure.
You can hurt me more? How exactly?
All you've done so far is call me names, you've done no "exposing" here. Nor did I imply anything about myself, that's just you justifying your own bad behavior towards me.
Also, this is a publically open forum. I gave my opinion, you were the one who started attacking me for sharing my opinion, which remains that this march isnt that big of a deal.
Yes, I do not live in Pakistan, but thay doesn't mean I do not go back regularly, nor does it mean I do not have family there.
The truth is that you're mad that I didn't automatically agree with you on this issue. Learn to take different opinions with a bit of grace.
Damn Shame too, because I genuinely had respect for you, but after the unwarranted attacks, you've lost all of it.
My offer is still open.
Now, I'm gonna go back to ignoring you.
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Before we begin, I wanna say that I appreciate you being honest with me. It's nice to have a conversation that doesn't involve people yelling at each other, or calling names.
Well then this also applies to TTP, PTM, and other terrorist fiction as well.
as their top brass new the actual agenda and the lower level didnt even knew what they are being used for ..
this also applies to Khadim hussian rizvis or other dharna's i.e lal masjid ... only the top few knew the hidden agenda.
That doesn't apply here, as TTP and Rizvi top brass called for or use violence as a primary tool for pushing their agendas. That's why TTP is a terror organization, and Rizvi is in jail (or was, the last I heard anyway).
So far as I've seen, the marchers are protesting peacefully, and in fact, violence has been used against them.
I hold a similar view to PTM. They're dangerous, but unless they outright use violence, or call for it, no action should be taken, as it can back fire HARD.
Dear, can you allow a man peacefully undress in a bazar?
or can you allow the same for a women??
they are holding placards which are outside of the norms of the society.
tell me where in the law it is written a man cant roam around in underware?? but one have to respect socio norm .
That's not what these protests are about though.
Ignore the placards, there are what, 10, maybe 15 of them in a sea of thousands? Social media cherry picked the placards to make the issue bigger than it is.
No one is calling for the freedom to get naked in public.
Here is a new thread about the march, which shows ALL of their demands. Can you tell me which ones do you object to.
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/aurat-march-2020-womens-march-2020-pakistan-translated.656196/
I have a hunch about one of them, and can see why people would be upset about it, but that one has nothing to do with this.
Remember, these are the ones that they officially want, and are demanding from the government.
we are also here to share our view.
same like you sir, we have our right what we feel is right we share it here.
and i am here to learn too, some times we look at things just one sided, and think that we are right what we see.
but all these discussion gives you a broader view.
And that's fine. I 100% agree and appreciate that fact. Whole I've held my tongue on whether the march is good or bad, I've given an opinion as well, just not about if the march is good or bad.
Just to repeat myself the opinion I've publically shared is that so long as it remains within the bounds of the law, no one should try and cause these women violence. Unfortunately, a bunch of cowardly men tried attacking them.
https://www.samaa.tv/news/pakistan/...stones-at-aurat-march-islamabad-participants/
This is the sort of behavior we'd expect from the ttp, not regular civilized Pakistani men.
Just joking .
