Alam_dar Posted December 20, 2018 Posted December 20, 2018 Love is beautiful. But an Indian citizen Hamid Ansari was jailed in Pakistan for espionage charges for India, while his actual crime was this that he fell in love with a Pakistani girl, and entered Pakistan illegally when Pakistani authorities didn't give him the Visa. Pakistanis fully supported their military court which punished Hamind Ansari for espionage charges. But still there are humans too in Pakistan, who are still able to feel the pain of other human being, irrelative of nationality. One of them was lady lawyer Zeenat Shahzadi, who started fighting for the rights of Hamid Ansari. She was threatened by the Thekaydars of Pakistan (the supporters of Army). She was labelled as traitor. And finally she was kidnapped for this crime. Her younger brother, who was very attached to her, committed suicide. After 2 years, she was released. But she utters no words about who kidnapped her, while her whole family is still in Pakistan. The one, who supported her, who raised voices for her release, all of them were also human right activists, and all of them are again blamed for being traitor to Pakistan. But they are not alone. The human rights activists in all the countries are traitors. Humanity is itself a traitor to all the nationalities, traitor to all the religions, traitor to all the races. Now we know: "Humanity ... the biggest traitor on the planet earth).
Temujin Khaghan Posted December 20, 2018 Posted December 20, 2018 @Alam_dar did you ever see anyone in your family relations or friends at school/college/ office publicly reveal their agnostic/atheistic viewpoints and still not be ostracized from the society in Pakistan?
Alam_dar Posted December 20, 2018 Author Posted December 20, 2018 2 hours ago, Temujin Khaghan said: @Alam_dar did you ever see anyone in your family relations or friends at school/college/ office publicly reveal their agnostic/atheistic viewpoints and still not be ostracized from the society in Pakistan? Either you believe it or not, but still there are people in Pakistan with humanity in them and they do support and respect the opinions of the others, even if they are atheists. Communist times also produced a group of people in Pakistan who had nose full of the religion and they thought it to be biggest evil of the time. Then there are many who have seen the Western Values, and they also respect the human life. Then there are Sufi teachings in Pakistan, who again hate this extremism and they want to live and let live. Islam brought a lot of evil in Pakistan, and nationalism too, but still humanity could never be lost totally.
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