Originally posted by BarakzaiAbdali
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I have issue with notation of what "% of Pashtuns worth their salt" for based on my personal experience I find Pashtuns to be pragmatic and realistic. However simply claiming the "right" moral values does not improve the group's moral image when this is not in line with it's core goals and identity. Instead groups are seen as more honest and sincere when they admits to their interests and core values. So lets stop shaaf shaaf... and go to Shaftaloo....we need to know your personal opinion about this... Do you think Afghan girl has right to marry whoever she sees fits?
Second...how is over simplifying Pashtuns as religious zealots can benefit our core interests? Off course I'm not talking about those few Pathans in bed with Pakistani establishment that are cashing our blood(which your family could or could not be one of them) I mean interest of majority of Pashtuns....keeping in my the great game that is being played with our blood.
I'm all ears...lets have a productive discussion.



You got my protection as long as you forgo your subtle passive aggressive anti-Pashtun bull****. Truth be told I'm not a nationalist, I do love my people Pashtuns but it does not mean I will irrationally support pashtun...for me a patriotic Hindu Afghan have more value and respect then a sold out Pashtun.

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