@mibo_b The best thing about these protests in India is that they've thrown every patwari (overt or covert) into a frenzy and a defensive mode and it is an absolute treat of a spectacle.
@DanMir_musings At least they have you in panic, posting about the same thing over and over again for the past week
You're a laughing stock man, an absolute joke
Anaaj kay dushman lmao ๐
@DanMir_musings Daniyal aur kuch bhi ho, one day the whole sharif family will fall, their names will be forgotten, all their actions, all their power will be ash, but you my friend shall remain the biggest L till the end of time.
@DanMir_musings@IGN_ZackrRS@sheikh_raghib Nawaz sharif still not out of his PM wet dream, mujhay beshak AJK ka he Sahi bas pm bana do
The jokes keep writing themselves
@TeslaOnDiet Ask the pro modi bunch in India what they think of the protests and those leading it.
You self proclaimed falsafis are only fooling yourselves with these retarded opinions
@BiyaAli9@Kh_ImranNazir I have always thought that this sounds like a very easy and logical policy decision but the reason why no one dares take the first step is because it would significantly damage their voter base.
Putting a fee on something that has always been free is an extremely daring step.
@mwahriam Everyone has a specific taste in digital media and everyone is entitled to their own opinion but objectively speaking the movie couldn't be farther from being mid.
It has been appreciated worldwide by critics from all over, everyone can't have poor taste all of a sudden
Insha Malik was 14-years-old when shotgun pellets fired by Indian forces blinded her in Kashmir.
Years later, she is speaking out against a Bollywood film she says downplays the devastating impact of pellet guns.
@abrownnerd_ While there is definitely an inherent misogyny in this field, there are also some hard facts to acknowledge.
We had two chairs in our ER at the nursing counter. I have never seen their occupied by my male colleagues.