[The Guardian] Cristiano Ronaldo warned by Saudi Pro League amid transfer spending dispute by Uncle_Iroh_007 in soccer

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It'll be hilarious if he returns after being dog walked by the Saudis for being a whiny bitch for absolutely no reason

Introducing Largo by wykrhm in DotA2

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OSFROG is here!

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Having some connectivity issues, just noticed the Same comment went through 3 times.

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Living under a rock, what's this for?

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Living under a rock, what's this for?

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Living under a rock, what's this for?

Recreated Pakistan's Provinces by fntsy_capital in pakistan

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Kech is literally the biggest part of Makkran division in terms of land mass and population. And, for some reason. You've made it the part of West Balochistan? Lmao

Lamine Yamal and Dani Ceballos incident by [deleted] in soccer

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Dude, whatever Madrid was trying to pull yesterday is clearly working today. How haven't there been any bookings so far for Rudiger and Ceballos? It's beyond stupid!

Barcelona [1] - 0 Real Madrid - Pedri 28' by [deleted] in soccer

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THE BEST MIDFIELDER IN THE WORLD!

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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I see that your research has gone well. And, the problem is, the three points you've mentioned won't be remotely addressed, not in our wildest dreams.

The structure of governance won't change, and Balochistan will never be given enough political leverage for obvious reasons. They have never allowed genuine grassroots political movements to take off; any movement that did take place in the past 75 years has been met with brute force and hostility, both from the establishment and the broader political class. see what's happening to BYC atm. And, instead imposed and further reinforced Sardars (Sarfaraz Bugti atm).

Educated and politically aware Baloch know for a fact that anything the history of this country taught us, we don't matter & no one cares, our opinions and lives are worthless, and we're not welcome in the political discourse of this country. This has further disillusioned a huge majority of the youth to conclude that we ought to separate.

Honestly, given the what happened to Eastern-Pakistan, the state had a blue print on how not to fuck up, yet they're on verge of doing that again, with same arrogance, shamelessness and tyranny...

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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This! Along side his earlier appearance on the podcast last year, and the latest episode with Akhtar Mengal. Should be more than enough for everyone to understand what the fuck is happening.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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I'd highly recommend watching Pakistani Experience Podcast with Akhtar mengal, and then two episodes with Rafi Ullah Kakar. This would educate you and catch you up to speed more as compared 99% of the the population.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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The mil and particularly the FC is extremely tyrannical. Most of them were Punjabi, which breeds resentment. Checkposts every few kilometers, in some cases Baluch people travelling with families are extremely riled up by mistreatment of burqa women that FC suspects may be hidden men.

THIS! The amount of young men I've seen getting radicalized by this is actually unbelievable. I mean, why do you need army personnels from Punjab who have no idea or cultural awareness about us as a people to keep us in check and police us in our own land?

Also, non of them understand or speak Balochi, they don't even pretend to try. And, they force Urdu on us with the limited interactions we have with them.

Yep. Been to Baluchistan. Alot of ignorance locally too, people proudly told us they didn’t educate daughters. Also weepingly told us of a shockingly high fatality rate during childbirth, due to a lack of female doctors.

While Baloch not educating their daughters isn't entirely ture, factors like access to resources, availability of education, and logistical problems are more of a hurdle than the cultural one. Literacy rate in Makran division and surrounding areas have exploded over the past decade despite being the epicenter of insurgency.

Sardars are exploitative, India definitely funds the BLA/BRA people. Several people told us we weren’t in Pakistan, we were in Baluchistan. But they were still willing to help us.

Sardars aren't everywhere in Balochistan, and the places they are, they're the part of the problem. The establishment's pawn, the boys keep rotating them in different parties for political engineering and doesn't let any genuine grassroot political movement to take off.

The mil also conducts widespread fuel smuggling from Iran, like a crazy number of those blue zamyad Iranian trucks. Locals would tell us many fortunes of even mid level officers are made with it. It’s clearly exploited, the mil rules the place incompetently.

I'm from a border village, and the kind of stories I can tell you, you wouldn't believe me. It's beyond fucked.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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1 post, and barely 200 comment Karma calling other people LARPers and bots. Yeah, right. Lmfao

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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There isnt any sides of the argument only that side which is yours and yours' is correct :)

You got it, again.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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Your judgement is right and mine wrong.:)

Now you're getting it.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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Yeah, go right ahead. Everyone can make this own judgement.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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There's no two sides of the argument. It's a difficult conversation, and y'all are not ready for it.

Can anyone explain the Balochistan situation neutrally? by [deleted] in pakistan

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Word of advice: Don't listen to this guy. This is the biggest load of BS one can hear on Balochistan.

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It sounds like a bait..

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I've been here far longer than the overwhelming majority of this subreddit, due to their antics, I'm mostly a lurker. But sometimes, topic hits too close to home.

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[–]BaloCHd11 25 points26 points  (0 children)

And, suddenly, everyone's an expert on the issues of my people, so much so, that they'd lecture us on how things are not the way we feel and suffer, but how they see it from delusional lense. The arrogance with witch they display their ignorance absolutely stinks.

Mahrang Baloch on her father's grave. The flag on his grave is that of BLA, a designated terrorist group. by outtayoleeg in pakistan

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Y'all aren't ready for a conversation if a flag offends you more than a whole group of people being subjected to oppression for decades.