Thank you Pakistan for 'fantastic' response, British HC on airlifting Sikh pilgrims

[SabzShaheen]

Due to my bad English I would like to clearly understand your original point which I think was "Pakistani authorities should not have saved Sikhs because some Sikh in England Offended you", Am I correct?

it's fine, i'll pretend like you said nothing before. it would make no difference as the amount of substance in your posts is nill.
let me explain it to you in even clearer terms than my previous post:

pakistan may have had an obligation to transport those british sikhs during their pilgrimage, but that does not mean those sikhs and the rest of the sikh community cannot be grateful. no one is asking them to kiss the feet of pakistanis or wave our flag, but they should abstain from spreading malice toward us and our country if they have any decency. also, if they truly valued peace and harmony, they would use this news to portray us and our country in a positive light instead of conveniently omitting this information.

let me now give you one other example:
if you are a disabled person on public transport in london, people have an obligation to give up their seat for you. that doesn't mean you cannot say "thank you" to show your appreciation.

by the way, i was also born in pakistan and urdu is also my first language. having a different mother tongue is no excuse for child-level grammar when living in a western country, unless you are some fresh immigrant or a refugee.

 

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it's fine, i'll pretend like you said nothing before. it would make no difference as the amount of substance in your posts is nill.
let me explain it to you in even clearer terms than my previous post:

pakistan may have had an obligation to transport those british sikhs during their pilgrimage, but that does not mean those sikhs and the rest of the sikh community cannot be grateful. no one is asking them to kiss the feet of pakistanis or wave our flag, but they should abstain from spreading malice toward us and our country if they have any decency. also, if they truly valued peace and harmony, they would use this news to portray us and our country in a positive light instead of conveniently omitting this information.

let me now give you one other example:
if you are a disabled person on public transport in london, people have an obligation to give up their seat for you. that doesn't mean you cannot say "thank you" to show your appreciation.

by the way, i was also born in pakistan and urdu is also my first language. having a different mother tongue is no excuse for child-level grammar when living in a western country, unless you are some fresh immigrant or a refugee.

yes bachey I am very fresh immigrant right off the boat and you are a great British born native English speaking brown Guy, happy?
Sorry to "Deflect" your arguments, although I right out reject it but if you think I "deflected" it but that is fine with me. Also, don't worry about my English unless you are planning to marry someone from your family with me then and only then you should check my immigration status, wealth, education and vocabulary and grammar. So, until that fateful event happens we are here to discuss issues. The issue is Pakistan does not make policies based on some nobody's feelings in UK.

in bold: I guess you Oxford English teacher forgot to tell you about this part of English grammar.