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I have visited over 20 different countries. One thing I have learned is that when I am in a strange environment, I shouldn't believe how locals describe one another. In most cases people give you a very inaccurate picture of people they are not really a part of.Originally posted by FirdousiNever talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.
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So how should I call those people and how should I understand them and what they do? And then, shouldn't I believe my own eyes and ears?Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View PostI have visited over 20 different countries. One thing I have learned is that when I am in a strange environment, I shouldn't believe how locals describe one another. In most cases people give you a very inaccurate picture of people they are not really a part of.
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First of all, they are not gypsies. They are people who are either victims of natural disasters, or crime and corruption. As a result, they have lost their property and were forced to live in the streets. Since they have spent all their life in the streets and the society is by and large indifferent to the situation of the poor and the destitute, they are forced to take what they need by force sometimes.
Mind you they are not normal people because they live in extreme environment. Therefore, their behavior is not normal. They have no time to develop good manners and morality because they have spent years on the streets.
When you see things, look further, and try to understand what you are seeing.Originally posted by FirdousiNever talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.
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We call them homeless of beggars because homelessness and begging describes their situation. It is not an ethnicity. Its a situation where they are finding themselves in.Originally posted by FirdousiNever talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.
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They live like this by their own choice. They make villages with their tents in garbage while near you can find villages of those who also could be homeless but made their own houses of mud.Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View PostFirst of all, they are not gypsies. They are people who are either victims of natural disasters, or crime and corruption. As a result, they have lost their property and were forced to live in the streets. Since they have spent all their life in the streets and the society is by and large indifferent to the situation of the poor and the destitute, they are forced to take what they need by force sometimes.
Mind you they are not normal people because they live in extreme environment. Therefore, their behavior is not normal. They have no time to develop good manners and morality because they have spent years on the streets.
When you see things, look further, and try to understand what you are seeing.
This is how live people who lost everything in the disaster: they came to another town and made houses and earning their money. Their houses illegal but local government never touches them because these people are forced to live like that.


And this is how live those whom you are speaking for: they never built their houses same as their forefathers and they are always in the same activities


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[MENTION=1753]Manzareh[/MENTION]
De beghairata insan adat de waku.Oo ta zaan ta pashtun ham waye.
Didnt you read the first line of the thread.as this thread is only about posting positve picture of Pakistan.
it is not our mistake that your born in country like afghanistan.a dud land.
Yes poor exists in Pakistan as in many countries including USA.
if your in so much love with posting about poverty in pakistan than open a new thread.why ruin mine.
the afghan refugees we have in Pakistan are exactly similar to you."[B][SIZE="3"]Seer Speen Wazeer[/SIZE][/B]"
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Kharmang - About 100 km from Skardu

Deosai and Skardu

Karimabad, coming down from Baltit Fort

Deosai Plains

between Hunza & Gilgit

Hunza


Blossom season in Hunza Valley


Shounter Lake by Jibran85{Looking 4 Snow}, on Flickr

Green Pastures (Fairy Meadows) by M. Mudabbir, on Flickr

iExplore Kashmir - Keran AJK by Black-Z-ro [100,000+ views], on Flickr

Throne Room of The Mountain Gods (Concordia) by Haider Λli, on Flickr

Shine by Shehzaad Maroof Khan, on Flickr

www.hassanrana.com by Hassan Rana ( HSN ), on Flickr"[B][SIZE="3"]Seer Speen Wazeer[/SIZE][/B]"
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Sorry halaka, I didn't want to ruin your topic and if you want I can remove those pictures (but kasam pa khuday I chose the most harmless pictures)Originally posted by Da Bannu Mazdigar View Post[MENTION=1753]Manzareh[/MENTION]
Didnt you read the first line of the thread.as this thread is only about posting positve picture of Pakistan.
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He took this photo whilst falling from the mountain.Originally posted by Da Bannu Mazdigar View Post
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Olga probably isn't actually the piece of Russkie filth she pretends to be but just some desperate Pakistani troll. As for the photos, with the exclusion of the beautiful nature and landscapes, this looks like some brochure designed to lure western tourists to Pakistan. I don't know if you've considered a career in tourism but you're a great charlatan and con artist.
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