Indian gems and Pakistani rhetorical pearls

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Such features are common to people with dwarfism. There are probably countless other people that look similar to them. Another example of a similar-looking dwarf that comes to mind is Hornswoggle from WWE.

Perhaps, but this guy still looks very similar to the guy. They're not just doing the typical Desi wishful thinking on this one.

[Sarbani]

A confirmation of what Paul Gill said before that Punjabis are Central Asians.



Oh, and the Kushans were Gujjars. This explains why Punjabis look like other Central Asians and nothing like South Asians.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Punjabis be like "We Waz Central Asianz"

[maneatinglizard]

A confirmation of what Paul Gill said before that Punjabis are Central Asians.



Oh, and the Kushans were Gujjars. This explains why Punjabis look like other Central Asians and nothing like South Asians.

The way these wannabe white/central Asian Punjabis talk about Dravidians is pretty disgusting. Let’s pretend they actually are completely unrelated, what makes them think it’s okay to call them “s*** skins”?

The fact that they have significant Dravidian ancestry just makes it even worse.

Imagine calling Dravidians “s*** skins” while no one can even tell the difference between you and them. Truly a pathetic existence.

[maneatinglizard]

Punjabis be like "We Waz Central Asianz"

“We waz anything but what we actually are”

[Ironhide]

Yes she is clearly a darkie hahaha ....no doubt about that. And she's got a manly voice, it's gross.

The content of your conversation amazes me. I am a pashtun and oftenly mistaken for European, also i have traveled across Baluchistan and i found them somewhat similar in looks to Sindhis...

However, i dont see how is all that important??!!

[maneatinglizard]

The content of your conversation amazes me. I am a pashtun and oftenly mistaken for European, also i have traveled across Baluchistan and i found them somewhat similar in looks to Sindhis...

However, i dont see how is all that important??!!

It’s not. The problem isn’t that she’s dark, it’s that Pakistani media tries to make Pakistani people look lighter skinned than they really are, to the point of embarrassment.

I doubt the lady is asking for this kind of distortion from the media and yet she’s the one who looks bad because of it. It’s silly. Just present people as they are. She’s not even darker than the average Pakistani, so why would anyone watching Paki media have a problem with her actual skin color?

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

The content of your conversation amazes me. I am a pashtun and oftenly mistaken for European, also i have traveled across Baluchistan and i found them somewhat similar in looks to Sindhis...

However, i dont see how is all that important??!!

Glad I can fill you with such awe and wonder

Anyways, to answer you, it isn't, we're mocking the South Asian tendency to feel insecure about their skin complexion that they have to do ridiculous levels of light/photo editing.

When I throw out terms like "darkie" it's because we're well aware of Desi Lurkers who read these threads so, seeing words like "darkie" applied to them is like getting stabbed in the heart LOL. I actually have relatives darker than her since they tend to work in the hot sun cultivating grapes and pomegranates. But they're not self conscious of it, Indic people are and what better way to psychologically torment such people than to poke and prod at their deepest fears.

Evil, I know ...but that's why my name is IBLIS ..EFREET-ZAI mwahahahahaa

[Sarbani]

The Jatts were originally found in the Xin Jiang region of China. They used to speak an Indo-European language called Tocharian, which is a very mysterious language. Depictions of the Buddhist cave paintings showed the Tocharians-proto-Jatts with blue eyes and non-black hair.

The Tocharians (proto-Jatts) lived a sedentary lifestyle in the Xin Jiang region from ~1000 BC to 1000 AD, and they had a mass migration corresponding with the Turkish expansion from the north east.

The interesting thing about the proto-Jatts' language, Tocharian, was that it seems to be quite similar to the Celtic-branch of the Indo-European family of languages. They used the term "centum" for 100, instead of "satem" like the Eastern division of the Indo-European languages.

The culture and traditions of the proto-Jatts corraborate very well with the rural, bucolic Sikh Jatts: They both had their harvest dance, monotheistic tendencies, patriarchal society, egalitarian, egrarian, and many loan words still in use amongst the Jatts.

To this day, remnants of Celtic influences abounds in Jatts daily lexicon: From the name of the family relationships (i.e. "perronna" which means 'guest' or 'son-in-law' in Punjabi and introduced by the Jatts, means the exact same thing in Gaellic), certain domesticated animals, and other things. Moreover, many Tocharian words and syntax are still found amongst the Hindu and Sikh Jatt's lexicon, but not the Muslim Jatts, which favor Urdu loan words.

Finally, blood-type analysis indicates haplotypic clustering of the indicate a strong affinity to the proto-Jatts/Tocharians of the Xin-Jiang province.

When the Tocharians migrated southwards to the Punjab, they adopted the much more rigorous Prakrits, and this became pidginized to Zattbholi, which is not spoken any longer. It is speculated that "Zatt" gave way to the self-description of "Jatt", and means "son" in Tocharian-B.

http://www.punjabi.net/forum/showthr...?t=1088&page=3

[jama0112]

Just sad they're mostly genetically desis now

:/

[maneatinglizard]

List of things Punjabis are:

- Afghan
- Persian
- Turkic
- Celtic
- Tocharian
- Scythian
- Arab
- European

List of things Punabis are NOT:

- Indic

[Sarbani]

Ever wonder what happened to all the Persians/Tajiks that settled in India? Well, wonder no more.

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Seems like not all of them were assimilated or forgot their Tajik identity. This one even preserved the original Hindu religion of his Tajik ancestors. How heartwarming.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Ever wonder what happened to all the Persians/Tajiks that settled in India? Well, wonder no more.

https://i.imgur.com/jbZHafD.png

Seems like not all of them were assimilated or forgot their Tajik identity. This one even preserved the original Hindu religion of his Tajik ancestors. How heartwarming.

I feel like I'm staring right into the face of Zarathustra himself.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Indics be like....


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[Sarbani]

Pakis and Indians humiliating themselves yet again by engaging in a Hindu Civil War in a completely foreign environment. This isn't even the first time they've made a mockery of themselves on that same subreddit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/iranian/com...h_israel_over/