Ever notice how every Indic on the internet has a "blonde/red-haired grandmother"?

[khushal]

lot's of Pashtuns have re-vitiligo. They are born white with their light colored hair and then it turns darker when they hit puberty.

The reverse michael jackson syndrome.

Haha, your a complete moron who has no education. The body produces more melanin as it is more exposed to UV rays from the Sun which is why eye color, skin color, hair color changes as one grows older.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

lot's of Pashtuns have re-vitiligo. They are born white with their light colored hair and then it turns darker when they hit puberty.

The reverse michael jackson syndrome.

Can we please delete all of Killzai's troll profiles already? Holy f*ck

[Friends of Baloch]

I was just browsing through a travel group last night and saw these gems on a topic about Iran. All of the screen shots below are from the same post.

The pakis were lying to some Westerners and claiming to be 'Persian' and then some Iranians got annoyed and rejected the idea that pakis have anything to do with Iran. Then some Hindu got involved and started trolling the pakis about it. Incidentally the Hindu was trying to suck up to the Iranians while trolling the pakis, who became very desperate and butt hurt that some Iranians told them that Iranians dont feel close to pakis. The pakis refused to accept it and started telling the Iranians that they cant erase thier 'Persian' paki identity.

Some Westerners also rejected any similarities between pakis and Iranians.

These paki losers and their racial complex.. I am being nice today that is why i did not expose their names.

The comment by some paki about "faces" of pakis and Iranians being "the same" made me cringe and LOL.

[Elias]

I was just browsing through a travel group last night and saw these gems on a topic about Iran. All of the screen shots below are from the same post.

The pakis were lying to some Westerners and claiming to be 'Persian' and then some Iranians got annoyed and rejected the idea that pakis have anything to do with Iran. Then some Hindu got involved and started trolling the pakis about it. Incidentally the Hindu was trying to suck up to the Iranians while trolling the pakis, who became very desperate and butt hurt that some Iranians told them that Iranians dont feel close to pakis. The pakis refused to accept it and started telling the Iranians that they cant erase thier 'Persian' paki identity.

Some Westerners also rejected any similarities between pakis and Iranians.

These paki losers and their racial complex.. I am being nice today that is why i did not expose their names.

The comment by some paki about "faces" of pakis and Iranians being "the same" made me cringe and LOL.

We should start a fun thread "Indic gems". Where we collect all the alternative facts of Indics.

[Sarbani]

I was just browsing through a travel group last night and saw these gems on a topic about Iran. All of the screen shots below are from the same post.

The pakis were lying to some Westerners and claiming to be 'Persian' and then some Iranians got annoyed and rejected the idea that pakis have anything to do with Iran. Then some Hindu got involved and started trolling the pakis about it. Incidentally the Hindu was trying to suck up to the Iranians while trolling the pakis, who became very desperate and butt hurt that some Iranians told them that Iranians dont feel close to pakis. The pakis refused to accept it and started telling the Iranians that they cant erase thier 'Persian' paki identity.

Some Westerners also rejected any similarities between pakis and Iranians.

These paki losers and their racial complex.. I am being nice today that is why i did not expose their names.

The comment by some paki about "faces" of pakis and Iranians being "the same" made me cringe and LOL.

Hahaha. I always see them use Pashtuns as the target of their complexes, so I'm a tiny bit relieved to see others get to feel what we go through. I agree with Elias that we should make a cringe compilation of these xD

LOL at the guy saying that they used to celebrate Nowruz and learn Persian before the Afghan War, USA, and Saudis. Actually, Indic Shias still celebrate Nowruz and Persian hasn't been taught since the British supplanted it with Urdu.

[maneatinglizard]

I was just browsing through a travel group last night and saw these gems on a topic about Iran. All of the screen shots below are from the same post.

The pakis were lying to some Westerners and claiming to be 'Persian' and then some Iranians got annoyed and rejected the idea that pakis have anything to do with Iran. Then some Hindu got involved and started trolling the pakis about it. Incidentally the Hindu was trying to suck up to the Iranians while trolling the pakis, who became very desperate and butt hurt that some Iranians told them that Iranians dont feel close to pakis. The pakis refused to accept it and started telling the Iranians that they cant erase thier 'Persian' paki identity.

Some Westerners also rejected any similarities between pakis and Iranians.

These paki losers and their racial complex.. I am being nice today that is why i did not expose their names.

The comment by some paki about "faces" of pakis and Iranians being "the same" made me cringe and LOL.

Stuff like this is so cringey I’d think you were making it up if I hadn’t witnessed it myself. Just a few days ago some Pakis infested the Afghan subreddit, and when a Pashtun went racist on them, one of them countered by saying his mom was Hazara. This is literally posts after the guy was bashing Afghans (and I’m sure he does it non-stop on the Pakistan subreddit).

It’s so odd how much they hate us, but at the same time wish to associate themselves to us.

[SavageCurry]

Even though claiming West Asian or Central Asian descent seems to be a cultural rite for most of them (especially Indic Muslims), they seem to have a special infatuation with Pashtuns. For every Indic that claims Persian or Turkic ancestry, you'll have close to a hundred that will not only claim Pashtun ancestry, but self-identify as 'ethnic Pashtun'. I guess it's because they think their claims will be seen as more legitimate if they try to connect themselves to Pashtuns since we had a greater presence in South Asia and are in geographical proximity. And since it's already super common, they think they won't be seen as some weirdos if they try to latch themselves onto Pashtuns specifically whereas they might get ridiculed if they self-identify as an Arab or Turk or claim descent from those ethnic groups.

If our ancestors knew the extent to how great the inferiority complex of Indics was, they would have never intermingled with them or invaded them so much. The Lodhis should have tried to conquer Transoxiana instead of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

It's cuz Pathans are an Indian race by core. your genetics doesn't lie bro. the cultural difference between groups like Persians, Tajiks, Kurds, etc. is like day and night.

[Friends of Baloch]

Hahaha. I always see them use Pashtuns as the target of their complexes, so I'm a tiny bit relieved to see others get to feel what we go through. I agree with Elias that we should make a cringe compilation of these xD

LOL at the guy saying that they used to celebrate Nowruz and learn Persian before the Afghan War, USA, and Saudis. Actually, Indic Shias still celebrate Nowruz and Persian hasn't been taught since the British supplanted it with Urdu.

I know right. Nowruz has nothing to do with pakis and has never been a custom of South Asians. It's mostly just an Iranian, Tajik and Kurdish thing, even tho some Turkics also celebrate. Why would Indics celebrate the Persian new year anyway they belong to a completely different part of the World with a very different geography and climate, lol. Celebrating Persian spring / new year in South Asia would be like asking people to celebrate the beginning of South Asian Monsoon season in Turkmenistan Just senseless and no connection whatsoever. Only for Parsis it makes sense for since it is their heritage too.

Such desperate losers and liars these converted Dalits aka Punjabis are.

Most people in Pakiland dont event know what Nowruz is and have no clue about the customs, history and purpose of this Zoroastrian / Persian tradition.

What the hell would a paki put on a haft sin table to make Nowruz relatable to their part of the World? A bowl of daal and a lump of ghee? lmao...

These f'n pakis never stop lying about who and what they are.

[jamakzai1221]

LOL i noticed this too, like every other indain/paki has a pathan/persian/whatever grandmother (why is it always a grandmother?) and someone in the family has some coloured features. its become a meme at this point and even afghans are starting to notice it, argue with a desi long enough and eventually the inevitable will happen "well im part pathan so...".



coloured eyes are very common from my own experience but coloured hair is very uncommon. in my own entire family + extended family i can think of only a handful of people with noticeably light hair while every other person has coloured eyes.

LOOL. I am half tajik myself half pashtun, but i gotta say my pashtun aunties usually always half green eyes, i even have one who has blue eyes. I have brown hair myself, from what i know its tajik who have the most coloured hair and its the pashtuns with crazy eyes lol. In fact apparently 10 percent of tajiks have blonde hair as children, and some even red.

[Kakar-Wardak]

LOOL. I am half tajik myself half pashtun, but i gotta say my pashtun aunties usually always half green eyes, i even have one who has blue eyes. I have brown hair myself, from what i know its tajik who have the most coloured hair and its the pashtuns with crazy eyes lol. In fact apparently 10 percent of tajiks have blonde hair as children, and some even red.

Indics are big liars I can count on 1 hand the amount of people in my family this includes dozens of cousins and so on who have coloured eyes, it's pretty rare to be honest, red hair I mean I have yet to meet any pashtuns with red hair, I know they exist but Its very rare.

[jamakzai1221]

[QUOTE=Kakar-Wardak;821542]Indics are big liars I can count on 1 hand the amount of people in my family this includes dozens of cousins and so on who have coloured eyes, it's pretty rare to be honest, red hair I mean I have yet to meet any pashtuns with red hair, I know they exist but Its very rare.[/QUOTE
Red hair is rare even in england. I have seen a afghan tajik with red hair, she was born in england so she kept her raid her and it didn’t get pigmented. The thing is it isn’t can as rare as you think it is. Lighter eyes is common among Some mountainous Pashtuns tribes, and they keep the eye colour because the sun isn’t too strong once mountainous places. The crazy thing is when u do see a Pashtun with green eyes, it’s deep green, so green that even most Europeans can’t have it. Sharbat gulla is a good example of this.