Waiting for Justice
It has been 3 days since the loved ones of Quetta’s victims are protesting in severe weather of Quetta with the bodies of the deceased, demanding nothing but Justice and protection.
Apparently, it seems that your sect decides whether you live or die in this country.
Does bloodlines, geographic boundaries and mere political alliances give us the liscence to kill all others who refuse to have the same opinion as ours?
sad only we can be. each one of us be good to others, no matter what colour or creed, in our small circles. each one starts here. slolwly then things may become better. perhaps. hope.
Heart-breaking, but we must face these realities…
indeed
It is so sad and intense. People learn the most by listening to one another and allowing opinions to matter. I pray that God will find an energy source within this situation, and individual human beings will allow help to happen. I pray for people to push away evil thinking and stay strong in not joining in with evil acts of injustice. Amen
Thought provoking! One needs to reflect deeply where are we heading as humans! :(
This is the problem with humanity when we think our sect or belonging give us the right to kill. This post demand deep reflection on the way human lives have become cheaper than water. sad
Vishal
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