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But PTI and its supporters cannot accept defeat fair and square.This is why a new social contract between the establishment, political parties and the public.
Just because PTI won the election (which hopefully “they” will come around to accepting for the sake of stability) doesn’t mean they can go back to how they ran their government before, especially in the realm of economics, but also in the realm of rule of law. You may not feel they have learned something from the last two years, but to do more of the same (and we can debate how much they actually did and what they have been accused of orchestrating later), but the point is the public wants an end to the status quo, and that includes how politics is done in the country.
If the PTI doesn’t perform, the public will take back the Kursi soon enough. The ball will be in PTI’s court and for them to lose. No more old rhetoric, but performance.
I know the emotions are raw, but the silver lining could be that PTI will have to live by all the rhetoric in their manifesto. No reprisals, no more holding grudges.
Yes fair and square deal in Sindh house.But PTI and its supporters cannot accept defeat fair and square.
Doesn't matter, sepoys have been around and in power through their colonial masters or directly for 270 years. They are not going away anytime soon as the qom continues to be dead sheep.Even if they reverse the results, the incoming govt. will not last long.
Step by step the are showing the sheep a way out.Doesn't matter, sepoys have been around and in power through their colonial masters or directly for 270 years. They are not going away anytime soon as the qom continues to be dead sheep.