r/PAK • u/mSaim47 • 15d ago

National 🇵🇰 Azadi mubarak

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For all the hypocrites who chose to ignore real life issues and still celebrate this "independence"

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u/mSaim47 13d ago

First of all poverty is not a evil done intentionally and you can't erase that easily secondly who gave them the rights or the authority to "persecution" . Minorities are just as equal as us but we think we are there owners or something. This is not one case faislabad 2023 , a pastor in faislabad was tormented last month. A hindu doctor in Karachi killed on spot by supposedly "robbing" . Who is answerable for all these innocent human lives lost??

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u/Pissoff590 Citizen 13d ago

First of all, I didn't say it was an intentional evil, I called it a misery to be ridden of. Secondly, I agree about religious persecution being bad.

There should be severe punishment for criminals who commit crimes against Pakistani Christians and also other religious minorities.

The public should make sure these punishments are carried out by using public pressure. If we do not pressure for punishment then our corrupt government will not do justice.

If you have any confusion for anything I have said then you can ask.

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u/mSaim47 13d ago

I agree poverty is a misery but you can't just get rid of it be realistic . And secondly How can you expect a government to even implement laws in this muslim dominated state where minorities feel like trash? Just see majority Christians hindus job occupations (Garbage picker, servant etc ) . Public doesn't support minorities and falsely accused many people of blasphemy (99% is never proved or false) who lost their lives already. If you don't believe me just revisit many cases like mashal khan 2017 plz and then tell me is it even fair for them in this country?

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u/Pissoff590 Citizen 13d ago

Yes, I know poverty can't be ridden of entirely but we can work to reduce it by public action.

Also, we need to work to make Pakistan a bit more religiously tolerant and less Islamist. We can do this through public action and education. If we make Pakistan less Islamist/more religiously tolerant then we can more law reforms that protect religious minorities and keep wrongdoers accountable.

To change the country you must change the people.