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RE: Satanic rituals and adrenochrome addiction.
This is so disturbing... How do you manage to write about it? I can guess the loads of effort you put into writing all this.
This happens around us, and even worse scenarios can be pointed out, but to be honest, humans are so complicated. Sapiens can behave like angels but are devils as well. I guess, with or without any specific purpose, sadists just label a thing or two for their reasons, but actually, they are self-pleasing. They already have something in them, and then they pick up the particular purpose ( a religious, political or nationalism ) that can satisfies their egos.( Or whatever that is)
It's indeed the game of pleasure, an everlasting drug trap.
I have a thing inside me for criminal cases, i enjoy delving into their details, origin, and reason.
Long ago after bsc, i had one spare year, in that year i studied murder cases of shahzaib khan and mashal khan.
I don't know if it was due to my fondness for namal or it was a natural thing.
Then i would tell my friend about my research of Benazir assassination and 9/11.
In return, she had only one thing to say:
what are you doing Amina, why torturing yourself when you can't do anything about it?
Get out of it and do something refreshing(that's when i started watching kdramas).
P.S:Do you think the same? Have you watched #tanmanneeloneel ki viral ending?
Well, I said this because I don't know your interests. And now I want to know why you don't take it as your career...?( Oh how I could I forget about your stalking skill😎)
The drama delivers a really strong message—hats off to Hum TV. The subject is really sensitive, yet they handled it with wit and left a deep impact on society.
The issue of extremism, especially in the name of our religion, is not just embarrassing but also exploits the true purpose of Islam. The rising aggression among common people is something that can't be easily controlled. I feel like there's no way back. We've witnessed many victims, but real change in society is still lacking. This is almost the same thing we once discussed about Peer-e-Kamil and Ahmadis.
Almost a year ago, a similar incident happened in my city. A Rescue 1122 official risked his life to save a man who was being beaten by a mob. After this incident, a major social media page in the city conducted an open survey to see if people thought it was right or wrong... Almost ninety percent of people said it was wrong. It felt good that people had started thinking about this. But when the man died, and the news was posted on the same social media page, thousands of people were congratulating . They were not ashamed of it. God knows which direction we are heading in
I wanted to become a lawyer after reading namal, a sassy lawyer, after bsc i reached out many institutes offering law degree, but at the same time they were conducting exams before admissions.
I had no knowledge besides being a fangirl of a book, there were some technical issues as well.
However, the main reason behind not pursuing this profession was my best friend who asked me:
Are you sure you can argue in a court without crying first, can you speak firmly for this cause surrounded by liars oh sorry lawyers?
And that 20 years old fangirl's dream bubble burst.
A married girl committed sucuide hmare jannay walo m and everyone started bashing her before her postmartum and funeral kay:
Jahanumi hai, khudi mar lia, without digging in case details and using their frontal lobes and dear these are the same people who were morally corrupt and Hypocrites.
Later we found out she was murdered by her husband. So what about the judgement of those people, kuch to khuda k lye bhi chor do.
Ooooooo..agr ham pahly Mily hoty to aj tum lawyer hoti😌
Ya hi to masla h ....har judgement khud hi pass krty hn log...or vo jo hisab la salty hn ...unho ny ya sab khuda pa chor rakha h ...halk
ملک ظلم پہ تو قائم رہ سکتا ہے ۔۔۔نا انصافی پہ نہیں