Arab Racism by a Arab writer

[khushal]

The Mongol hordes were barbaric and ruthless no doubt; Perhaps the Hazaras were/are their descendants; but those people who settled in Afghanistan eventually to some extent learned to live amongst the locals. in Ghazni where my grandfather was from Hazaras were forced off lands so Ghalji tribes from Qandahar, my family being one of those tribes could settle. I have seen photos in history books of Hazaras being sold in Kabul as recently as 1915, It happened, it's reality. so don't play hear no evil, see no evil with me.

First of all Historically, everyone, tajik, pashtun, uzbek in afghanistan has discriminated against the hazara.
Second, the buying and selling of people happened with all ethnicities in Kabul.
Third, it is no longer a speculation that they are descendant of the mongols, they did a genetic test and actually proved that 25% of them are directly descendant of ghengis khan himself.

Fourth it is natural for the stronger ethnicity to push back the weaker one when resources are limited. Today since the hazara are supported by NATO forces, it is they who are pushing back pashtuns from land. In the North the Uzbeks and Tajiks who are supported by NATO forces are pushing pashtuns from their land.

[ScimitarXEdge]

All you're saying is true and correct and I'm not criticizing that; I'm just saying that this attempt at focusing at one racism or another acting as if our own is free of blame is faulty logic.

otherwise I agree with you.

[khushal]

you are right ours is not free of blame. These things happened everywhere all over the world.

[Lemar]

The Mongol hordes were barbaric and ruthless no doubt; Perhaps the Hazaras were/are their descendants; but those people who settled in Afghanistan eventually to some extent learned to live amongst the locals. in Ghazni where my grandfather was from Hazaras were forced off lands so Ghalji tribes from Qandahar, my family being one of those tribes could settle. I have seen photos in history books of Hazaras being sold in Kabul as recently as 1915, It happened, it's reality. so don't play hear no evil, see no evil with me.

The Ghalji tribes were the oldest people living in Ghazni and you might know why they were forced out and then why again they forced into Ghazni!

Just stating some facts FYI.

I am sure, there are many who hate Hazaras and I dont like that but I also dont like the fact that Kuchis cant go to the summer/spring pastures that has been their land for at least 5000 years maybe even more than that.