cries about Kashmir 
!bharatiya lmao Pakis get jealous about a fricking SHOPPING MALL 
Dear Zunaira I am afraid the same I’d going to happen to Pakistan as well. Nawaz Sharif Zardari and Kiani & Bajwa laid the foundation back in 2007/2008.
forget about kashmir it's gone .. our military leadership had 2 opportunities to take it back but it didn't and has just kept the issue alive to rule over us.
Is this tard talking about 1965 and 1971? That time Indian tanks could be viewed from their largest city and that other time they lost half their country, they could have taken Kashmir then? 
We have also made srinagar highway
Muzzie name. Rare patriotic muzzie? 
Pakistan is an independent state but foreigners hesitate to invest even our overseas don’t feel comfortable to invest in it, and on the other hand Foreign countries are investing in Occupied Kashmir, really disappointing for Pakistani Nation :( Zunaira shukryia kis ka ada krna ha
Pakis run by 
are worth investing in 
India is the new Israel for the world🤣
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God, I just love the fact that as we get more relevant in the global stage, countries will straight up ignore the Kashmir issue. Even palesticucks dare not to prod into that. It results in some pure undiluted seethe from Pakis, who still think there's an ummah lmao
. I'm so glad I'm part of the winning team.
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I am a queer, trans, working woman, a Marxist-Leninist, a breathless political zealot, and a tired old woman. I am the world's foreleast expert on trans representation in film.
My preferred kinds of films include queer and trans cinema, quiet art films, experimental feminist films, slashers, gialli, 70s exploitation stuff, bright happy movies, 90s teen angst, neon 80s stuff, melodrama, terrible romcoms, LA Rebellion films, cinema from oppressed nations, anti-imperialist films, pro-worker films, films by women, 60s musicals, Spice World, weepies, feelgood women's films, mysteries, and things that look pretty.
I am an organizer with the Workers Voice Socialist Movement. Though the opinions I express here in this blog are a reflection of the political education I receive from that group, my writing has not been reviewed by my comrades and should not be taken to necessarily reflect the views of the group. Instead, understand that this blog is my hobby. I don't hide my politics, and I review and analyze film from the political perspective I share with the Workers Group as best I can, but it is not officially endorsed by the group.
I use content warnings on some of my reviews now, but my older reviews do not have them. Use your discretion.
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You insulted me (a sure sign your engagement is not in good faith). You tried to defend a something abhorrent, like genocide, imperialism, pedophilia, r*pe, etc. Or you just outstayed your welcome. While it is the task of any revolutionary to educate the rest of the working class, online discourse has limits. While in the past I have been quicker to block than I am today, I still get frustrated relatively quickly because of the long history of harassment I have experienced on this site and others.
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Letterboxd does not allow discussions of those kinds of websites.
How do I know I'm trans?
If you have to ask, you probably are.
Explain your rating system.
It is largely based on whim and feeling, and I don't have a good explanation for it.
Why don't you talk about the film instead of your personal stories or politics?
I do talk about the films I watch. All the time. Sometimes I contextualize them with other information. "Theme" is part of a movie.
But did you like the movie?
That's probably discernible from the review, but if you can't figure it out, dig up my rating of it.
Why must you always be political?
All art is political. What you think of as apolitical art upholds the status quo, which is, under capitalism, a right-wing hellscape.
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Yes. You're either (a) just bad at film analysis or (b) coming from a more boring perspective. Quit asking insufferable, bad-faith questions.
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