Zehra Rizvi June 19, 2005
#134 Posted by ShoreSahib on June 21, 2005 10:55:08 am
Re: # 128
Get your nose checked.
The only smell is the stench of your rotting brain.
Get your nose checked.
The only smell is the stench of your rotting brain.
#128 Posted by iron_mask on June 21, 2005 10:33:41 am
The only reason Muktaran Mai issue is blossoming
Started by iron_mask on June 21, 2005 10:24am PT
(alright blossoming is a tad bit unsavory here but hang in there) is because RAPE has hit the middle classes like it has never before. The Dr who got raped in Sui was the final icing on the cake for the rapists, and the straw that broke the camels back for the middle classes. Rape was no longer something done to their servants, the bhangis, the haris the unedcated, unwashed. But rape became a reality when the good lady doctor was raped.
So suddenly all the crocodile tears are pouring forth. However, the saving grace is that this ELITE has not made the Dr from SUI the poster woman, but Muktaran Mai.
In addition this is going to become the cause celebre for hit Musharruf with on the head, and bring him to heel.
Dont get me wrong. Its about time that the civil society posted some true boundaries for civil liberties, but the smell of hypocricy is there...
Started by iron_mask on June 21, 2005 10:24am PT
(alright blossoming is a tad bit unsavory here but hang in there) is because RAPE has hit the middle classes like it has never before. The Dr who got raped in Sui was the final icing on the cake for the rapists, and the straw that broke the camels back for the middle classes. Rape was no longer something done to their servants, the bhangis, the haris the unedcated, unwashed. But rape became a reality when the good lady doctor was raped.
So suddenly all the crocodile tears are pouring forth. However, the saving grace is that this ELITE has not made the Dr from SUI the poster woman, but Muktaran Mai.
In addition this is going to become the cause celebre for hit Musharruf with on the head, and bring him to heel.
Dont get me wrong. Its about time that the civil society posted some true boundaries for civil liberties, but the smell of hypocricy is there...
#129 Posted by KaalChakra on June 21, 2005 10:39:16 am
aquaris
That is peanuts. The kind of stuff we have to put up with is mindboggling, although lapped up by eager millions :)
That is peanuts. The kind of stuff we have to put up with is mindboggling, although lapped up by eager millions :)
#130 Posted by dost_mittar on June 21, 2005 10:42:44 am
t bhai:
I think that there is a difference in your and my `manzil`. If I understand your post correctly - and I may not - you seem to consider insaaniyat as a pit-stop on way to becoming a Muslim. For me, the manzil will arrive when I seize being a Sikh or a Hindu and become an Insaan.
I think that there is a difference in your and my `manzil`. If I understand your post correctly - and I may not - you seem to consider insaaniyat as a pit-stop on way to becoming a Muslim. For me, the manzil will arrive when I seize being a Sikh or a Hindu and become an Insaan.
#132 Posted by temporal on June 21, 2005 10:45:41 am
i-m:
you posted this on unplugged and in my thread there also
here is my response from there:
#1 by temporal on June 21, 2005 10:35am PT
you are discussing it
we are discussing it
and yes
mukhtaran issue has assumed a bigger purpose
it has provided a rallying platform for those who oppose hudood ordinance, mullah rule, army rule...a vast army out there!
you posted this on unplugged and in my thread there also
here is my response from there:
#1 by temporal on June 21, 2005 10:35am PT
you are discussing it
we are discussing it
and yes
mukhtaran issue has assumed a bigger purpose
it has provided a rallying platform for those who oppose hudood ordinance, mullah rule, army rule...a vast army out there!
#136 Posted by ShoreSahib on June 21, 2005 11:00:27 am
Re: # 133
tsk tsk tsk..... Do u envy not getting the feeling that you have a brain at all.
As Sister Mary Cecille used to say, Tumharay Dimagh mein Bhoosa bhara Hai kya?
tsk tsk tsk..... Do u envy not getting the feeling that you have a brain at all.
As Sister Mary Cecille used to say, Tumharay Dimagh mein Bhoosa bhara Hai kya?
#133 Posted by echoboom on June 21, 2005 10:47:10 am
kalachakra:126
..``samajh ke bina insaaniyat insaaniyat nahi hai. bachpanaa hai...``
very well put--except it is not bachpana but ``jahiliyat``
it is ``let them eat cake`` syndrome.
It is this organised, politicised do-gooding which gives these peter-pans the fuzzy warm-glow that they have brains.
..``samajh ke bina insaaniyat insaaniyat nahi hai. bachpanaa hai...``
very well put--except it is not bachpana but ``jahiliyat``
it is ``let them eat cake`` syndrome.
It is this organised, politicised do-gooding which gives these peter-pans the fuzzy warm-glow that they have brains.
#135 Posted by HP on June 21, 2005 10:57:28 am
#132 by temporal
“it has provided a rallying platform for those who oppose hudood ordinance, mullah rule, army rule...a vast army out there!”
Read my post from the Mai board.
Mukhtaran Mai vs. the Rest of Pakistan
#26 by HP on June 15, 2005 12:31pm PT
But the real benefits are:
The Human rights commission in Pakistan would gain instant international approval, recognition, and many donations.
The plight of women in Pakistan would be highlighted and that would be a huge blow to Islamist and the Mullah in Pakistan.
Her visit would provide another great opportunity to open yet another assault on Hudood and Zina laws. These laws must be repealed in Pakistan.
It may also provide an opportunity to get Blasphemy law out of the books in Pakistan.
Overall people Christina Rocca by pressuring the Pak govt has set the stage for a major assault on the fundamentalists and fundamentalism in Pakistan.
All Pakistanis and Indians on this site to please consider showing up at her appearances in your city, whenever she comes to the US. Donate money and if possible, alert local newspapers and media about her visit to your city.
#137 Posted by temporal on June 21, 2005 11:02:18 am
#126:
faux religious pride has caused enough mayhem, death and destruction
have never read about civility causing death or misery in all of history...insaniyaat...whichever way one approaches it, breeds tolerance
religion mostly breeds intolerance, sooner or later in the hands of its vested interests
faux religious pride has caused enough mayhem, death and destruction
have never read about civility causing death or misery in all of history...insaniyaat...whichever way one approaches it, breeds tolerance
religion mostly breeds intolerance, sooner or later in the hands of its vested interests
#138 Posted by iron_mask on June 21, 2005 11:02:47 am
132 T, yes the fight is on. It is some 20 years too late. For in the meantime there have been thousands of women and others who suffered. As long as this didnot effect the elite and middle classes, these things were swept under the carpet. It was in other words not a problem.
Fundementally, you need to decide on what it is you want. What is the big issue? Is it the removal of mushy? Is it the restoration of Civil Rule? Is it the restoration of law and order? Is it the creation of a just society? Is it the developing of a society on modern scientific principles? The big idea is missing. That is the problem.
Mai and rape are fine as issues. These can become rallying cries for a cause, but what is the cause? Mai and rape can be tackled at different levels - the mundane level is one of sexual equality, and the infringement of rights (as is done in the west), at a more higher level it is an issue to bring about a GREAT REVOLUTION in society. This is not clear. All that can be seen is hysteria.
Dont get me wrong here, I am not supporting rape, I wish the guys who did this and many others to be taken and castrated with a public rape before BY WOMAN and after by a bunch of animals (that is a very good punishment in the macho society).
Fundementally, you need to decide on what it is you want. What is the big issue? Is it the removal of mushy? Is it the restoration of Civil Rule? Is it the restoration of law and order? Is it the creation of a just society? Is it the developing of a society on modern scientific principles? The big idea is missing. That is the problem.
Mai and rape are fine as issues. These can become rallying cries for a cause, but what is the cause? Mai and rape can be tackled at different levels - the mundane level is one of sexual equality, and the infringement of rights (as is done in the west), at a more higher level it is an issue to bring about a GREAT REVOLUTION in society. This is not clear. All that can be seen is hysteria.
Dont get me wrong here, I am not supporting rape, I wish the guys who did this and many others to be taken and castrated with a public rape before BY WOMAN and after by a bunch of animals (that is a very good punishment in the macho society).
#142 Posted by ShoreSahib on June 21, 2005 11:13:15 am
Re: # 139
Do explain what you mean by your brilliant phrase.
My nerves are doing what????????
By the way, your cynicism stinks!
Perhaps if you cleansed your thinking, you might stop mistaking your cynicism for hypocrisy on the parts of those courageous women like Muhtarma Mukhtair, and Muhtarma Asma Jahangir.
These are the true daughters of Pakistan.
And you Sir, some bafoon with really poor writing skills and choice of vocabulary.
Try to contribute something constructive for a change.
Do explain what you mean by your brilliant phrase.
My nerves are doing what????????
By the way, your cynicism stinks!
Perhaps if you cleansed your thinking, you might stop mistaking your cynicism for hypocrisy on the parts of those courageous women like Muhtarma Mukhtair, and Muhtarma Asma Jahangir.
These are the true daughters of Pakistan.
And you Sir, some bafoon with really poor writing skills and choice of vocabulary.
Try to contribute something constructive for a change.
#139 Posted by iron_mask on June 21, 2005 11:05:29 am
#134 shoresahib think your nerves are jangling
#140 Posted by miriamk on June 21, 2005 11:08:40 am
Kaal ji:
#126
“A humanist ought to work to weaken this discriminatory power of religion.”
I agree and this is why I`m wary of attributing labels while establishing religious identities. I think we become engaged in the same kind of discrimination we are trying to stand up against. I know for many people it is important to have tangible ideas to align themselves to but I think it’s just more divisiveness in the making.
dost-mittar:
#130
``For me, the manzil will arrive when I cease being a Sikh or a Hindu and become an Insaan.``
sigh...i really like that idea. yet another uphill battle. damn these uphill battles! :)
#126
“A humanist ought to work to weaken this discriminatory power of religion.”
I agree and this is why I`m wary of attributing labels while establishing religious identities. I think we become engaged in the same kind of discrimination we are trying to stand up against. I know for many people it is important to have tangible ideas to align themselves to but I think it’s just more divisiveness in the making.
dost-mittar:
#130
``For me, the manzil will arrive when I cease being a Sikh or a Hindu and become an Insaan.``
sigh...i really like that idea. yet another uphill battle. damn these uphill battles! :)
#148 Posted by cayenne on June 21, 2005 11:35:53 am
Re: # 143
Islam and mental unbalance .A whole new topic.
Islam and mental unbalance .A whole new topic.
#143 Posted by ShoreSahib on June 21, 2005 11:17:09 am
Re: # 141
What does Dave Chapelle have to do with this?
What are you trying to say. Lost me Dude.
What does Dave Chapelle have to do with this?
What are you trying to say. Lost me Dude.
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