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He attacks India and the rest of the world yet failed to address the cultural attitudes of Pakistani men towards women and young homeless Pakistani boys, he never mentioned once Pakistan's problem with gang rape. But I guess the speech wouldn't have the same zing if it focused on Pakistani gang rape culture. All in all he's being a bit hypocritical considering how many Pakistani women are in bondage and how many young Pakistani homeless boys are gang raped.
So I say no he is not the Pakistani Nelson Mandela and will likely get called out for the same bullshit he called India out on as this is a political case of the pot calling the kettle black.
Pakistan is a country where women do not have basic freedoms, where mon-muslims are oppressed, criticising Islam is punishable by death, martial rape is legal, where forced conversion, rape, and forced marriages of non-muslim women regularly occurs, mass gang rape, where thousands Hindu families are forced to flee as refugees to India each year, of honour killings,
90% of women reported being subject to domestic violence, acid attacks, where the gang rape of homeless boys is not only seen as normal it's not even seen as a bad thing.

If we look at the definition of terrorism:
"the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims."

And we look at the definition of hate crime:
"a crime, typically one involving violence, that is motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or other grounds."

They're really not that different.

I mean the guy who did the "Charlottesville Car Attack" the Mayor of Charlottesville, the Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, the Attorney General and the FBI director called what he did attack an act of domestic terrorism.

He even killed one lovely woman.

And even though four credible, highly ranked people said what he did was an act of terrorism, he was charged with 29 or 30 "hate crime" charges.

Even Wikipedia has titled this attack in one instance as "Charlottesville terror attack"

I don't see anyone calling it the "Charlottesville hate crime attack"

In my eyes, hate crime and terrorism are basically the same things dressed up differently.

What do you think?