http://criticalppp.com/archives/7148 Towards a democratic, multicultural and progressive Pakistan Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:12:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://criticalppp.com/archives/7148/comment-page-1#comment-3878 Gox Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:58:27 +0000 http://criticalppp.org/lubp/?p=7148#comment-3878 It is most worrying when people like nadeem paracha use the privilege of education and knowledge for their personal moments of fame. Yes, Nadeem, indeed education is a privilege in Pakistan or should i say quality education? Who are we, the younger generation, supposed to follow. Each one famous has his own set of hypocrisies. Mr. Paracha is most worried about ideological corruption, false hopes and jihadi tendencies occupying the younger ones' minds. Why is he not worried about the systemic corruption, bad governance, baradri system politics, dynasty politics and injustice in Pakistan. Isn't every ill in the society due to the prevailing injustice? Whether it is economic injustice or any other injustice, it has a fall out. I pay my taxes and i am talking about the huge indirect taxation in Pakistan, still what do i get? Ok. i do not want any facilities from the government other than the security of my life, my assets and my family. Can i have that? Can this government provide me this much? No is the answer i guess. Why are you trying to do here Mr. Nadeem? Thumping your intellectual superiority. All your mocking. Ok. Agreed. you are more educated, more refined, with a superior intellect and with infinite wisdom. So if this is out of the way and you have succeeded in making your point. Do you have anything else to say? Anything which is more compassionate, more humble, more sincere, more thought-provoking and less abstract. Abstract is the word i think i was searching for. I will be very happy when instead of nitpicking you have concrete solution for the real problems of this society. Agreed, we do not have that much intellect, perhaps you can make it more simpler for us un-educated, uncivilized and idealistic fools. I will be indeed thankful to you for that. It is most worrying when people like nadeem paracha use the privilege of education and knowledge for their personal moments of fame. Yes, Nadeem, indeed education is a privilege in Pakistan or should i say quality education? Who are we, the younger generation, supposed to follow. Each one famous has his own set of hypocrisies. Mr. Paracha is most worried about ideological corruption, false hopes and jihadi tendencies occupying the younger ones’ minds. Why is he not worried about the systemic corruption, bad governance, baradri system politics, dynasty politics and injustice in Pakistan. Isn’t every ill in the society due to the prevailing injustice? Whether it is economic injustice or any other injustice, it has a fall out. I pay my taxes and i am talking about the huge indirect taxation in Pakistan, still what do i get? Ok. i do not want any facilities from the government other than the security of my life, my assets and my family. Can i have that? Can this government provide me this much? No is the answer i guess. Why are you trying to do here Mr. Nadeem? Thumping your intellectual superiority. All your mocking. Ok. Agreed. you are more educated, more refined, with a superior intellect and with infinite wisdom. So if this is out of the way and you have succeeded in making your point. Do you have anything else to say? Anything which is more compassionate, more humble, more sincere, more thought-provoking and less abstract. Abstract is the word i think i was searching for. I will be very happy when instead of nitpicking you have concrete solution for the real problems of this society. Agreed, we do not have that much intellect, perhaps you can make it more simpler for us un-educated, uncivilized and idealistic fools. I will be indeed thankful to you for that.

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