Everyone’s worried about
stopping terrorism. Well, there’s really an easy way: Stop participating in
it.”
Wait. What?
“How do you defeat terrorism?
Don’t be terrorized.”
Oh my… I wish we could.
Here’s this. No person who is
“actually” worried about terrorism, would participate in terrorism. It’s the
terrorists who participate. That’s all.
We can’t defeat terrorism
simply by being not terrorized. Like literally.
Yes, the government can.
The recent Pathankot Attack in
India was an example of how the Government can screw a healthy, peaceful
country atmosphere. Our PM has done what he thought was right. The sudden visit
to Pakistan must have been his “Mann ki Baat”; only that he decided to earn all
credit for himself. Not forgetting that he was busy in making a record of the
most number of foreign visits, let’s take the clue from there too.
Trying to revive a broken
friendship is not helpless. But, the PM has showed us what happens when we try
to fix a broken friendship according to Wiki How (http://www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Broken-Friendship Check this if you didn’t get the reference).
Seriously, Wiki How. Stop making people believe that shit. Wiki How has this
intention of trying to help… everyone… on the… planet. Like, how to drink more…
water… every day. Well…
The PM, of course, had no bad
intentions. But, the terrorists had. And, they did what they are born for: Die.
The film, “Bajrangi Bhaijaan”
portrayed the so called I-will-always-support-you relationship between the
common people of India and Pakistan.
Even after strong evidences, this is what we get to see on Twitter.
And this. #PassiveAgression
Wah!
#Endians
To have an idea of where actually our relationship with Pakistan stands, check out this video by AIB:
So, what has the “peace
process” between Pakistan and India done?
Nothing.
This is as useless as trying to
teach extrovert people what “introvert” means (try doing it).
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