I'm a bit confused by your position.
When you talk about respecting the constitution; I am assuming you are calling for the state (Military establishment) to release the PTI leadership, and having free and fair elections. Fair enough.
But Krash's point is, what is your position on the Afghanistan conflict? Trying to articulate what you *might* be referring to:
a) Are you for no military operations inside Afghanistan, and only dialogue with TTA/TTP/BLA?
b) Are you for limited military operations inside Afghanistan against TTP/BLA, in coordination/collusion with TTA?
c) Are you for extensive military operations inside Afghanistan, targeting TTA/TTP/BLA; as long as it is not done by the Pakistan military at the behest of Trump (US's will to control Bagram airbase again)?
d) Any other option?
You have to go back few pages to understand the context, as to what was said. Until this chap
@krash start firing into different tangents.
Someone highlighted, rightly or wrongly, on how "state" would collapse. To which I raise this issue, which "state" we are talking about:
a) the one clearly mentioned in the constitution of Pakistan. If you are unsure, this is what is written without any ambiguity:
"……
the State" means the Federal Government, '[Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) , a Provincial Government, a Provincial Assembly, and such local or other authorities in Pakistan as are by law empowered to impose any tax or cess.”
Basically, in Pakistani context, state is derived from the will of citizens.
Do you see any GHQ or Abapara lot in there?
b) The current impostor one which has no legal basis and not recognised under any shape or form by the constitution. To cut the chase, these rats in GHQ, who have assumed the role of state for themselves.
So when we hear these sermons from podiums that state will do this and that, well pardon me, who the hell are you?
My views go back a lot further then the current situation and will take things into tangent. But since you ask about how we deal with this current situation, please read above. Whatever policies, good or bad, we make, right now, in this current impostor state, there is zero ownership and accountability of decisions made and consequences. Pardon my French, if things go t|ts up, who is going to be grabbing Asim Muneer and his henchmen by their throat for explanation? Do I need to remind you how many Pakistani civilians and those in uniform have died for decades since these lot GHQ, in the name of the "state" are making decisions on behalf of 220 million?