Why are Afghans so racist.

[Friends of Baloch]

I've met afghans all around the world and to me the most racist and bitter people tend to always be afghans. Either somone is a filthy Paki or a Arabay or a black Indian or whatever, never do afghans have anything nice to say about anyone, and then within afghan itself the minority's have their own supremecy issues. Really nasty people. Correct me if I'm wrong but what is your own experience of people from Afghanistan and why do so many of them seem evil (you can be an afghan yourself and still have honest feedback from this)

Go to LA and talk to some Mexicans about Blacks.

[Admin Khan]

Some Pashtuns from Pakistan and Afghanistan tend to look down on Punjabis, and dark skinned folks from Afghanistan; I have seen Pashtuns from both sides get together to mock others. I suppose it's the 'we have never been conquered, and we look good.' attitude. Calling a Pashtun a Punjabi or Bengali is an insult amongst Pashtuns.

'Go away, you Punjabi', or Bengali, is what I have seen frequently.

Let's refrain from generalizations, and acknowledge we aren't perfect, have flaws, and a lot of work to do.

[Charsi Malang]

Some Pashtuns from Pakistan and Afghanistan tend to look down on Punjabis, and dark skinned folks from Afghanistan; I have seen Pashtuns from both sides get together to mock others. I suppose it's the 'we have never been conquered, and we look good.' attitude. Calling a Pashtun a Punjabi or Bengali is an insult amongst Pashtuns.

'Go away, you Punjabi', or Bengali, is what I have seen frequently.

Let's refrain from generalizations, and acknowledge we aren't perfect, have flaws, and a lot of work to do.

It's not only Pashtuns brother -all third world countries don't like dark skinned people. They all make fun of anyone who has dark skinned. In the West dark skin is admired.

Calling a Pashtun anything but a Pashtun is considered insultive.

[Mirwais~]

You might be surprised to know that in South Punjab, we preserve certain customs of Lodhis and Durranis more so than actual Pashtuns from the Northern areas.

And I'm not a wanna be. I am not Afghan, and nor am I a Pashtun. I am a Pakistani Punjabi Arain, from day one. I never claimed to be otherwise.

Trust me, even the closest people to Indians(Pakistani Jats) are not very close to Indians at all. I guess we have our own thing going on.

[Admin Khan]

It's not only Pashtuns brother -all third world countries don't like dark skinned people. They all make fun of anyone who has dark skinned. In the West dark skin is admired.

Calling a Pashtun anything but a Pashtun is considered insultive.

You are right; what I mentioned is by no means limited to Pashtuns. At the same time, I don't think I've ever came across a set of people as proud as Pashtuns.

[maneatinglizard]

You are right; what I mentioned is by no means limited to Pashtuns. At the same time, I don't think I've ever came across a set of people as proud as Pashtuns.

Iranians?

Honestly, I would probably put Pashtuns on the low end of delusional pride. Real life Pashtuns are certainly not as racist as everyone on this forum lol.

[Akbar]

Manzareh is going through another phase.
first he was a proud paki
than a proud pashtun exclusively
than he became friendly
than again uber proud paki bashing afghans.

comon Manzareh how old are you.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Iranians?

Honestly, I would probably put Pashtuns on the low end of delusional pride. Real life Pashtuns are certainly not as racist as everyone on this forum lol.

Yeah I'm actually not racist at all, but I'm a bit pathological so I LOVE saying things I know has traumatic psychological impact on frail minded people.

[Kakar-Wardak]

Yeah I'm actually not racist at all, but I'm a bit pathological so I LOVE saying things I know has traumatic psychological impact on frail minded people.

These smelly Indics come here to troll and bring the worst out of us, one week you will have an indic claming pashtuns are Indians, than next week some smelly indic will claim that we are stealing their history.

[Akbar]

in real they wont say things in pashtuns face thats why in real life they dont get this reaction.
if these paki/indians speak in this manner they will probably get the same reaction or worse.

[Charsi Malang]

You are right; what I mentioned is by no means limited to Pashtuns. At the same time, I don't think I've ever came across a set of people as proud as Pashtuns.

Pashtuns are a proud race, but that is not to be confused with arrogance or haughtiness. If anything I feel in everyday Pashtuns lack confidence.

[Akbar]

Pashtuns are a proud race, but that is not to be confused with arrogance or haughtiness. If anything I feel in everyday Pashtuns lack confidence.

from my experience and what i heard from other people pashtuns are very nice to people. we have an Afghan mosque but now there are alot of paksitanis and other muslims attending and even the signs are in urdu.
what kind of racist people would allow this.

[a.s.takhar]

in real they wont say things in pashtuns face thats why in real life they dont get this reaction.
if these paki/indians speak in this manner they will probably get the same reaction or worse.

Sure lol. Remember we can throw idiot Pathans out of Pakistan in 2 days to far side of Afghanistan if we feel like it.

[Akbar]

Sure lol. Remember we can throw idiot Pathans out of Pakistan in 2 days to far side of Afghanistan if we feel like it.

why is your name takhar.
offcourse you can throw helpless refugees and steal their belongings.

[maneatinglizard]

Pashtuns are a proud race, but that is not to be confused with arrogance or haughtiness. If anything I feel in everyday Pashtuns lack confidence.

I feel the same. Pashtuns are proud in the sense that that they want to stay Pashtuns, and be left alone. They're generally not proud in the same way that an Iranian or a German might be, where they look down on others just because they belong to a different group. Though there are groups that we do unfairly look down upon.