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**P1international** · 03-22-2012, 02:07 PM

people like imran khan as a person but don't give their votes to him. The problem with Pakistan is that the whole system is corrupt. You can't do anything without being corrupt. From the top to the bottom everybody is involved in dishonesty. My friend who lives in the city of karachi has been robbed a few times of his mobile phone, kidnapped once at gunpoint, he wears the cheapest slippers to the masjid otherwise anything half expensive is stolen. He has to give the exact money to the person at the petrol station otherwise the guy tells him there is no change....He told me his brother came back from america and went to a shop and was given some old currency which had been out of use for a long time...many such examples.

Brother, I m not defending Pakistan or the subcontinent in anyway. It has its own share of corruption and dishonesty. But don't you think its present everywhere.? You live in the UK, you must be knowing how crazy the riots were last Ramadan. Rest of Europe or the U.S. has also such social problems of fraud, robbery etc etc.

But,
Yes, A Muslim country with majority of Muslims living in it is more blameworthy when such things happen. Because we have Islam and we still engage in such filthy activities. In that way I agree Pakistan or other Muslim countries are more blameworthy. But to claim that such atrocities exists 'only' in muslim countries might not be exactly true. Certainly our condition is despicable. May Allah protect us. Ameen.

03-22-2012, 02:07 PM	#12
P1international Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 643 Senior Member	people like imran khan as a person but don't give their votes to him. The problem with Pakistan is that the whole system is corrupt. You can't do anything without being corrupt. From the top to the bottom everybody is involved in dishonesty. My friend who lives in the city of karachi has been robbed a few times of his mobile phone, kidnapped once at gunpoint, he wears the cheapest slippers to the masjid otherwise anything half expensive is stolen. He has to give the exact money to the person at the petrol station otherwise the guy tells him there is no change....He told me his brother came back from america and went to a shop and was given some old currency which had been out of use for a long time...many such examples. Brother, I m not defending Pakistan or the subcontinent in anyway. It has its own share of corruption and dishonesty. But don't you think its present everywhere.? You live in the UK, you must be knowing how crazy the riots were last Ramadan. Rest of Europe or the U.S. has also such social problems of fraud, robbery etc etc. But, Yes, A Muslim country with majority of Muslims living in it is more blameworthy when such things happen. Because we have Islam and we still engage in such filthy activities. In that way I agree Pakistan or other Muslim countries are more blameworthy. But to claim that such atrocities exists 'only' in muslim countries might not be exactly true. Certainly our condition is despicable. May Allah protect us. Ameen.
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