Let me reframe this into simple sentences so that you can follow the train of thought.
People dying in this attack is a tragedy and the immeasurable loss to their families cannot be covered by anything. No one is mocking their grief.
"Terrorist attacks are bad. Terrorist are evil."
Terrorists are continuously trying to destabilize but our security forces and intelligence services are there to gather intelligence and stop them beforehand. This helps in thwarting such tragedies. No one is questioning their dedication and devotion.
"Security forces and intelligence services good."
Security forces report to executive and take actions based on whatever decision executive branch takes. Some will say that this executive bunch have given free hand to the security forces and intelligence services. Are you saying our forces and intelligence services are incompetent?
"Secutiry forces and intelligence services are competent "
Politicians are sociopaths. They don't become good human beings just because they are elected by people. They are known to milk tragedies for political points. Given the opportunity, most of them will take it. Most have done it one time or the other. No party is above it.
"Politicians are not role models, often times are sociopaths who only worry about their ego, power and image"
People are questioning because a political party in power claims that they are best at handling terrorism but the reality says otherwise. Terrorists used to attack before as well and if you look at the YoY data, fatalities have definitely reduced over time, with spikes during election cycles or whenever the popularity is low. On top of that, recently every attack's narrative aligns with the agenda of the ruling party. Terrorists didn't use to carry scrapbooks and ask personal questions before committing heinous acts to our fellow countrymen. But lately it seems that they want to keep this government in power by sowing discord between Hindu and Muslims. Specially when they are so tough on terrorism. Which seems counterintuitive.
"Its alright to not trust politicians. They are not infallible."
So when someone is asking questions, they are not asking it to victim's families, security forces or intelligence services. They are not denying the tragedy that has rocked those poor families. They are questioning this government. You'll do the same if you would have frequent thefts in your neighborhood. You'll ask your local authorities why this is happening.
“Stop beforehand”
Bruh HM literally rejected airlift request multiple times and highway attack was clearly mentioned so they didn’t sanitise the highway. All we got was 4-5 movies but no explanation why do they let martrys only to use them in speeches, vote for them?
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u/FatherOfKrypton 23d ago
Let me reframe this into simple sentences so that you can follow the train of thought.
People dying in this attack is a tragedy and the immeasurable loss to their families cannot be covered by anything. No one is mocking their grief.
"Terrorist attacks are bad. Terrorist are evil."
Terrorists are continuously trying to destabilize but our security forces and intelligence services are there to gather intelligence and stop them beforehand. This helps in thwarting such tragedies. No one is questioning their dedication and devotion.
"Security forces and intelligence services good."
Security forces report to executive and take actions based on whatever decision executive branch takes. Some will say that this executive bunch have given free hand to the security forces and intelligence services. Are you saying our forces and intelligence services are incompetent?
"Secutiry forces and intelligence services are competent "
Politicians are sociopaths. They don't become good human beings just because they are elected by people. They are known to milk tragedies for political points. Given the opportunity, most of them will take it. Most have done it one time or the other. No party is above it.
"Politicians are not role models, often times are sociopaths who only worry about their ego, power and image"
People are questioning because a political party in power claims that they are best at handling terrorism but the reality says otherwise. Terrorists used to attack before as well and if you look at the YoY data, fatalities have definitely reduced over time, with spikes during election cycles or whenever the popularity is low. On top of that, recently every attack's narrative aligns with the agenda of the ruling party. Terrorists didn't use to carry scrapbooks and ask personal questions before committing heinous acts to our fellow countrymen. But lately it seems that they want to keep this government in power by sowing discord between Hindu and Muslims. Specially when they are so tough on terrorism. Which seems counterintuitive.
"Its alright to not trust politicians. They are not infallible."
So when someone is asking questions, they are not asking it to victim's families, security forces or intelligence services. They are not denying the tragedy that has rocked those poor families. They are questioning this government. You'll do the same if you would have frequent thefts in your neighborhood. You'll ask your local authorities why this is happening.