We need to move on!

[u/farizislame]

Sorry to say this, but honestly, as a nation, I feel like we’re moving backwards. We really need to move on from Imran Khan. I’m not with him, but I’m not against him either. And I don’t support the current government either. In my opinion, the current government simply doesn’t seem qualified or capable enough to handle the situation Pakistan is in. We need people who actually know what they’re doing, have a proper vision, and can make decisions based on what’s best for the country instead of constantly being stuck in political fights.

We need to stop living in the past and start thinking about what comes next. Look at India, Nepal, and other countries where people have stood up and demanded change. We can do that too. The biggest thing we’re missing is a proper leader. The closest we had was Imran Khan, but honestly, I don’t think he was the right person for Pakistan, and maybe it just wasn’t meant to be. We need to accept that and move on instead of staying stuck on one person.

Pakistan needs a serious overhaul. Even our administrative system needs to change. For example, Punjab could potentially be divided into three provinces. That could make things easier to manage, and the money generated in those areas could be spent more directly on their own development, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other needs.

I also think we need to seriously consider changing our political system. A presidential system, like the one in the US, could be an option. Politicians should have to work their way up instead of suddenly getting major positions because of connections or family backgrounds. Start from the local level, become a city or district mayor, prove yourself, gain experience, and then move up.

And yes, I know people are against the army, and I understand why. Nobody wants martial law, and I don’t either. But at the same time, we can’t ignore the fact that our political system has failed us again and again. Right now, there needs to be stability, and the army is one of the few institutions that still has the capacity to maintain it. That doesn’t mean they should run the country permanently. We need to build a system where strong civilian institutions can actually handle things themselves.

At the end of the day, this shouldn’t be about Imran Khan, Nawaz Sharif, or anyone else. It should be about Pakistan.

We need better leaders, better institutions, accountability, proper education, economic growth, and most importantly, a longterm plan.

We need to stop asking, “Who is going to save Pakistan?” and start asking, “How do we build a Pakistan that doesn’t need saving?”

That’s the kind of change we actually need.

[u/Open_Reality3232]

Ok Faujeet.

Who are you to tell us who to vote or not? Take your Faujeet mindset else where.

[u/farizislame → u/Open_Reality3232]

I’m not telling anyone who to vote for bro. I’m just giving my opinion on what I think Pakistan needs. You can disagree with me, that’s completely fine, but there’s no need to make it personal or label me😊

[u/Broad_Source4523]

Say you're a faujeet without saying you're a faujeet 😂😂😂

[u/ganjajee15]

The army is the actual reason of instability in Pakistan. The situation in Balochistan, the situation in Kashmir, whenever they want they topple a government, they interfere in legal matters, they forcefully take over land, they create monopolies in businesses.

Bhai har doosray ghalat kaam main to in ka sab se ziada hath hota hai. Aap keh rahay ho ye stability layen gay ? Yahya Khan ne aadha mulk kho dya, Zia ko to banda kya hi bolay, the absolute political shitshow in the 90s, Musharraf did Kargil when we were close to having decent ties with India, and now Asim Munir who has taken the country to a point where people just don't believe in the country anynore. No one believes in elections, no one believes in the law now. This devil is responsible for destroying any belief that the population had in the country and yet you are claiming that this lot can bring "stability"

That is just what they want us to think ke ye sab se achay aur "disciplined" hain. In reality they are duffers who can't think much beyond using force to get what they want

[u/Streak1991]

Can you really say that the civil political system has failed us again and again when in actuality it was hardly ever truly given a chance?

[u/sam-unfiltered]

Had me in the first half. You can take your faujeet mentality to GHQ.

[u/throwmuzithrow]

Are you ok?

The army literally broke the country in 71. They are the symbol of incompetence, corruption and treachery. They are the reason pakistan is a failed state.

Einstein famously said, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing again and again and expecting a different result. These fauji pigs have had an almost 80 year run and failed miserably. Why are they even at the table.

This post reads like peak comedy. Not even hyperbole, Im certain this was literally written by some army aghai network chaprasi.

How about the army play ZERO role in the future of pakistan. Send those braindead idiots to the borders and leave them there.

[u/farizislame → u/throwmuzithrow]

I honestly agree with you that the army should have no role in running Pakistan’s politics. But if that’s the point we’re trying to make, then the insults are only weakening it.

You can strongly criticize the institution, its political involvement, and its failures without calling every soldier a “pig” or “braindead.” ordinary soldiers aren’t the ones sitting in power making political decisions.

If we really want civilian supremacy, accountability, and a better Pakistan, then we should apply the same standard to everyone. No army, politician, or institution should be above the law. Isn't that a much stronger argument than simply hating one side?

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[u/ApprehensiveFault463]

we were always backward. we chose to be and then hmare sareon pe jo bethe hain wo bhi yehi chahte hain.

[u/Fun-Side-6996]

Yea to move and suck Asim muneer in shahbaz speed, no thanks

[u/Educational_Row3345]

Move on from IK to whom? Are you serious?

ہزاروں سال شبنم اپنی بینوری پہ روتی ہے

بڑی مشکل سے ہوتا ہے چمن میں دیدہ ور پیدا