Benazir Bhutto Assasinated (9 Viewers)

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HelterSkelter

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    What a load of fuckin' crap. And you fools wonder why your lives over there will be perpetually filled with fools blowing your asses straight to hell. Lets applaud the bombing of all sorts of people, not just a female leader.

    With the way you treat women as second-rate citizens over there, you can see this sort of thing coming no matter what sort of leader Benazir Bhutto happened to be. Fact is, you lot are afraid of women.
    I wont agree with the women are 2nd reated citizens here,as under Musharraf,Women have been granted much more rights and opportunities,but you're spot on when it comes to slamming people who might think that Bhutto's assasination is a good thing.

    Yeah, I'm such an ignorant American, yet I can throw out a name such as General Zia, a bullheaded imbecile who had a dick the size of a chopped-up tooth pick, horrified by the thought of a female doing anything even remotely productive in society, that fucking fool. As Paul once said, jog on, son.
    Zia was a dick indeed.The man was arguably,the worst dictator this conutry has ever seen.His regime will always be remember by Pakistanis as the most tyrranical one this country has ever seen.And top it all,he passed the Hudood Ordinancae,the biggest piece of crap in pakistani history,which fucks women over and OVER again.
     

    Zé Tahir

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    So what the fuck is the Middle East then? Is there a "Committee to Define the Boundaries of the Middle East," movement, or is this just some stuff to wrongfully discredit an American's geographical knowledge again? Look up any map regarding the Middle East and Pakistan is indeed shown. It's not like we're talking about continents here. Pakistan is more "Middle East" than Tripoli, whatever the hell that even means.
    What map would that? Come back to me when you know the region at discussion.

    true there is a problem with the treating women in the middle east most of it is because of idiotic tribal like rules rather than religious ones.

    It's not like women were treated as equals to men in the western world for long anyways (even till this day they aren't in many cases) . hell it wasn't until the early to late 20th century until women were given equal rights. FFS Europe was burning women in witch hunts not too long ago (history wise)

    rest of the world are not saints. there are very few cultures in the world that actually treated women and men as equals all through history, unfortunately.
    :tup:
     

    Bjerknes

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    true there is a problem with the treating women in the middle east most of it is because of idiotic tribal like rules rather than religious ones.

    It's not like women were treated as equals to men in the western world for long anyways (even till this day they aren't in many cases) . hell it wasn't until the early to late 20th century until women were given equal rights. FFS Europe was burning women in witch hunts not too long ago (history wise)

    rest of the world are not saints. there are very few cultures in the world that actually treated women and men as equals all through history, unfortunately.
    So lets say Pakistan is good and socially acceptable for treating females as second-rate citizens. Yeah, the whole world was not always accepting of females commanding positions of power, but the west, as much as people hate us in the Middle East (Middle fucking east, middle fucking Asia, middle fucking who really cares), has been more accepting to letting women do what they want to do.

    I don't want to get into this, you won't change my opinion, I won't change others, nor do I care to, but if a female is castigated for not wearing some crap over her head, society is really fucked up. Just like several aspects of many different supposed cultures.

    Zia was a dick indeed.The man was arguably,the worst dictator this conutry has ever seen.His regime will always be remember by Pakistanis as the most tyrranical one this country has ever seen.And top it all,he passed the Hudood Ordinancae,the biggest piece of crap in pakistani history,which fucks women over and OVER again.
    And it's terrible. And there are still people promoting that crap over there in Pakistinian politics. While Bhutto might have not been the best "leader" for Pakistan, she at least helped some people over there. That's why I just find it disgusting to applaud the murder of this person, which seemingly some people have done here.

    What map would that? Come back to me when you know the region at discussion. :tup:
    Come back to me when you can actually write in English then, and can comprehend units. Pakistan resides right next to Iran... I don't give a fuck if it's Middle East or fringe Middle East. There is no documents to prove either way. This isn't the fucking goddamn Metric System here, dude. It's not speci-fucking-fied.
     

    Zé Tahir

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    I don't want to get into this, you won't change my opinion, I won't change others, nor do I care to, but if a female is castigated for not wearing some crap over her head, society is really fucked up. Just like several aspects of many different supposed cultures.
    I hate to break it to you but you have this "I know it all" tone.

    And it's terrible. And there are still people promoting that crap over there in Pakistinian politics. While Bhutto might have not been the best "leader" for Pakistan, she at least helped some people over there. That's why I just find it disgusting to applaud the murder of this person, which seemingly some people have done here.
    I for one am not applauding her death at all, and most people who were against her aren't either. But as far as her political carrier is concerned, what the fuck do you know? Just because you've read a few articles after her death don't pretend that you know shit, get over yourself.


    Come back to me when you can actually write in English then, and can comprehend units. Pakistan resides right next to Iran... I don't give a fuck if it's Middle East or fringe Middle East. There is no documents to prove either way. This isn't the fucking goddamn Metric System here, dude. It's not speci-fucking-fied.
    My English is fine, and what units? Is this where you spit some meteorological term and test my 'knowledge'? :lol2:
     
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    HelterSkelter

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    People are applauding her death Tahir.You wont hear or read it in the news,but some assholes are doing so.I personally know such people,and it sickens me.Benazir wasnt the greatest leader Pakistan ever had,but you can never take away what she meant to women,not just in Pakistan,but women the world over.After 11 years of Zia-Ul-Haq's hawkish dictatorship,the country needed some respite,it needed a some fresh air,it needed to feel like a FREE country.Benazir was that very breath of fresh air.She made mistakes,yes,she made huge mistakes,but so do a lot of politicians.I do not buy the notion that she wanted to hurt Pakistan intentionally.Im sure she did mean well,but the pressure of living up to her father's name,and her political inexperience(She was only 36 when was elected the Prime Minister for the first time) meant that she would crumble eventually,and so she did.You probably dislike Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto for a reason that i dont want to get into,but you need to keep in mind that the Bhutto legacy in Pakistan is unparralled.No family,and i mean NO family,can claim being as popular amongst the masses as the Bhutto family..wether its Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto or Benazir Bhutto.Im not talking about the elite here,im not talking about the middle class here,im talking about the labourers,the poor,the class that makes up 70% of our population.If you ask the common man who his hero was,he'd give you Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto's name.The torch was passed on to Benazir,who despite not being brilliant politically,enjoyed unparralled support in the country.She was elected twice before,had charges of corruption against her,but despite all of that,the rallies she was organizing currently were by far the largest in the country.Hate her if you will,but dont overlook what she and her father meant to the masses,something which im my books,is of a lot of significance.
     

    Ahmed

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    People are applauding her death Tahir.You wont hear or read it in the news,but some assholes are doing so.I personally know such people,and it sickens me.Benazir wasnt the greatest leader Pakistan ever had,but you can never take away what she meant to women,not just in Pakistan,but women the world over.After 11 years of Zia-Ul-Haq's hawkish dictatorship,the country needed some respite,it needed a some fresh air,it needed to feel like a FREE country.Benazir was that very breath of fresh air.She made mistakes,yes,she made huge mistakes,but so do a lot of politicians.I do not buy the notion that she wanted to hurt Pakistan intentionally.Im sure she did mean well,but the pressure of living up to her father's name,and her political inexperience(She was only 36 when was elected the Prime Minister for the first time) meant that she would crumble eventually,and so she did.You probably dislike Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto for a reason that i dont want to get into,but you need to keep in mind that the Bhutto legacy in Pakistan is unparralled.No family,and i mean NO family,can claim being as popular amongst the masses as the Bhutto family..wether its Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto or Benazir Bhutto.Im not talking about the elite here,im not talking about the middle class here,im talking about the labourers,the poor,the class that makes up 70% of our population.If you ask the common man who his hero was,he'd give you Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto's name.The torch was passed on to Benazir,who despite not being brilliant politically,enjoyed unparralled support in the country.She was elected twice before,had charges of corruption against her,but despite all of that,the rallies she was organizing currently were by far the largest in the country.Hate her if you will,but dont overlook what she and her father meant to the masses,something which im my books,is of a lot of significance.
    The common man would probably say Mohd Ali Jinnah, Imran Khan or Wasim Akram ;)
     

    Bjerknes

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    I hate to break it to you but you have this "I know it all" tone.
    So do you, as Dru noted in this thread.

    I for one am not applauding her death at all, and most people who were against her aren't either. But as far as her political carrier is concerned, what the fuck do you know? Just because you've read a few articles after her death don't pretend that you know shit, get over yourself.
    I never said I know anything about her, really. But I do know that women are treated with less respect across the Arab world than here or Europe, something that I find offensive. I'm sure people hated her for being a woman, too. Not saying that about you though.

    My English is fine, and what units? Is this where you spit some meteorological term and test my 'knowledge'? :lol2:
    No. My point is that the boundaries of the "Middle East" are not defined, and some maps of the "Middle East" include Pakistan. It's right next to fucking Iran, which you'd probably label the Middle East. The person who actually "invented" the term never defined it; just stated it's an area between Mesopotamia and Burma. So therefore your comeback doesn't have much venom. It's probably just your usual crap thinking that an American will never know anything about geography.
     

    Zé Tahir

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    So do you, as Dru noted in this thread.
    La di da, you heard it once from him, I read it every day about you.

    I never said I know anything about her, really. But I do know that women are treated with less respect across the Arab world than here or Europe, something that I find offensive. I'm sure people hated her for being a woman, too. Not saying that about you though.
    So the first thing that came to your mind after her death is the treatment of women in the Middle East? Wow.

    No. My point is that the boundaries of the "Middle East" are not defined, and some maps of the "Middle East" include Pakistan. It's right next to fucking Iran, which you'd probably label the Middle East. The person who actually "invented" the term never defined it; just stated it's an area between Mesopotamia and Burma. So therefore your comeback doesn't have much venom. It's probably just your usual crap thinking that an American will never know anything about geography.
    Did you just go fishing for the history of the word? :D Dude you're not really helping your case here, anyone else would have admitted their fault.

    Just because Pakistan's a muslim country doesn't make it the middle east. About 60 years ago it was India, now do you consider India to be part of the Middle East?
     

    Bjerknes

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    So the first thing that came to your mind after her death is the treatment of women in the Middle East? Wow.
    Don't put fucking words in my mouth, Tahir.

    Did you just go fishing for the history of the word? :D Dude you're not really helping your case here, anyone else would have admitted their fault.

    Just because Pakistan's a muslim country doesn't make it the middle east. About 60 years ago it was India, now do you consider India to be part of the Middle East?
    :disagree: Look up the fucking definition of Middle East and tell me the specified boundaries. Are there any? No. I can't believe you're wasting your time and mine over being politically correct. Learn something about your own fucking "region", Tahir.
     
    Apr 12, 2004
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    Just because Pakistan's a muslim country doesn't make it the middle east. About 60 years ago it was India, now do you consider India to be part of the Middle East?
    Middle East
    an extensive area of southwestern Asia and northern Africa, stretching from the Mediterranean Sea to Pakistan and including the Arabian peninsula.
    DERIVATIVES
    Middle Eastern adjective

    From my dictionary....
     
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    The Middle East defines a geographical area, but does not have precise defined borders. The modern definition of the region includes:Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, the Palestinian territories, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Egypt, with its Sinai Peninsula in Asia, is considered part of the Middle East, although most of the country lies geographically in North Africa.

    This is from wikipedia.
     

    Zé Tahir

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    I can't believe we're still talking about this. I learned this in fourth grade, I assume everyone else learned it around that time as well.
     
    Apr 12, 2004
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    The Middle East defines a geographical area, but does not have precise defined borders. The modern definition of the region includes:Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, the Palestinian territories, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Egypt, with its Sinai Peninsula in Asia, is considered part of the Middle East, although most of the country lies geographically in North Africa.

    This is from wikipedia.
    2 things, Pakistan is in the Middle East, and this was written on a site where I could go add Pakistan right now.

    Quit trying to be something you aren't, Middle Easterner...
     

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