Grab a lungi, start a dance and upload on youtube and share link here.Tuvaluan wrote:"why delete post aye ? called me a effing loser right ? "
I deleted the post because there are other things to do that hobnob with lying sacks of sh*t like you. Have a lovely day and you are on my ignore list.
And so it goes. I am not one to judge people's feelings, but I remain baffled by those who can have any space in their heart left for pakis, after 26/11. I don't know what is a barbarian and what is not, but I know how I feel and try to honor the ancient commandment:"satyam vada, dharmam chara". (Speak the Truth and do Right.) I understand my culture is considered barbarian in some people's view.nirav wrote:Im actually at a loss of words man. for someone to be not shocked or horrified by the death of so many innocent kids ..Abhijit wrote:Let me see if I can explain in a slightly different way. Are we happy that pakisatan is being attacked by their own creation? You bet! Are we happy that the victims are children? No! But since we don't control who gets attacked, all we can do is click our tongues in real or fake horror at the so-called depravity of the talibunnies - who, by the way, learn everything from paki army and their holy book (as per the talibunnies own pronouncements).
If, for a moment, you imagine that the victims were not kids but, say, young men between 20 and 25. Would that have changed your so-called horror at this attack to a glee? Then you are being a hypocrite in my opinion. Because then you are, inadvertently saying that you are OK with attacks inflicted on pakis as long as it is directed at a proper age/sex group.
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I am appalled by the reactions from fellow Jingos over the last few pages. But well, now personal attacks will start with me being called a WKK and what not.
@ Tuvaluan : why delete post aye ? called me a effing loser right ?
this is FYI - http://www.thefreedictionary.com/gloat
Again - condemning the incident is not making me a WKK. Our PM too condemned it ! But to not feel anything at all for abt 140 kids shot down ! The pakis are barbarians. we are NOT.
still, if folks want to continue gloating about it, its their prerogative.
I've said what I had to say.
The school massacre -- Pakistan's equivalent of 9/11 --may spell the end for the Pakistan Taliban, writes CNN's Peter Bergen. WHAT DO TALIBAN WANT?
Im with you on that. I just feel sad for the kids who paid with their lives.matrimc wrote:I support what PM Modi called for - school children to maintain 2 minute silence in memory of school children being killed - and still feel no sympathy for those parents of the dead/maimed children who had been cold-heartedly destroying life and property in India, turning a blind eye to (or more correctly encouraging) the terror that is being perpetrated by their own tools.
UBji, I predict more drones from DC to the pakis to bomb the cr@p out of the bad taliban -- and pay millions of $$s finder's fee if the US considers the bad taliban "high value targets". Hope the bad taliban find secure places in afghanisthan to conduct attacks on pakiland. Hope springs eternal." school massacre -- Pakistan's equivalent of 9/11 --may spell the end for the Pakistan Taliban, writes CNN's Peter Bergen. WHAT DO TALIBAN WANT?"
I believer the age limit was set by the prophet himself as year 6 or 9, I am not sure.Tuvaluan wrote:The real question I have now is does a paki have to cross puberty before we are allowed to ignore their deaths at the hands of their fellow countrymen. What is the age limit where the line is crossed? 14? or maybe 16? Being a strict conformist, I shall stick by the guidelines once there is consensus. Maybe all the sanctimonious tools who are busy with their "oh I am so sensitive to deaths of humans" melodrama can answer than once they are done with their chest beating act.
Ask him..Tuvaluan wrote:The real question I have now is does a paki have to cross puberty before we are allowed to ignore their deaths at the hands of their fellow countrymen. What is the age limit where the line is crossed? 14? or maybe 16? Being a strict conformist, I shall stick by the guidelines once there is consensus. Maybe all the sanctimonious tools who are busy with their "oh I am so sensitive to deaths of humans" melodrama can answer than once they are done with their chest beating act.
Who the hell is that sanctimonious tool ?! Hain ?!In the wake of dastardly attack in Pakistan, I appeal to schools across India to observe 2 mins of silence tomorrow as a mark of solidarity.
I think al-Prophet himself beheaded all males who had pubic hair (first lungi test?) after conquering Banu Quraiza. Kids younger than that were enslaved. So, you can make your own deductions from the actions of al-insaan al-kamil .....Tuvaluan wrote:The real question I have now is does a paki have to cross puberty before we are allowed to ignore their deaths at the hands of their fellow countrymen. What is the age limit where the line is crossed? 14? or maybe 16? Being a strict conformist, I shall stick by the guidelines once there is consensus. Maybe all the sanctimonious tools who are busy with their "oh I am so sensitive to deaths of humans" melodrama can answer than once they are done with their chest beating act.
Nirav,nirav wrote:Ask him..Tuvaluan wrote:The real question I have now is does a paki have to cross puberty before we are allowed to ignore their deaths at the hands of their fellow countrymen. What is the age limit where the line is crossed? 14? or maybe 16? Being a strict conformist, I shall stick by the guidelines once there is consensus. Maybe all the sanctimonious tools who are busy with their "oh I am so sensitive to deaths of humans" melodrama can answer than once they are done with their chest beating act.
Who the hell is that sanctimonious tool ?! Hain ?!In the wake of dastardly attack in Pakistan, I appeal to schools across India to observe 2 mins of silence tomorrow as a mark of solidarity.
oh wait, hes just the Prime Minister of India.
Atri Ji :Atri wrote:
watch from 02:45 onwards..
RAW conspiracy etc on paki-MSM.
No need to wait for guidelines sir. It's up you, to each his own. You can feel sad or you can feel happy , it's entirely up to you.Tuvaluan wrote:The real question I have now is does a paki have to cross puberty before we are allowed to ignore their deaths at the hands of their fellow countrymen. What is the age limit where the line is crossed? 14? or maybe 16? Being a strict conformist, I shall stick by the guidelines once there is consensus. Maybe all the sanctimonious tools who are busy with their "oh I am so sensitive to deaths of humans" melodrama can answer than once they are done with their chest beating act.
This is a chance for Pakis to show their Pakiness: no 2 minute silence on their side, but only cries of allah ho snackbar, ak phyrr, and much snickering at the SDREs who have been "silenced" by the talibunniesmatrimc wrote:I support what PM Modi called for - school children to maintain 2 minute silence in memory of school children being killed - and still feel no sympathy for those parents of the dead/maimed children who had been cold-heartedly destroying life and property in India, turning a blind eye to (or more correctly encouraging) the terror that is being perpetrated by their own tools.
Shreeman,Shreeman wrote: Nirav,
The person in authority you quoted has a job to do. And protocol to follow, and lead by example.
We do not. We are not asking you to follow, but if you choose to put your sympathies in an inappropriate place and expect emotional support then you are mistaken. There are none who post in this thread who will give you succour. Why persist?
Following the example you quote also means think about the consequences of this act to you and your loved ones in silence and move on. Derailing the purpose of this thread doesnt achieve it.
You understand this quite well. I am not sure what you are hoping to achiebve here, your position is not sound. From the perspective of people you are quoting, or the perspective of those you are fighting, or the perspective of those you support.
I too am forced to ignore you hereon, and expect some thread cleanup will take place sooner or later.
and I just mentioned this bit in one of the earlier posts [edited] and the TTP guy says the same. Clearly, this is now a blood feud between the paki army and the TTP, unless this was not authorized by the TTP leadership.“The TTP is ready for a long, long war against the U.S. puppet state of Pakistan,” a TTP commander told me when I reached him on his Afghan cellphone. “We are just displaced, but we are still in positions to attack wherever we want,” said Jihad Yar Wazir.
The TTP says it is payback time for the Paki army's double cross that lead them to being bombed by US drones. Seem to have lost track of exactly when the relationship soured. And they have bypassed all the army checkpoints around this school..which is not too surprising considering the kind of advanced equipment they use to detect explosives, like McCormick's phoney bomb detector.What about our kids and children,” he said. “These are the kids of the U.S.-backed Pakistani army and they should stop their parents from bombing our families and children.” Yar Wazir went on: “Those kids are innocent because they are wearing a suit and tie and Western shirts? But our kids wearing Islamic shalwar kamiz do not come before the eyes of the media and the West.”
No question about it, and highly likely with in the next month. The attack will be followed by the old "Pakistan is also a victim of terrorism" rhetoric combined with some BS about Indians being solely responsible for the attack, with pav bhaji MREs and all. The pakis are nothing if predictable to a tee with their pavlovian response to pretty much anything by attacking India, which is why one tries to learn chinese as that is where the real game is.The marriot attack was shortly followed by Mumbai, I think the PAjis are planning something big
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One of the injured students in Peshawar school massacre today was born after the 9/11 attack on USA by Bin Laden. His parents named him Osama. Hmm...
Boss, noted. I will clean up posts. Found it highly offensive that one poster persisted in lying and misrepresenting what was written, in spite of clarifications, and reacted poorly. Will chill.Admin mode: Tuvaluan stop abusing members of the board and calling them names.
The talib muj has a pretty valid question. Ultimately this is the crux of the problem. The talibs were born, bred and brainwashed to believe that they should kill the infidels. Then they want to impose sharia in Pakistan. Then the jernails say that it is a wrong place to impose sharia, please restrict your activities to Afghanistan and India. When the talibs refuse, TFTAs recklessly bomb them. To which the talibs reply in the only way they know.
Yar Wazir justified the killings as fitting retribution. “The parents of the army school are army soldiers and they are behind the massive killing of our kids and indiscriminate bombing in North and South Waziristan,” which are the TTP strongholds. “To hurt them at their safe haven and homes—such an attack is perfect revenge.”
But the children are innocents, I said. What about them, I asked?
“What about our kids and children,” he said. “These are the kids of the U.S.-backed Pakistani army and they should stop their parents from bombing our families and children.” Yar Wazir went on: “Those kids are innocent because they are wearing a suit and tie and Western shirts? But our kids wearing Islamic shalwar kamiz do not come before the eyes of the media and the West.”
