Pornography drinking and gambling in Lahore! What a scandal

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 19, 2011 at 14:04

Our dear Amin so how do you feel about changing the name of Paksitan to Pornistan? But again islam is anti-reason and anti-human what can I say

>Western men cannot control their sexual urges as most Western countries tend to have the highest rate of domestic violence.

Let me paraphrase this Pakistani men cannot control their sexual urges and this is why Paksitan has the distinction of being number one country in internet search for sex web sites because Pakistani men cannot control their sexual urges! "donkey sex" and "camel sex" included. How disgusting

>Pornography is rife

And it seems that pornography and gambling and drinking are also rife in Lahore and for this read the New York Times article 11/8/2008 page 48 and the title is "In city of tolerance shadow of the Taliban" where the author tells us that unmarried couples meet and they follow their sexual urges in the juice shops of the Garhi Shahu district! What a fahiha or scandal illicit sex in the land of the pure and what a bunch of hypocrites!!

And you come here and lecture us?

Oh there is more are you aware that if you are interested that you can also buy porno videos and magazines in the shops on Hill Road?

>and is mostly the sacred art of the White Women or those Westernized. Sex is used to sell everything - semi nude woman.

How come you did not know that? But wait if you are not happy about pornography why not go back to Pakistan? Oh now you realize that there is also porn there right? Or is it the welfare check and the cost of your health care that are paid by kuffar?

But again islamic hypocrisy has no limits

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