@niyazee26 Pakistan’s political crisis is simple: almost nobody accepts the office they currently hold. Every province, party and institution is being used as a stepping stone to the next seat. So governance suffers, parliament becomes voiceless, and polarization replaces policy.
@cyalm This is an opinion though but I think she is working punjab but eyeing the big seat.
2027 will be the biggest battle between the neice, the uncle, and the cousin as well
Nah, he wasn’t the unifying force. He just had the biggest microphone, and he was the first chapter of the hybrid experiment.
The real difference was that his opposition still played within the system. They stayed in assemblies, showed up, and attacked him where he was weakest: governance and administrative performance.
PTI is not playing by those rules now. They barely function in assemblies, attendance is dead, participation is weak, and KP’s performance is so poor that the party is left with one political routine: sit on Adiala Road, make noise, and go back home.
That’s not federal unity. That’s a movement surviving on grievance, personality worship, and institutional chaos.
@vivoplt Coders used to use stack overflow for their coding needs and hell of lot of Google and YouTube.
So I disagree, you definitely vibe code as long as you know what problems to solve and how to solve them.
I agree that enforced disappearances and mistreatment of families in Balochistan must be addressed. No citizen should have to beg for basic due process or wait years for missing family members to return.
At the same time, any serious rights movement also has to openly condemn the killing of civilians, including Punjabi workers and passengers targeted by separatist militants. That moral line matters.
My issue with Mahrang’s politics is that she could have built a stronger path by condemning extremist violence just as firmly as state abuse. That would have made her case harder to dismiss and helped separate genuine human rights work from militancy.
That said, life imprisonment through an anti-terrorism process still feels like an extremely harsh state response. She has the right to appeal, and Pakistan needs a political solution that protects Baloch families, rejects ethnic violence, and does not turn every dissenting voice into an enemy.
@thepasta_bowl Don’t stop being the person who reaches out just because others don’t do it the same way.
That part of you is love, not weakness.
But also, don’t keep pouring into people who never show up for you.
Reach out with love, then adjust your circle based on who reciprocates.
@ManusAI@semrush The credit system in manus sucks like I made it review my site and it took 2500 credits and got stuck in the last step because it needed more.
Whats the point of having such an awesome product when paying customers can't utilise it fully