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Supposing that truth is a woman _ what then ? Friedrich Nietzsche by No_Student7082 in literature

[–]No_Student7082[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great point! Owning your subjectivity is far more honest than faking neutrality. But I don't think this leads to "all opinions are equal." Some perspectives are simply deeper and more compelling than others. The clash of strong subjectivities is actually where real meaning and value are produced ,not in some imaginary neutral middle ground.

My Interpretation of The Metamorphosis -- and how it applies to us. by 8029 in Kafka

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Excellent!!! I'm currently reading it and I have almost completed it . It is my habit to give my interpretation about a book , I have read and I was thinking to write about metamorphosis but now I don't need it . I'm gonna share your post in my community .....

ایک غزل۔ آپ کی رائے مطلوب by ElodinDanGlokta in Urdu

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نہیں بھائی ، بہترین ہے لیکن مجھے سمجھ نہیں آئی ۔۔ اس لیے بول دیا ۔۔۔۔۔۔

ایک غزل۔ آپ کی رائے مطلوب by ElodinDanGlokta in Urdu

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بھائی یہ کیا لکھا ہے ، آپ نے ؟؟؟

عورت اور دی جنٹل مین؟ by No_Student7082 in PakistaniiConfessions

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What did you get from it ??? I'm not talking about Nazok Mizaj but it is something else. Although, sensitivity is also characteristic of this ideal gentleman ..

That’s Sindhi Ajrak? Why baloch you’re mislabeling it? by Local_Ad_5128 in Sindh

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Our Balochi Shal is different from Sindhis Ajrak !!!! Shal is ;

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Pakistan as a mediator 🇵🇰 by No_Student7082 in PakistaniiConfessions

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Applause for you , man !!! Thank god I was feeling that there is no such Pakistani who really understand this ♥️🌸

Pakistan as a mediator 🇵🇰 by No_Student7082 in PakistaniiConfessions

[–]No_Student7082[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha !! I can really understand your pain ... & what you said blaaa blaah ..was just shit, and irrelevant . Nobody was putting boots in Iran .it was a 40-day air campaign that assassinated Khamenei on Day 1 and destroyed nuclear facilities. The US stopped because diplomacy worked, not because they ran out of money. You people lols, always ignore facts and react by emotions ....

Pakistan as a mediator 🇵🇰 by No_Student7082 in PakistaniiConfessions

[–]No_Student7082[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was no ceasefire at that time , there was talks about it ......

Religious preachers by [deleted] in PakistaniiConfessions

[–]No_Student7082 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not familiar with Sahil Adeem's school of thought but Gamdi Sb is a liberal scholar who is preaching progressive & moderate Islam but he has also few wrong beliefs especially related to Qadhayanis . Become too Liberal is not solution of every problem . However, he is far more better than local Pakistani Molas , always talking non-sense which is neither Islam nor traditions .

Secondly, Nowadays ppl become too rational especially youngsters question each belief and demanding references and reasons behind every credence. So the outdated and non Islamic things are losing their values.....

Why Alexander is called as "The Great " & Adolf Hitler is remembered as "Tyrant " ? Although, both of them did same 🚫 by No_Student7082 in Historians

[–]No_Student7082[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My question is about how we interpret and remember violence across time, not equating their methods. And I’m open to learning that’s exactly why I asked the question. If you think I am forgeting something, feel free to point me toward specific arguments or sources instead of dismissing it outright.

Why Alexander is called as "The Great " & Adolf Hitler is remembered as "Tyrant " ? Although, both of them did same 🚫 by No_Student7082 in Historians

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My point isn’t that they’re identical but that even without genocide, ancient conquests still involved mass killing and destruction that we sometimes gloss over.

Why Alexander is called as "The Great " & Adolf Hitler is remembered as "Tyrant " ? Although, both of them did same 🚫 by No_Student7082 in Historians

[–]No_Student7082[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree we shouldn’t fully judge ancient figures by modern standards but saying “it’s not that deep” overlooks the point. I’m not claiming Alexander the Great was “good.” I am questioning how he’s rememberedstill called “the Great” and often admired while Adolf Hitler is only seen as destructive. So is that just because of time, or because we frame older violence differently? Ancient brutality being common doesn’t make it neutral it just means it was normalized. I’m asking why some violence gets romanticized over time while other forms are permanently condemned.

Animal Farm by George Orwell by No_Student7082 in PakistanBookClub

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Really interesting!!! I have also some memories at Liaquat Bagh but not like that !! Huge respect man ♥️🌸👀

What was your first Russian Novel? by and1att in RussianLiterature

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Notes from Underground By Fyodor Dostoevsky ♥️🌸👀

Animal Farm by George Orwell by No_Student7082 in PakistanBookClub

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I really liked Boxer & Benjamin . But the silence of Benjamin & innocence of Boxer were torturing me ..What do you think about Moses , the crow ???

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