I really don't understand how Indians are so bad at memes and social media humor (no offense to my Indian mutuals 💀) even though their standup comedy scene is way ahead of ours
Pakistanis aren't making memes about the massacre. We're making memes about jingoistic Indian nationalists threatening us with annihilation and all kinds of war crimes over something the average Pakistani had nothing to do with.
The least you guys deserve is to be laughed at.
Civilians were singled out on the basis of their religion and murdered in cold blood. Often in front of their children. I doubt too many people are in the mood for “memes and social media humor” on the topic.
Kashmir belongs to Kashmiris. If they want to join Pakistan, on their own terms, that's their right. If they want to remain independent, or even join India, that's their right too.
The audacity of Westerners to think they get to decide which nation can have which weapons. I don't even consider myself a "patriot" or anything but building nuclear weapons was one of the smartest decisions Pakistan ever took. Possibly the only thing Bhutto did right.
It's funny how the upper middle class in Pakistan thinks that students don't work here. Working class kids usually start earning very young and rarely go to universities. Many lower middle class kids do freelance work, tutoring, call center and remote jobs while in university.
In Pakistan, kids are raised with a sense of entitlement. Your father isn’t obliged to pay your university fee or sponsor your marriage. Earn a scholarship, stand on your own. Parents can help, yes, but it’s not their duty to fund your life. Stop normalizing dependence.
Why would the administration of a college delete CCTV footage just because a girl fell and broke her leg? Genuine question for those who believe this version of events.
Case Closed! As per Punjab Police’s official version of events, PGC deleted CCTV footage because a girl fell and broke her leg, nothing serious. The students were protesting because of a fake news and principal broke students’ phones for nothing
