Salman, accused in hit-and-run case,tweets against killing of innocent

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HarveySpecter

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

If you read the article carefully, nowhere they have mentioned Salman's act is equivalent to the dastardly terrorist attack. They have just listed his brushes with the law in the past.

And while his killing an innocent may not have been intentional, him driving while drunk was intentional, him trying to run away from the punishment for 12 years by lying in the court is intentional. He has not only killed the innocent, but also the honest constable Ravindra Patil who refused to lie in the court in Salman's favour. 🤢

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Bazigar

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

First thing if anywhere written that even if someone is criminal , he cant express his opinion , or he cant have a say on what is right or wrong ?

We are becoming too judgmental and nothing else. Appreciate his view.

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blue-ice.

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: PigBenis
While what Salman did should not be connected to the inhuman terrorist act committed by the Taliban, his tweet is a huge irony regardless. Killing of an innocent should never be excused whether it was intentional or unintentional. At the end of the day, it is a crime so the criminal needs to be punished.

No its not an irony PB...any human with a little heart will be saddened by that incident...yes Salman should be condemned for what he has done...no excuses...but to say that he can't tweet against the Peshawar incident is ridiculous...Salman should not even have been brought into this...u know by bringing Salman into this...people are somehow lowering the gravity of what happened with those innocent kids.

Edited by blue-ice - 10 years ago

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fivestars

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Posted: 10 years ago

#14

WOW...now salman has no right to comment on terrorism ??😕

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Scorpio_Velvet

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Posted: 10 years ago

#15

At least he didn't make insensitive comments this time unlike post 26/11. Kudos.

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cougarTown

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: Scorpio_Velvet
At least he didn't make insensitive comments this time unlike post 26/11. Kudos.

What did he say back then?

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Posted: 10 years ago

#17

What Salman did was wrong and he should have been punished accordingly for it. But it was not intentional. What these terrorists did was intentional as well as morally reprehensible and for what? To instill fear in people's minds. The latter is sick on so many levels. How can the two even be compared? Also, Salman has as much right to condemn this heinous act.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#18

All the people who think him tweeting over it is bad because of his past - please become a bit less judgmental. It is one the worst things the world is suffering from nowadays when everyone wants to act like a moral police for EACH AND EVERY ACTION OF SOMEONE. Please, get a heart and act more smartly. 🥱

Edited by Euphorrria - 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

#19

I see nothing wrong here

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sara rafeek

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Posted: 10 years ago

#20

Wow seriously this is pathetic. What Salman did was wrong but it was not intentional. It was one huge mistake. But you can't compare a mistake with a murder. Thats horrible. Salman has all right to express his opinion and how he is feeling about it.

That has nothing to do with his past. His Mistake can't take away his right to share his opinion.