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If it's a spade, then call it a spade
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Stop saying that Pakistanis are peace-loving people and that the violence is “unrest” and being done by “separatists”… bullshit.
When a quarter million people protest in the streets for the death of every civilian of another country…. guess what – that means that the PEOPLE are a hateful murderous population, not the government or separatists or “unrestfull” groups.
Cricket? I mean hell, a cricket team? You attacked a godamn cricket team! Countries have banned their teams from visiting Pakistan because of the violence so the government bent over backwards to guarantee its safety – and only gave it a small police force. Immediately after the attack (I was watching it on CNN as it happened) the Paki’s were saying how its security forces were ‘heroic’ and suffered heavy losses to protect the Sri Lanken team.
ahem…. BULLSHIT..(cough).
Looking at the video, the police were shot while running away as fast as possible. And whats with Pakistan getting in front of a camera saying that none of the cricket team members received life threatening injuries? At what point is a gunshot wound to the chest NOT considered life threatening? And another 7 players shot in other places? When did gunshot wounds become considered “safe” injuries? Especially within 30 minutes of the attack?
Pakistan is filled with hateful and murderous people. You cant blame it on the seperatists. It takes mothers, women, children, little boys and girls, old people, everyone – to spawn a group of murderous hate that large. These attackers were not raised in dungeons. They were not raised in seclusion. They were not brainwashed – aside from the regular Madrasa teachings. No, these people were raised by civilians.
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yup
Mar 19, 2009 at 6:03 PM