Fighting in Kashmir

@soulcompromise

I may be wrong, but my understanding of you is that you are part of a lesbian couple .

In India , homosexuality has been decriminalised and you and your partner can cohabit and live in India as a couple without fear of arrest or prosecution.

This is not the case in Pakistan where homosexuality is still considered a criminal offence.


LGBTQ rights in Pakistan - Wikipedia.

As a muslim you can try to increase awareness about LGBTQ rights in Pakistan and other islamic countries, humanising and create tolerance for the same. Your efforts can similarly lead to inicreased tolerance for non-muslims in Pakistan or elsewhere, replacing the infidel narrative advocating violence against differing religious groups including minority islamic sects differing in lifestyle from mainstream Islamic Sunni.

 

When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace- Jimi Hendrix

 

That is incorrect, and I am not homosexual or in a "lesbian couple".

I am a rave veteran from the 2000s, just after da "undaground" eera.

The important thing to understand here is complex.

LGBTQ... Pride... Gender Identity... Trans Athleticism...

All of it is indoctrinated in a way that factors upbringing, Islam, Faith, and Culture out of the conversation.

It isn't presented with the lens of morality.

It isn't prioritized as a life-changing and emotionally problematic choice.

It isn't understood in terms of obedience or conformity and those aren't mentioned even if they are relevant to every upbringing and household.

"The Closet". The proverbial closet is the most dangerous 'social construct' that will ever be, and I don't think critical theory has cracked the seal on that one.

If you've heard of "The Closet", my best advice is to ignore your impulse and try to make sense of whatever is inside it with you!

Emotional honesty is totally relevant, and it isn't fun to feel like you're living a lie. But your priority is to Allah, and he doesn't allow that.

But this all goes back to obedience without incentive, without reward, doesn't it? No. Allah rewards me at least five times a day.

 

And peace is the most honorable priority. I doubt myself or Jimi know the way, but I suspect aggression is on its way out and diplomacy, rational thinking, and problem solving among contrarian states are all on their way in.

 

I probably posted in a topic there to dismantle the closet! I am knowledgible about the topic and have a sociology degree! :0)

 

It was the Indian Air Force that launched the Brahmos cruise missiles that took out the Pakistani air bases. The Navy has a very large power assymetry over the pakistani navy, and was mainly in an offensive posture ready to create a blockade of Pakistan. The pakistani navy was in a defensive posture and were mainly in the harbors.

9/11 saw Islamic terrorists taking out the world trade center, pentagon and almost the white house in the USA with four american civilian planes. Around 3000 Americans were killed.

The architect of 9/11 was determined by the Americans to be Osama Bin Laden.

In 2011, after a massive manhunt, the Americans claimed to have sent choppers with special forces evading pakistani radars to Abbotabad in Pakistan, where they claim to have killed him, and took his dead body to an american aircraft carrier in the arabian sea, where Ladens corpse had a burial at sea.

That is USA's story anyway.

 

The timing of the terrorist attack in Kashmir after years of peace could also be a diversionary tactic to divert the attention of the world from the grooming gang scandal in the UK, which started from the Musk-Starmer feud in January.

As per news reports, around 250000 young british women and girls were subjected to rape and human trafficking by these grooming gangs.

Almost all of the grooming gang members who indulged in rape and paedophilia were found to belong to the british pakistani community.

The scandal, probably the biggest ever in british history, had been rocking the british parliament for months now, and perhaps Pakistan was anxious to divert the world's attention to some other palatable topics like Kashmir for obvious reasons.

Hopefully, the military defeat at the hands of India will prompt Pakistan to embark on a corrective course of self-reflection and focus on inner character deficiencies and their possible remedies.

Conditioning agencies that peddle the muslim vs infidel narrative and violent jihad to impressionable minds should be brought under stricter supervision and scrutiny.

 

One does read about the loss of power by India's acomodationist Congress Party. The rise of Mr. Modi's more nationalist party in recent elections. The disputes over ancient holy sites and replacement by Buddist temple is a sore subject. Access to scarce fresh water from melting Himalayian snow is ongoing.

Primitive Americans were treated to the lavish cultural spectacle of the Ambani wedding in Gujrat. With beautiful music ,dance, fabrics, decorations.

Now we hear that Mukesh Ambani and Trump have entered into a business partnership. Seems Mr. Trump cannot help himself, even in the middle of this war. Dealmaking in a crisis. sorry to go off subject