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Is this even “not wrong?”
X.T.M, back from a break, says he dislikes the anti-Indian tone of a post and comment, that Brown must stand with Brown after colonialism, and asks whether he is overreacting.
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BP in a sentence
X.T.M describes BP as civilised discussion of contentious ideas, recounts two Bahá’í acquaintances who shut down difficult questions about the Faith, and argues that believers should be agnostics, humble enough…
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Moment in history
A friend shared this on a WhatsApp group I manage (Pakistani Literatis):
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Red Lines on BP
X.T.M states his preferred motto for BP, ‘Nothing is Sacred’, says personal abuse is below the line, and distinguishes Islamophobia from criticising Islam or his own Bahá’í faith.
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Cake & Rape
X.T.M, after Pakistanis accused him of selective posting about the Kathua and Unnao rapes, argues that India’s justice system is shambolic, that violence against women is the region’s pressing issue,…
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Return to BP
A reader’s message to the blog’s hosts, asking commenters to acknowledge the host-guest relationship and observe decorum towards named people, as a basis for Zach’s return.



