As tensions rise between Pakistan and India, the Pakistani public reveals a stark contrast to the official rhetoric. While military actions are escalating and leaders promise a decisive response, civilians are not interested in war. Many are focused on economic hardships, unemployment, and a political system they view as unrepresentative. Young individuals, like university students, express a longing for peace, emphasizing that their daily concerns are centered around financial instability rather than military conflict.
We already have too many problems. We need peace, not more trouble.
Conversations are less about battles and borders and more about inflation, unemployment, a political system that feels unrepresentative.
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