Get over the Victim Syndrome

#73 by Zeena

I`m sure if somebody was following up on your behalf, it would have been delivered on time. As it was, I guess the file was `lost` in those three years :)

Look ... don`t blame the country. Chai-Pani is deeply ingrained in the system due to low salaries of high-powered civil servants. This is not something which Pakistanis created, but which the British colonial rule created to keep the bureaucracy powerful but subservient. The difference between then and now is that then, the highly rewarded British administrators were in charge who did a great job of administering, and were managing the system minutely at every level. Now, the people in charge are lowly compensated themselves and therefore have become a part of it. The bureaucracy laws were never amended because these are independent of even Judiciary, and protected by very powerful laws dating back to 1890s something. No Government had enough power to do it.

I hope you understand better now.

This article is one of the best articles ever published on chowk.

zeemax

Please, avoid calling anyone retard here. We should all be civil and have no right to call any one any derogatory or insulting names.

Writer of this article is an intelligent person who has shown us the real Paki culture and he is a really sane one among so many insanes.

I will appreciate it , if, you refrain calling writer,``retard``. Thanks

zeemax

My check was due for over three years...............there was no line or queue there of any paperwork.

That was my individual check, I went very early in the morning to get it. I am a woman of rules and regulations, And btw I love to stand in long queues. I hate to break laws...............

#70 by Zeena

This article was not even worthy of self-publish where this retard used to post before. It was worthy of the trash bin.

Do you see right in the runner he claims hudood ordinance, military dictatorship, and above all, Kashmir, as non-issues ?

#68 by Zeena

Did you want your cheque to be expedited over the queue of paperwork amongst a pile? Or not?

Once I know that, only then I can say whether you`re justified in your rant & rave.

And zeemax

Read this article carefully, this article is all about ranting and raving.........And that reflects that all of us are not dead, some of us are still alive and are still feeling for all this social corruption in Pakistan which is eating up the whole country nationally and internationally.

zeemax

I am being much more patriot than you are trying to prove in all your posts. I feel for Pakistan, that`s why I am ranting and raving.

You lost those feelings and have become NUMB.

zeemax

You see, your pov is exactly opposite of mine. I am not measuring money here. And, ohh, BTW I gave all that money that I had from my check to all the needy people. You see that`s why I am silly......................Well, yes I am silly I am ranting and raving for all that money..............big deal...............You even don`t know me and pointing fingers towards me that I am crying out loud for my money..............This shows how much your sharpness is to measure my true lamenting for small amount of money.....................

Yes, I am ready to contest any election in Pakistan, if, that can solve all those problems.

And, Please don`t try to defend all those evils which you are trying to sweep under the carpet.

Now, don`t jump and strat attacking me personally, b/c you know it clearly I don`t like any kind of personal remarks in any form. If, you wish to discuss anything, be civil and nonpersonal.

Thanks

#65 by Zeena

Zeena, there`s an election this year in Pakistan. Will you go and contest to remove the `corruption`? I`ll even get a lot of votes for you.

Or it isn`t your job, but ``someone`` else`s job?

It is easier to rant & rave, but tough to understand how difficult it is to fight social ills.

Don`t cry over that few rupees extra you paid. How much was it in dollars anyway?

Silly ...

Re: # 63 abu_something

I told you, you are out of your league here... :)

I am not asking anything from Govt. All I am asking is from general public to eradicate the nuisance, called CORRUPTION which is eating up Pakistan at every level.

Govt. can not change our destiny unless we as individuals are ready to change it ourselves.

Look again some of the interactors have started giving examples of America and India.
That`s the worst defense that we can use in this context. Yes, corruption is the mother of all evils. No doubt about it. Corruption in Pakistan is contagious and destructive, where officils from top to bottom are corrupt evils. All have become rotten. I am observing typical response to my earlier posts, which depict exactly the same numb behaviour which I mentioned in my posts.

Corruption arises from evil desires, results in endless quest for money and other material gains, solely for self in inllegal ways.
When mass corruption happens in any society that depicts the dysfunctional political supervision.

Corruption is basically for the gains of money and women leading for the endless desire for money , sex and aggression......Mass evils...Some corrupt officials exchange even women as part of their bribery.

Conculsion:- If public officials have corruption in their souls, then that affect common public`s souls and evilness prevails @ each and every level of society.

And, when social corruption produces demons, then thousands of evils and devils arise like cancer deep inside the society, where powerful and resourcefull starts mocking weaker ones , or much more wealth gaps, which are hard to narrow down, or cheats looting the innocents. Where evils brush away all the justice and fairness under their feet.

This is exactly happening in Pakistan now-a-days, where LAW has become a TAMASHA and nothing but words. Mere words bullying innocents and favouring devils.

Corruption is not only mother of all evils, it`s the queen of all evils which leads in to another vicious cycle...............at the end damaging the whole society........................it is the the mother cancer of all evils.

Corruption has got nothing to do with PRIVITIZATION. It is the Paki culture, which they proudly deopict and deny at the same time by sweeping it under the carpet by denying it`s existance .

And also by supporting it by giving different examples of diferent countries......I say it loud......Pakistan is failed state, just b/c of corruption @ each and every level.....Period.

#61 by Tehsinabbasi

Try again.

See if the Ansars Sa`d bin Ubadah, Habab bin Mandhar, Zaid bin Thabit, and Bashir bin Sa`d were there and what did they say. I`m not offering free tuitions.

Re: # 59

Mohar Kljhgfdrtewsaqjkipulitharan,

Wow that 4 feet reality must have hit a raw nerve, I am sorry!

#60 by mohar11

Yeah .. funny isn`t it? First you guys live a pathetic life at the low-end of the spectrum of human specimens ( short, dark, ugly, stinky and all), then when your miserable life thankfully ends, you become burnt offerings to monkeys, cows, fallus and excrement gods, and it doesn`t even stop there ... then your ashes get dumped in raw sewage full of sh!t and carcasses of humans and animals. Only then you achieve your `atma`.

There`s no justice ... some have it so good, even in death, while others are eternally doomed to live and die in shi!t .....

#43 by zeemax

Hey googleman! Try your hand at it may be you’ll learn something. Yes, none of the Ansars were invited to participate. Actually there were only 6 in this group of “trusted companions’ and all belonged to the Quraish. These were Ali, Uthman, Abdul Rahman b. Awf and Sa’d b. Abi Waqqas (both maternal uncles of the Prophet), Zubair b. Awwam and Talhat al-Khayr b. Ubaidullah.