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▲ 29 r/pakistan

Whose genius idea was that?

In Pakistan, whose genius idea was it to pave the roads first and then rip them up because they "forgot" to place the underground pipes?

What's the logic here? Why do they do that?

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u/Jelly-Always-Returns — 1 day ago
▲ 31 r/PakiExMuslims+1 crossposts

Geo in trouble again

These pathetic lot love to make issues over silly things, why don't they get enraged when mullahs rape children in madrassas.

u/Jelly-Always-Returns — 5 days ago
▲ 65 r/PakiExMuslims+1 crossposts

1984 is becoming a reality? Totalitarian state loading...

First, they used to monitor us and read messages sent or received. (Invasion of privacy)

Then, the tower network fiasco

Now, this? This regime is not even trying to sugarcoat it now. There are no curtains anymore. George Orwell's 1984 is becoming a reality. I mean, seriously, wtaf do they want with this country?

u/Internal-Collar-374 — 7 days ago
▲ 36 r/pakistan

Can't stop thinking about the fact that there's a Pakistani Punjabi movie from 1986 where Hitler survives WW2, runs off to Punjab, settles down with a local wife and raises a son named Hitlar (with an A) who grows up to be a gangster in rural Punjab.

u/Jelly-Always-Returns — 8 days ago
▲ 10 r/PakiExMuslims

How do you grieve the loss of your loved ones as an atheist?

Grieving without a belief in an afterlife, heaven, or seeing them again. The worst thing about atheism is accepting that you'll never see your loved ones ever again once they pass away.

Edit: I did not lose anyone. That question appeared in my mind during my visit to a funeral. And thank you for those comments

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u/Jelly-Always-Returns — 9 days ago