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with Jian Ghomeshi

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Since floods began ravaging Pakistan more than a month ago, an estimated 1,600 people have died and more than 20 million have been affected. That's more people than the 2004 Asian tsunami and the recent earthquakes in Kashmir and Haiti combined.

Today on Q, we spoke to Professor Adil Najam and musician Salman Ahmad about why the international response has been so slow, especially compared to other recent disasters.

We want to know what you think. What's your own response been to the floods in Pakistan? What do you make of the response -- or lack thereof -- to the disaster?

Click here for CBC's Pakistan Relief portal, to make a donation.   

Today, we spoke to Carol Bishop Mills (a member of the Board of Directors of the National Down Syndrome Congress) who believes the song, and the episode in which it occurred, is offensive and disparaging to people with intellectual disabilities. But other disability advocates say they are happy with the episode because it's inclusive, and because the character depiction is non-stereotypical.

What do you think? Does "Down Syndrome Girl" cross the line when it comes to television satire?  Or are critics missing the sarcasm of Family Guy, which hails itself as an "equal-opportunity offender"?