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Democracy does indeed require pillars to stand on and we are trying to introduce democracy without any solid foundations. And after all that robbing we are just happy that "hakoomat ny 5 saal porey kar liye".. |
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I just say
"Democracy is the best revenge from public" Badtareen nizam-e-hukumat hai duniya ka jamhuriyat 30 saal jamhuriyat se behtar Musharraf kay 5 saal mera bas chale tou politics & politicians ki agli pichli 10 generation ko khatam ker dalon log politics ka naam lene se darain wo haal ker don main in logo ka jo 5 caror ki watch pehan ker baat kerte hain ghareeb ki.
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So what are you saying? Are you ready to give up your freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of movement for an incompetent tenure that put us in this mess in the first place? There is a reason countries like USA and those in Western Europe are the real powerhouses of the world. A country like China where freedom is limited or non-existent can never compete with these nations. How do you expect Pakistan to make its name in the world then?
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And dear Musharaf's were not 5 years, those were almost 9 years. Apart form 5 crore ki watch Musharaf also built a Mahal in Chakk Shehzad, did you forget?
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No, I don't mean that we should give up our right for freedom of speech. When we talk about rights we should be also aware of the fact that for a civilized citizen final destination for a dispute is our judiciary systems, and those judiciary systems are not independent. when judiciary systems are not independent our basic rights even "as a human being" are in danger. So having the freedom of speech we can say what we want and because same applies to the media, the media is also playing an effective role. The do raids, catch law violators and then what? nothing. Freedom of speech and other similar right are outcome of a slow process that continues and evolves slowly. We have the main task of protecting our self respect and respect of our families in the first place. I think child abuse cases are not rare.
Now here comes the question again, we all know that last 5 years were worst years of corruption in our Pakistan's history and the democracy system in our country is only opening ways for the same old faces. Their sons, daughters ,relatives are making way to our parliament and our people are so innocent that, they bring the same people not twice but thrice. Our democracy system is revolving in almost the same families. This circle is not easy to break ,their ancestors robbed our country at first place and now through this democratic system we ensure that they come again and rob us too. What future can we expect if we don't change this system!This is not democracy at all, rightly said by the earlier member ,it Demoncracy |
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- Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
In this day and age, it is extremely tragic, that we are comparing democracy with autocracy. Tyranny, oppression and one man rule has damaged the progress of humanity beyond proportions. One individual, without any accountability, can lead nations towards destruction. What is democracy? Democracy is a method of governance, in which, people elect their representatives, who highlight and protect their interests. After five years, they are either retained or booted out of office, if the electorate does not feel that they have facilitated them. As a result, accountability ensures. Democracy mean rule of many. Modern Democracies are not simply "rule of many". They are constitutional democracies. The constitution sets the contours of the various institutions within a country. It provides the basic framework, that clearly defines the boundaries of each pillar of the state. A constitution also, defends the fundamental rights of the citizens. In a dictatorship, the general population has no rights. Further, constitution, is formulated by the federating units of a country. It is achieved through consensus. When constitution is held in abeyance or outrightly abrogated, it strikes a deadly blow to the roots of the federation. Democracy, allows judiciary to flourish, media to perform it's functions. Both, are watchdogs of the "interests of the individual". Pakistan has suffered from frequent military take overs. Military rulers have justified, the corruption, incompetence of rulers as a basis of taking over reigns of governments. In the short run, poor governance, may lead to excruciating pain for the nation but in the long run, it makes it stronger and vibrant. Pakistan, suffered for five years, under the grossly inefficient and corrupt regime of PPP but five years later, they were booted out of office. This is the triumph of democracy. The federation was strengthened, as a Sindh based Party, ruled the centre for five years and now, it's the turn of a Punjab based party to rule for another five years. If god forbid, army would have intervened and proclaimed, martial law, Pakistan would have clearly suffered. The federation would have been weakened beyond repair. Hence, it can be safely concluded, that democracy allows all parties a chance to take position of responsibility, provided they are able to perform well. Democracy has not given desired results in Pakistan. But, we have been too impatient. Democracy takes time, it's evolutionary. It's self correcting. Remember that Pakistan was dismembered after a long reign of Ayub Khan ended. Who is responsible for the dismemberment of Pakistan? Pakistan was created in 1947, Ayub khan proclaimed martial law in 1958, he ruled for 11 years till 1969, he then handed over the power to Yahya, this means that out of 24 years of Pakistan's existence, 13 years were under military rule. The result was wide spread discontent, democratic institutions were not allowed to flourish in a nascent state. Differences were suppressed, rather then being debated upon in assemblies and parliaments. In 1977, Zia ul Haq assumed power, he enforced his islamization agenda, dragged Pakistan in the Afghan War. USSR had no desire, to infiltrate Pakistan. It's economy, did not allow it, to enter into an unreasonable war. US was beaten, black and blue in Vietnam, it could have never sent more troops in Afghanistan. As a result, General Zia, came to his rescue. Thousands and thousands of young children were radicalized in the name of Jihad. They were exported out to Afghanistan, where multitudes perished. A few generals, made a lot of money. They were provided with dollars, in the absence of any democratic institution, they were no standing committees to ensure, that the money obtained from US was spent on Pakistani people. Billions of dollars, remained unaudited and unaccountable. When, Russia left, we were left with, a radicalized youth, drug culture and a massive afghan refugee problem. Finally General Pervez Musharraf, War on terrorism and it's after math is apparent to all of us. As compared to these individuals, politicians have only, indulged in corruption, there existence allows two things. 1. all decisions are reached upon by consensus. 2. No decision is arbitrary. 3. If all fails, the politician, elected by people, is responsible, ultimately responsibility lies with the people. Federation is strengthened and countries prosper. |
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wah kya progress hui jamhuriyat mien.
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The army is NOT meant for ruling, and is certainly not capable of ruling. They should stay in the barracks and not dare come out unless the civilian government tells them to, however corrupt it may be. Quote:
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democracy vs dictatorship
if democracy bring forward politician such like asif zardari, altaf hussain, asfandyar wali, raja pervez ashraf and rehman malik then dictatorship is far better then democracy because they all are busy in all the time in looting and booting.
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And dictatorship has created Zia ul Haq and his legacy and ideology is still present in Pakistan.Furthermore,Zia's "mualana making factory" has created the Talibans and religious fanatics,who threaten the very survival of Pakistan.
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