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My point here is not to focus on the Shias. After all, the massacre of the Shias in Balochistan is happening along with the widespread persecution and killing of Ahmadis and Christians, the occasional killing of Punjabi settlers in Sindh, the routine beheading of captured army soldiers and the large-scale terrorisation of urban areas through the deployment of suicide bombers. Instead, my point is simpler, that we are losing the capacity for outrage, that we have reached the stage where we skip over headlines about Hazaras being murdered with the comforting thought that it is just another bunch of dead Shias, and that this cannot, and must not, continue.
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Let me make this as clear. It is not possible to control the politics of hate. Once you start accommodating hatemongers at any level, you have started down a path that ends only in hate, overwhelming the rest of your politics.” Excellent observation and analysis. However If you call it start of accommodating hatemongers, then you have to reconsider it. Might be for Shia group true but for Ahmadies end has almost arrived. When it was only Ahmadi group no one that much bothered. Now when fire has reached down to all different segments of Pakistan every one has started crying. In case state has to stop it should do with absolute justice for all otherwise nothing will occur and fire will eat up the whole social fabric of Pakistani society.
The bitter consequences of hate at the end will teach all the world that left the hatred and adopt the Motto of Jammat-E-Ahmadiyya ;
“LOVE FOR ALL HATRED FOR NONE”