RIP
she should've stayed out of pakistan, they gon blame this on al quaeda but i think the government did this
she should've stayed out of pakistan, they gon blame this on al quaeda but i think the government did this

Save the tears people. RIP to her death but she was no saint nor was her father. To say her name and democracy in the same sentence is a joke. She and Nawaz Sharif did nothing but rob Pakistan for years.
However, she was voted into office twice, that counts for something, surely? If she was really bad the people wouldn't have voted her in a second time.
then how come more women in islamic nations are not major active players in the political game and as public as she was? c'mon tahir, don't tell me that the way islamic countries are run that women are still forbidden or kept from delving into politics amongst other things..
i think accomplishing what she did as a woman in the environment she was in was more than a personal achievement. it was a benchmark for women around the world rather.

It's not just her death that makes me fear for Pakistan. There was another politician killed just weeks before. This is why I think it was a "Govenment" plot to stop their rivals from being voted into power. This is usually the behaviour of a despot, who is intent on dictatorship.
Democratic voting systems are not a "Western evil" These systems empower the people of the country and usually prevent someone from holding the reins of power for too long. They give the people the power to vote them out and elect new leaders. Sadly the violence in Pakistan is eroding the people of Pakistan's right to choose their leader(s).
