Why are Afghans so racist.

[Kakar-Wardak]

What would you say your views are on homosexuality??

Im against it.

[Baserka]

Life USB tough, bro. Self denial won't take you very far.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

...Iblis talks about mental colonization and colonial inferiority complex...whilst bending down on the floor with his bum in the air facing a "holy shrine" in a foreign city...

Better to kneel before the holy, than another human being.

[Pakwatan1]

stfu pak*i *******, don't quote me.

Gandu apna lun cuti shur.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Fair & lovely again, thats used by like 0.01% of Indians. Compare that with bacha bazi where by American army estimates more then half of male population is involved but you don't see me mentioning it in every post.

The denial is strong with this one


Hindustan Unilever Limited research claims that “90 percent of Indian women want to use whiteners because it is aspirational, like losing weight. A fair skin is like education, regarded as a social and economic step up."[5]

[16thmultiaccount]

This place has a negative feel now.

I missed out on the golden era times.

[Traveller]

This place has a negative feel now.

I missed out on the golden era times.

Ta sok ye?(who are you?)

[16thmultiaccount]

Ta sok ye?(who are you?)

I joined in 2015, I think. Just a friendly stranger.

[miniskit]

Reason for afghans being racists is white worshipping/influence. Brown people being racist against each other is just toxic mudslinging so one side feels better about themselves.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

[Admin Khan]

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.

I suppose I am employing the term differently. Pashtuns, in my experience, regardless of where they live take pride in their attan, ability to speak Pashto, and actually practice various aspects of the culture with a great sense of responsibility.

Iranians, from my experience, are the first to drop their culture, not speak in Farsi, etc. I've come across enough Pashtuns born in the USA, and they each have a great deal of pride in their culture. I can't say the same for Iranians, who even have western names, despite being Muslims, just to fit in better. Whereas the Pashtuns have names like: Pashtun, Pashtana, etc.

Just an unfurnished thought.

[Elite Pakhtun]

I suppose I am employing the term differently. Pashtuns, in my experience, regardless of where they live take pride in their attan, ability to speak Pashto, and actually practice various aspects of the culture with a great sense of responsibility.

Iranians, from my experience, are the first to drop their culture, not speak in Farsi, etc. I've come across enough Pashtuns born in the USA, and they each have a great deal of pride in their culture. I can't say the same for Iranians, who even have western names, despite being Muslims, just to fit in better. Whereas the Pashtuns have names like: Pashtun, Pashtana, etc.

Just an unfurnished thought.

My experience is different. The Iranians I know do tend to be more westernized, but I think that's probably something in their culture. Other than that, they usually know Farsi. For some reason, except for a few that I know (less than 10), they tend to hate Islam. They believe Islam benefited off of their culture, but they didn't gain much in return. They lament that they got defeated by a number of places... worst being Iraq (really bothers them that it happened). They love their history though. They stress that they have a culture outside of Islam. Enough of them do think they're superior.

I think some of them tend to be too arrogant, which if justified is fine. Many are against my interest as it stands today. They're generally pro-India and have undue influence on your kin . A possible reason for that may be the Shia Sunni divide.

Would be interested hearing others' thoughts on this too.

[maneatinglizard]

I suppose I am employing the term differently. Pashtuns, in my experience, regardless of where they live take pride in their attan, ability to speak Pashto, and actually practice various aspects of the culture with a great sense of responsibility.

Iranians, from my experience, are the first to drop their culture, not speak in Farsi, etc. I've come across enough Pashtuns born in the USA, and they each have a great deal of pride in their culture. I can't say the same for Iranians, who even have western names, despite being Muslims, just to fit in better. Whereas the Pashtuns have names like: Pashtun, Pashtana, etc.

Just an unfurnished thought.

The thing about the Iranians I know is that even when they get very westernized and pretty much abandon everything about their culture other than holidays, they still brag about how amazing their culture and history is. Granted I don't know a lot of Iranians, especially not religious ones, but the ones on the internet seem to fit this mold too.

My experience is different. The Iranians I know do tend to be more westernized, but I think that's probably something in their culture. Other than that, they usually know Farsi. For some reason, except for a few that I know (less than 10), they tend to hate Islam. They believe Islam benefited off of their culture, but they didn't gain much in return. They lament that they got defeated by a number of places... worst being Iraq (really bothers them that it happened). They love their history though. They stress that they have a culture outside of Islam. Enough of them do think they're superior.

I think some of them tend to be too arrogant, which if justified is fine. Many are against my interest as it stands today. They're generally pro-India and have undue influence on your kin . A possible reason for that may be the Shia Sunni divide.

Would be interested hearing others' thoughts on this too.

One thing to remember is that most of the Iranians living in the west (or their parents) came here to escape the Islamic Revolution. So they grew up in the nationalist cultures that were being pushed by the post colonial Muslim governments, most of which sought to marginalize the cultural impact of Islam. I imagine Persians in Iran are probably more positive towards Islam.

The hatred for Islam is pretty hilarious though. The reality is Persians have been Muslim longer than they were Zoroastrian, and Islam helped to spread aspects of Persian culture better than any previous Persian empire. The whole nature of Persian nationalism is pretty weird, as the Achaemenids were actually very accepting of different peoples, especially compared to other nations on the time. They didn't impose their religion on anyone, and in fact they were the ones who freed the Jews and paid for the Second Temple (Cyrus is even called a Messiah in the Bible for it). They didn't impose their language either, and in fact used Aramaic as the official language of their empire. So if anything, Islam actually helped spread the Persian language better than the preceding Persian empires.

[16thmultiaccount]

Reason for afghans being racists is white worshipping/influence. Brown people being racist against each other is just toxic mudslinging so one side feels better about themselves.

"Brown" and "White" are terms invented by your colonial Anglo masters. We Dont use such term to classify people.

The only white worshippers are you people. Your country is riddled with racism based on Skin color/caste.

Dont lecturw othrs.lol

[Traveller]

[MENTION=19566]Elite Pakhtun[/MENTION] [MENTION=19985]maneatinglizard[/MENTION]
I know some Iranians and I've noticed the same things.