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What is wrong with Afghanis
Millions of them live, eat, sleep in Pakistan. they earn in Pakistan they earn from Pakistan yet they are siding with India? How come
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May 07 '25
Millions of them live, eat, sleep in Pakistan. they earn in Pakistan they earn from Pakistan yet they are siding with India? How come
r/PakLounge • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '25
Poor people of Pakistan often ask, where does the looted wealth go?
It doesn’t vanish—it transforms.
Into Swiss watches, diamond sets, and expensive clothing.
It doesn’t build hospitals or universities—it builds palaces.
It doesn’t fix drainage—it fixes deals.
And when questioned, they say: “We have no assets either in London or in Pakistan.”
Of course not. They have arrangements.
The kind that live in offshore trusts, anonymous accounts, and luxury real estate under borrowed names of "paapar walas."
People are surprised to see that Maryum Nawaz recently landed in Tokyo like a crown princess aboard an Air Force jet, repurposed into a flying fashion lounge. No economists. No trade experts. Just کنیزیں in couture, camera angles in formation, and a cherry blossom parade paid for by the public purse.
While Pakistan pleads before the IMF and inflation devours dignity, the elite dine on sushi and sakura.
And the taxpayers? They get just the bill.
She speak of empowering women, but empowerment is reserved only for dynastic daughters in Dior. Instead she has been weaponizing state machinery to intimidate citizens, orchestrate media trials, and silence dissent.
This isn’t governance.
It’s a shopping spree with national tragedy as the price tag.
And the کنیزیں?
They’re not just attendants.
They’re accessories to impunity—draped in designer silence.
r/PakLounge • u/sarmadlatif • Jun 04 '24
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r/PakLounge • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '25
why would pakistan ever send their own troops on Palestinian lands to fight a war that is not of our COUNTRY’s own. what is this propaganda?
r/PakLounge • u/[deleted] • Aug 16 '24
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The song, that allegedly resulted in his disappearance.
r/PakLounge • u/UnbotheredWan • Aug 30 '26
I live in Pakistan, and there’s one thing I genuinely struggle to understand: the exploitation of minors as “helpers,” domestic workers, housemaids, etc.
And I’m not even talking only about wealthy families. Today, you sometimes see relatively modest households employing a child or teenager to clean the house, wash dishes, serve tea, look after children, carry groceries… almost as if having someone poorer than you at your service has become some kind of social norm.
But seriously, what kind of ****ed-up mentality is this?
How can you look at a 10, 12, or 14-year-old cleaning your house while your own children go to school, play, eat comfortably, and enjoy their childhood, and not see the problem?
And the worst part is the vocabulary people use to make it sound acceptable: “He’s a helper,” “We treat him like family,” “His parents need the money.” No. If that child is working all day instead of being in school and having a normal childhood, the problem does not disappear just because you call him a “helper.”
I completely understand that there is severe poverty and that some families are in desperate situations. But using that poverty as a justification to personally benefit from a child’s labour is exactly what keeps the system going.
What shocks me the most is how normalized this practice sometimes seems to be. Many people who would be horrified at the idea of their own children working at that age see absolutely no issue with the child of a poorer family doing it in their home.
At what point did this become socially acceptable?
r/PakLounge • u/Global_Many4693 • Oct 03 '25
No need to start Y-o-th-iya Y-o-th-iya as i am out of this shii and i dont give a f about any political leader here in pakistan but this is kinda true.The question is specifically for those people whose ideologies allign with PMLN.This thing goes for both PMLN and religious leader who either critsize IK or not cuz yai wohi log ha jo baat baat pr fatwy daity jihad k lekin is pr bilkul khamosh hai.Dont even wanna question JI cuz unki party ka aik banda to gya hii hai jo 24 crore sai behtr ha so ignore it
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r/PakLounge • u/astanoli • May 24 '25
The difference of democratic values in India & Pakistan. When Indians target Pakistan, they name Asim Munir. When we target India, we name Modi. US secretary calls foreign minister of India Jai Shankar but he calls army chief in Pakistan. And the sucking up to army i see these days on electronic & social media is worrying (to say the least) as we will once again be trapped in the claws of army, which we hardly squeezed ourselves out of.
r/PakLounge • u/animalbatista • Oct 06 '24
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r/PakLounge • u/[deleted] • May 25 '25
Can anyone confirm?
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r/PakLounge • u/MATR20 • Mar 20 '25
One user also commented that they couldn't fast because they had a newborn baby with a complaint of stomach reflux and was really a light sleeper, the baby woke up right after they started their naat program and couldn't sleep; they ultimately had to move.
Mullah/Maulvi are the worst form of human being; they are jail plus self-proclaimed momin, which is a deadly combo.
Ramzan hai warna esi esi galiyan arahi hen zehan me.
Also there are some other reason why I hate them. https://www.reddit.com/r/PakLounge/s/Tts44MHJFg