heaart breaking clip

[futureofandhra]

may that girl is blessed and saved 

[pahelwan1]

is the situation really that bad? taliban talking as if they are now changed completely.

[futureofandhra]

3 minutes ago, pahelwan1 said:

is the situation really that bad? taliban talking as if they are now changed completely.

dude donot see the words see their action

why r they roming with guns if so 

donot believe 

inka sharia law enti maan this is not 1100AD

[pahelwan1]

5 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

dude donot see the words see their action

why r they roming with guns if so 

donot believe 

inka sharia law enti maan this is not 1100AD

sharia law kuttha pagala law ani @Telugodura456 antunde mari

[Telugodura456]

Just now, pahelwan1 said:

sharia law kuttha pagala law ani @Telugodura456 antunde mari

i dont know about taliban but sharia law is law in UAE, saudi, Qatar gatra. Manollu ala egabadthaaru akkadiki elli untaaniki.

[futureofandhra]

9 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

i dont know about taliban but sharia law is law in UAE, saudi, Qatar gatra. Manollu ala egabadthaaru akkadiki elli untaaniki.

women can drive n work in those countries

[mirchi_bajji]

i think ppl feel that now is best time to get asylum and get out before airport is closed. sad to see such videos.

[Pulkapresident]

12 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

i dont know about taliban but sharia law is law in UAE, saudi, Qatar gatra. Manollu ala egabadthaaru akkadiki elli untaaniki.

Lol, the problem with Sharia is not the law itself, but the lack thereof. Any law is by definition intended to be a specific as possible, however it is subject to interpretation. The problem with Sharia law is how vague it is. Taliban are known to use the most extreme interpretation, which when translated to English sounds horrific. Unlike UAE and Saudi, where the interpretation of the law is under the realm of human rights. 

[futureofandhra]

15 minutes ago, Pulkapresident said:

Lol, the problem with Sharia is not the law itself, but the lack thereof. Any law is by definition intended to be a specific as possible, however it is subject to interpretation. The problem with Sharia law is how vague it is. Taliban are known to use the most extreme interpretation, which when translated to English sounds horrific. Unlike UAE and Saudi, where the interpretation of the law is under the realm of human rights. 

in saudi women not allowed to drive couple of years back

[JackSeal]

55 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

may that girl is blessed and saved 

Not this girl but most afghans are trying to use the situation to emigrate to western countries as sikhs did I’m 80s

[futureofandhra]

2 minutes ago, JackSeal said:

Not this girl but most afghans are trying to use the situation to emigrate to western countries as sikhs did I’m 80s

situation of women is bad under taliban rule

[potti_ramayya1]

41 minutes ago, pahelwan1 said:

sharia law kuttha pagala law ani @Telugodura456 antunde mari

 

24 minutes ago, Pulkapresident said:

38 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

i dont know about taliban but sharia law is law in UAE, saudi, Qatar gatra. Manollu ala egabadthaaru akkadiki elli untaaniki.

Yes nenemantaanante Taliban lu pettindi Shariya law 

Saudi n other kanthrees lo unnadi shariya 

hindolam lo REE laaga undee lenattugaa untundi 

 

Mahakavi @NiranjanGaaru emannaro telsaa saar?

Read between the mullahs gaddams annaaru

 

[Hungry_DinoBaby]

30 minutes ago, Pulkapresident said:

Lol, the problem with Sharia is not the law itself, but the lack thereof. Any law is by definition intended to be a specific as possible, however it is subject to interpretation. The problem with Sharia law is how vague it is. Taliban are known to use the most extreme interpretation, which when translated to English sounds horrific. Unlike UAE and Saudi, where the interpretation of the law is under the realm of human rights. 

Are you our own pillibeta 

[DummyVariable]

34 minutes ago, Pulkapresident said:

Lol, the problem with Sharia is not the law itself, but the lack thereof. Any law is by definition intended to be a specific as possible, however it is subject to interpretation. The problem with Sharia law is how vague it is. Taliban are known to use the most extreme interpretation, which when translated to English sounds horrific. Unlike UAE and Saudi, where the interpretation of the law is under the realm of human rights. 

[Hungry_DinoBaby]

Just now, DummyVariable said:

Bro pillibeta ekkada