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Taliban apologists: Imran Khan and Shariffs

Exactly, but in the mean time people do not wish to accept the larger dimension of facts. People are still not aware what Deobandi, Salafist, and Secular is. And rise of need of all these in their time period, more of a political than a religious thought. Implementing the similar model of sect in 21st century when there are no Britishers, or no Mongols, would be hitting one's feet on axe.
Agreed - the sects still are political. That's how Mullahs get to do badmashi, they use people's religious and sectarian sentiments for political gain. Many of the original movements were the need of their time. I agree, but they can be laid to rest, or at the very least reformed, for today's situation.
 
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Imran is no apologist and he still stand by his views you are not read to address the reason why TTP was born and you think you can win war only proof that Imran was right and still is.

The child at birth is a LOT different than when the child turns 25 and has a life. Similarly, whatever the reason may be 30 years ago, can't always be the SAME reason. Let me give you an example, 30 years ago, these Talibastards weren't bombing the living out of Pakistan, nor were they killing school children. Today, they've killed thousands of people across Pakistan and have killed little children who have NO problems with anyone else. NO culture, religion or ethnicity can show such brutality against innocent little children. Just animals and human garbage like Tabastards can do this as they do not value human lives.
And you can't win with these people if you do what IK suggests to do or by "negotiating". You need to save your country and the best solution is two fold: (1) Military: swift, destructive action that will literally empty out all the holes these terrorists hide in. (2) An entire culture revamp of how these things run in Pakistan. Strict regulations on media and other sources to NOT promote people with extremism views, the militancy, the weapons, the militia like groups, ALL have to be banned. This second aspect is more policy and political action than the military. You have to change how your nation looks at these crazy terrorists. You have to make sure you have enough laws in place that allow the government to protect its citizens from ongoing terrorism and can prosecute the sponsor of this terrorism.

You, your military leadership and your political leadership at this juncture, OWE it to your country. You have a clear opportunity to clean up Pakistan from terrorism once and for all. If you don't act on it, your next generations will never forgive you. Pakistan can become a much more successful country in a few years if the terrorism and security situation was fixed.
 
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Just a remainder that we should not forget these people were the ones who considered terrorists as literally "upset brothers." They may have changed their policy due to massive pressure from public. Like the lal masjid mulana who had to change his stance.

let the bygone be bygone, remember 20 years ago all of you are singing Taliban songs including your military, you considered them God's soldiers.
 
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Exactly, but in the mean time people do not wish to accept the larger dimension of facts. People are still not aware what Deobandi, Salafist, and Secular is. And rise of need of all these in their time period, more of a political than a religious thought. Implementing the similar model of sect in 21st century when there are no Britishers, or no Mongols, would be hitting one's feet on axe.

You have a valid point. But the answer isn't complicated. The answer is what (for the first time in Pakistan's history) was given to all parties involved, including the religious ones for 11 hours. The thing is, you can HAVE your sects in a religion, just like it is in Hinduism (class structure), just like its in Christianity (Denominations) and just like its in Israel (12 tribes). So the point is, no one's saying you can't have a sect. The message is, within a SEC, you CAN NOT have a CULT and a MILITIA supporting the cult. So that's what's going to be different about it.

The PM of Pakistan was very decisive today in his 11 hour long National Security Policy meeting. That everyone in the room owed it to kids and elders who have been killed by these talibastards in terrorist attacks. And that the nation needs to be terrorism free and violence free. As a result of that 11 hour long discussion, a national policy has formed. When it becomes the law in the next few weeks, you'll start to see a sea of change. People who support these crazy terrorist will start to hide or get ready to be prosecuted, media will not be publicizing or praising violence or terrorism because of some anchor's personal affiliation. Militia's, their sponsors and their literature will become a crime (for publishing and distributing). All these different rules will start to change Pakistan towards more peaceful and calm Pakistan. Resulting in the country's growth financially and business wise, with peace and stability.
 
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You have a valid point. But the answer isn't complicated. The answer is what (for the first time in Pakistan's history) was given to all parties involved, including the religious ones for 11 hours. The thing is, you can HAVE your sects in a religion, just like it is in Hinduism (class structure), just like its in Christianity (Denominations) and just like its in Israel (12 tribes). So the point is, no one's saying you can't have a sect. The message is, within a SEC, you CAN NOT have a CULT and a MILITIA supporting the cult. So that's what's going to be different about it.
Wrong argument dude. Sects are a major part of the problem, because they represent a division in opinion. The clerics that use sectarian issues for political gains end up giving justifications to terrorist/militia groups. That needs to go. The only reason it works in Christianity and Judaism is because no one takes them that seriously - i.e no one wants to legislate a nation based on the views held by a particular denomination or sect.
There is no way you can compare the Hindu caste system to the sects we're talking about, that's just completely irrelevant and a different matter altogether.
 
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There is a specific word for that 'Islamic Job' and its called Qital. And I've already shown you how flawed that idea of 'Muslim lands' is. Hum ne aawain theka liya huwa hai Muslamano ka, khud maazoor hain wo log? Kabhi Arabiyon ki shakkal dekhi hai? Woh kyun nahi karte Jihad o qital? Hum kyoon bewakoofon ki tarah apne bachon ka khoon bahaen?

I agree that we should have responsibility towards Muslims and that we should be working for them, but Muslims aren't united at all. The only viable option for us to help Muslims around the world is by developing ourselves and setting a precedent for other Muslim countries to follow.


Yeah right, 'secular traitors' like Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, Quaid-e-Azm Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Allama Muhammad Iqbal?
There's nothing wrong with being moderate - what if I don't want to be a Barelvi or a Deobandi? What If I don't want to do taqleed? What if I don't want to join a sect and spew hatred towards fellow Muslims? What If I want to be just a Muslim, a neutral Muslim, a logical Muslim, the way Allah has commanded us to be? That makes me either a Wahabi/Salafi or a Secular Traitor, and people have called me both - a lot.

You know you're saying something right and logical when people call you both secular and religious extremist, at the same time. Logic burns extremists, they just have to resort to name-calling.
No sir the concept is there if you have chosen to be on side of those who want to betray your choice majority Muslim are not traitors and they will continue the struggle and fight if Muslim governments don't do their job they will be thrown out soon
 
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Wrong argument dude. Sects are a major part of the problem, because they represent a division in opinion. The clerics that use sectarian issues for political gains end up giving justifications to terrorist/militia groups. That needs to go. The only reason it works in Christianity and Judaism is because no one takes them that seriously - i.e no one wants to legislate a nation based on the views held by a particular denomination or sect..

No, the argument is valid. Look, as a human being, you can't standardize any religion. People will bring in its own forms as the groups develop based on certain beliefs more than others. Denying the ability to form a faith system that may be different than the "other guy" is wrong and against human rights.
However, what NEEDS TO STOP is the process of instigating violence towards others who believe differently. The mullahs need to be put under the law, that anyone's followers doing violence means the Mullah instigating terrorism gets tried for terrorism. Period.
People can believe whatever they want to, as long as it is in the close walls of their Church, Mosque or Synagogue. When something becomes a public safety issue, the law should come in with full force and put the responsible parties behind bars. Period.

And you are sadly mistaken if you think Christianity related denominations aren't taken seriously or if people don't believe in them. That's incorrect. The ONLY difference is, in the US or the West in general, a human being is accepted as a human by others and obviously its imperfect. So there is no serious anger or violence. Others opinions are respected and ignored if they are contradictory to one. That's the SAME tolerance that's needed in Pakistan's society more than anything.
 
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the concept is there
Describe it.
they will continue the struggle and fight if Muslim governments don't do their job they will be thrown out soon
Fools, you'll get us all killed. Fighting like monkeys is worthless when your opponent has better weapons, better tactics, better organization and better logistics. The Prophet s.a.w himself acknowledged this fact when he dug the trench during the battle of Khandaq.

Why do you insist in mindless warfare when we have the option of intelligent warfare?
 
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Wrong argument dude. Sects are a major part of the problem, because they represent a division in opinion. The clerics that use sectarian issues for political gains end up giving justifications to terrorist/militia groups. That needs to go. The only reason it works in Christianity and Judaism is because no one takes them that seriously - i.e no one wants to legislate a nation based on the views held by a particular denomination or sect.
There is no way you can compare the Hindu caste system to the sects we're talking about, that's just completely irrelevant and a different matter altogether.
You have a valid point. But the answer isn't complicated. The answer is what (for the first time in Pakistan's history) was given to all parties involved, including the religious ones for 11 hours. The thing is, you can HAVE your sects in a religion, just like it is in Hinduism (class structure), just like its in Christianity (Denominations) and just like its in Israel (12 tribes). So the point is, no one's saying you can't have a sect. The message is, within a SEC, you CAN NOT have a CULT and a MILITIA supporting the cult. So that's what's going to be different about it.

The PM of Pakistan was very decisive today in his 11 hour long National Security Policy meeting. That everyone in the room owed it to kids and elders who have been killed by these talibastards in terrorist attacks. And that the nation needs to be terrorism free and violence free. As a result of that 11 hour long discussion, a national policy has formed. When it becomes the law in the next few weeks, you'll start to see a sea of change. People who support these crazy terrorist will start to hide or get ready to be prosecuted, media will not be publicizing or praising violence or terrorism because of some anchor's personal affiliation. Militia's, their sponsors and their literature will become a crime (for publishing and distributing). All these different rules will start to change Pakistan towards more peaceful and calm Pakistan. Resulting in the country's growth financially and business wise, with peace and stability.

I am not a master of theology, but things goes, like. If there are sects in a religion, the more will be argument among the sects.

If there are castes in religion of a particular sect, the clash will be comparative of lesser repulsion.

And if there is no sect in a religion but just caste difference, then repulsiveness is negligible in terms of divinity and theology.

Milita breeds among sects of one religion and religion Vs religion.
 
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as a human being, you can't standardize any religion. People will bring in its own forms as the groups develop based on certain beliefs more than others. Denying the ability to form a faith system that may be different than the "other guy" is wrong and against human rights.
Islam allows for a lot of thinking room and a lot of different opinions to coexist without forming entirely different sects. But it is more profitable for clerics to form sects and hate other sects.
However, what NEEDS TO STOP is the process of instigating violence towards others who believe differently. The mullahs need to be put under the law, that anyone's followers doing violence means the Mullah instigating terrorism gets tried for terrorism. Period.
People can believe whatever they want to, as long as it is in the close walls of their Church, Mosque or Synagogue. When something becomes a public safety issue, the law should come in with full force and put the responsible parties behind bars. Period.
So basically you are disagreeing with me by agreeing with me. That doesn't make sense. You told me I am wrong then proceeded to repeat the exact same thing I have said.
The clerics that use sectarian issues for political gains end up giving justifications to terrorist/militia groups. That needs to go.
I never said sects themselves need to go. I said that aspect of sects needs to go. I am fine with people believing stupid things as long as they don't claim it to be 'true Islam' and try to shove it down my throat by making it part of the state's legislation or by forming political parties that do the same.
Depoliticizing religion and sects is a dire need.
And you are sadly mistaken if you think Christianity related denominations aren't taken seriously or if people don't believe in them.
You're misunderstanding my argument. I never said people don't believe in them. I said that no one takes them as seriously as to want to base their country's legislation on them.
If I am incorrect, show me when, recently, did the protestants (for example)declare that Catholics can not rule their state? Or that their interpretation of 'divine law' needs to be implemented? Any other similar incidence would suffice.

I am not a master of theology, but things goes, like. If there are sects in a religion, the more will be argument among the sects.
Yes, that is precisely what happens. The sects cause a division among scholars, not just because of difference in opinion but because of difference in sect (politically). So what happens is that people end up opposing a point of view just because it is held by a sect, not because they logically disagree with it.
 
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Describe it.

Fools, you'll get us all killed. Fighting like monkeys is worthless when your opponent has better weapons, better tactics, better organization and better logistics. The Prophet s.a.w himself acknowledged this fact when he dug the trench during the battle of Khandaq.

Why do you insist in mindless warfare when we have the option of intelligent warfare?
When Muslims lands are attacked you fight with what ever you have so now to take Kashmir and Palestine we would have to fight weather you like it or not. Mindless is those traitors who just cowardly want to hide under bed and do nothing when Muslims are killed and cry like kids when militant groups rise to do it.
 
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When Muslims lands are attacked you fight with what ever you have so now to take Kashmir and Palestine we would have to fight weather you like it or not.
How about intelligent fighting? How about we unite and develop the Muslim countries first? The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) did not take aggressive action against the Kuffar until he had united the Muslims and laid the foundations of a proper state. He was intelligent. He wanted his Ummah to be intelligent too.
Mindless is those traitors who just cowardly want to hide under bed and do nothing when Muslims are killed
Do you realize that MUSLIMS have killed more MUSLIMS in Syria, over the course of two years, than Israel has in seventy years? Seriously. We must stop that before stopping Israel. If you want to save Muslim lives, the best way to do that is by solving problems among Muslims themselves. If you want to save Muslim lands, same thing.
when militant groups rise to do it.
Bull. Militant groups don't rise ''to do it''. They rise for their own political gains. If they wanted ''to do it'', they wouldn't be killing Muslims.

Look at this. Open your eyes, khuda ke liye. The QURAN COMMANDS you to.
''And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while you know [it]'' [Al Baqarah 2:42]
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How about intelligent fighting? How about we unite and develop the Muslim countries first? The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) did not take aggressive action against the Kuffar until he had united the Muslims and laid the foundations of a proper state. He was intelligent. He wanted his Ummah to be intelligent too.

Do you realize that MUSLIMS have killed more MUSLIMS in Syria, over the course of two years, than Israel has in seventy years? Seriously. We must stop that before stopping Israel. If you want to save Muslim lives, the best way to do that is by solving problems among Muslims themselves. If you want to save Muslim lands, same thing.

Bull. Militant groups don't rise ''to do it''. They rise for their own political gains. If they wanted ''to do it'', they wouldn't be killing Muslims.

Look at this. Open your eyes, khuda ke liye. The QURAN COMMANDS you to.
''And do not mix the truth with falsehood or conceal the truth while you know [it]'' [Al Baqarah 2:42]
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We can do that after those issues are solved until than militants will try on there own and we would have no peace in our countries, and you are smart enough to know peace is crucial to progress
 
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We can do that after those issues are solved
No, we can't. If we're to follow your plan, we'd all be dead by the time the issues are 'solved'.
until than militants will try on there own
Are you blind? I already showed you that those militants aren't 'trying'. They're killing OUR children, our people. Besides, Innocent people are innocent regardless of their nationality.
Looks like the part about 'broken tape' was right.
 
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Anyone see the irony? This is how stupid Imran Khan is.

"2/3 We condemn the TTP which owned this attack on innocent children.It is time to rise beyond mere compensations for victims & condemnations"

He condemns and then says we should do more than "mere" condemning.


Do you have comprehension problems or what?
 
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