RE: A Pakistani Lady Director of PFA (Punjab Food Authority) Vs Billionaires

This is what boiled my blood the most: the milk. Please, just leave it alone. Because of people like them, I have to rely on packaged milk because I simply cannot trust non-branded options. At least with brands, we can file a consumer court case if they sell us something that could literally kill us.

By the way, you might remember I mentioned a robbery that resulted in a murder. The update is that the murderer was caught, and the police shot him in the leg. I know that in these 'encounters,' the police often do this even if it isn't strictly necessary, especially in cases with significant social media attention. Psychologically, a lost leg can be seen as an equivalent to a lost life.

It makes me wonder: why did he commit murder? Why the robbery? Was it narcotics? A gambling addiction? Or perhaps the influence of 'massage centers' and 'guest houses'? So many questions filled my mind, not in his defense, but to identify the flaws in our broken society. Some of these issues feel connected to me and my family as well. There are small, bad habits that, if not stopped early, can trigger a chain reaction.

As I write this, my mind is overwhelmed with thoughts about the flaws in the system. And don't even get me started on how I am trying to map this to Hive as well. When a system's design is flawed, we eventually witness a domino effect.

BRAIN FART: In zainab killer case, he was molested as a child too.
Not defending him of course, just looking at route causes.

Also, sorry for getting side tracked, it happens with me that one conversation leads to another.

There is a Netflix show you might have heard of "Mind Hunters". The whole show revolves around the psychological perspective of the killer, mollester etc. How they were molested or treated in their childhood; how those moments shaped their doing. Although, it was cancelled later on, still one of the finest show. And I don't know, why we don't have shows like these. Our dramas can play a significant role, but we are still struggling with saas-bahu-nand crap.

And, I don't find any shame in feeling sympathy with the criminal. They are humans too. We have all the right to hate the action, but hating the person, without even knowing them is not good. We don't know what they have been through, why they did such act etc. Knowing first hand from the family, only then we come to realize the situation.

Moreover as you have mentioned, thiis whole corrupted system os the biggest reason behind all this, and at the center, there is economy. A better economy resolves almost two-third of the societal issues. And, tbh, I find society the biggest role-player in all of this doing. The lust for fame, wealth, and infinite wishes has blinded us all.

Also, sorry for getting side tracked, it happens with me that one conversation leads to another.

Humans are social animals and this shifting is the most beautiful thing, we are possessed with. Like we aren't doing a PhD research, so we have all the ground to keep going.

Tbh, you are a gem in a world - especially in a country like us. Otherwise, we all hating all without any rational reasoning.