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  • #76
    One thing is that Afghans are very hard working and tough people , some have established small businesses e.g small hotels through out pakistan, others are selling things in open...they sell "neelam" material on cheap prices. the "chadar" and "topai" that i am wearing in this winter, i have bought from Afghan neelam...but many of these afghans send their flower like kids to streets to either collect garbage or to beg, which is disheartening to see. Few days ago i saw small afghan kids busy in picking things from trash, neither were they wearing shoes nor "jarsai" in this chilling winter of abbotabad. They are not leading quality life in pakistan, only those in hayatabad and other posh areas of pakistan are enjoying life due to money that they recieve from their relatives in west.
    Another thing is that you would see an afghan earning every where in pakistan, in capital, pindi, lahore, multan, hyderabad, karachi...but i cant imagine a sindhi, punjabi or urduspeaker in afghanistan, afghan people would burn them alive or do worse to them...even pakistani pashtuns are mostly limited to periphery like jalalabad, kabul, he cant imagine to open a shop in northren afghanistan.

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Luffy View Post
      One thing is that Afghans are very hard working and tough people , some have established small businesses e.g small hotels through out pakistan, others are selling things in open...they sell "neelam" material on cheap prices. the "chadar" and "topai" that i am wearing in this winter, i have bought from Afghan neelam...but many of these afghans send their flower like kids to streets to either collect garbage or to beg, which is disheartening to see. Few days ago i saw small afghan kids busy in picking things from trash, neither were they wearing shoes nor "jarsai" in this chilling winter of abbotabad. They are not leading quality life in pakistan, only those in hayatabad and other posh areas of pakistan are enjoying life due to money that they recieve from their relatives in west.
      Another thing is that you would see an afghan earning every where in pakistan, in capital, pindi, lahore, multan, hyderabad, karachi...but i cant imagine a sindhi, punjabi or urduspeaker in afghanistan, afghan people would burn them alive or do worse to them...even pakistani pashtuns are mostly limited to periphery like jalalabad, kabul, he cant imagine to open a shop in northren afghanistan.
      In Afghanistan they are treating them way better than you.
      Pakistani refugees flee to Afghanistan - 06 Oct 08 - YouTube

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      • #78
        Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
        pakistan in 2030
        hahahahhaahhahahhahahahahhahahahaha
        youtube - pakistan in 2030
        looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ool

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        • #79
          Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
          Pakistan in 2030
          hahahahhaahhahahhahahahahhahahahaha
          YouTube - pakistan in 2030
          I don't appreciate the arrogance of some pakistanis...
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          • #80
            Originally posted by Bharati View Post
            I don't appreciate the arrogance of some pakistanis...
            Subhan is in action. We pakistanis and indians here are in silent agreement that we wont bring india vs pakistan BS here on PF, a pashtunforum. so my dear afghani bacha just give up.

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            • #81
              Originally posted by Luffy View Post
              Subhan is in action. We pakistanis and indians here are in silent agreement that we wont bring india vs pakistan BS here on PF, a pashtunforum. so my dear afghani bacha just give up.
              I'm not subhan or anybody else you want me to be.

              i didn't wanted to bring any inda vs pak confrontation here
              i was just reacting to the video, but anyway ignore me if you want to say such things.

              about india vs pak
              we are all same " humans " so anyway i don't care about rivalry between india and pak
              india will be a great economic country, indians don't care about this strictly political conflict. unlike we can see in this video in my QUOTE.
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              • #82
                Originally posted by Bharati View Post
                I'm not subhan or anybody else you want me to be.

                i didn't wanted to bring any inda vs pak confrontation here
                i was just reacting to the video, but anyway ignore me if you want to say such things.

                about india vs pak
                we are all same " humans " so anyway i don't care about rivalry between india and pak
                india will be a great economic country, indians don't care about this strictly political conflict. unlike we can see in this video in my QUOTE.
                Why did you assume that subhan is a person?...subhan means provokation in pashto

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                • #83
                  Originally posted by Karachi View Post
                  what would a bengali know about muhajirs??? My family migrated from delhi in 1947 and our family has never experienced racism in pakistan, the only people who exprience racism are the mqm members who are racist against others themselves. There are so many muhajirs living in punjab and even in cities like Peshawar, they are 100% pakistani. Most urduspeakers are not mqm members

                  just look at the list of famous urdu speakers
                  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...rs_in_Pakistan

                  ^ all of these are patriotic pakistanis, i am not going to deny there are ethnic problems in pakistan, but no ethnic group in pakistan would ever giveup their pakistani identity, i am sure you afghan and bengalis would love to see that day, but it will never happen, pakistanis always unite in tough circumstances, our pakistaniyat is never in question. So stop with your BS theories
                  Bahahaha this is rich When Karachi and Banglay Torkhar were enemies. LOL

                  and Karachi was a hardcore Pakistani nationalist.

                  [MENTION=19453]Win Butler[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=5381]Shamlawar Khurasani[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=1772]BarakzaiAbdali[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=18842]Samandri[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=19424]Firdousi[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=19569]Hunter[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=1753]Manzareh[/MENTION]
                  [MENTION=18674]Insight[/MENTION]

                  Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."


                  Originally posted by ذو الفقار
                  don’t try to be smart.

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                  • #84
                    Originally posted by Karachi View Post
                    ^ what ever you say is a joke, a guy who has never even seen pakistan, speaking on behalf of my people lol. go worry about bangladesh, we have nothing to do with you anyways, you dont even border us.
                    Hahaha Karachi railing into Torkhar

                    Also, as economist Kaushik Basu says: "For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature."


                    Originally posted by ذو الفقار
                    don’t try to be smart.

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                    • #85
                      Originally posted by Iblis_Efreetzai View Post
                      Bahahaha this is rich When Karachi and Banglay Torkhar were enemies. LOL

                      and Karachi was a hardcore Pakistani nationalist.

                      [MENTION=19453]Win Butler[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=5381]Shamlawar Khurasani[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=1772]BarakzaiAbdali[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=18842]Samandri[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=19424]Firdousi[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=19569]Hunter[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=1753]Manzareh[/MENTION]
                      [MENTION=18674]Insight[/MENTION]


                      Like many members of PF he is a very mentally unstable person. Just watch how many ideological transformation some people have gone through since joining PF. If think about it, it's quite saddening. People in the diaspora seem to be suffering from serious mental problems.
                      Originally posted by Firdousi
                      Never talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.

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                      • #86
                        Originally posted by Iblis_Efreetzai View Post
                        Bahahaha this is rich When Karachi and Banglay Torkhar were enemies. LOL

                        and Karachi was a hardcore Pakistani nationalist.

                        @Win Butler
                        @Shamlawar Khurasani
                        @BarakzaiAbdali
                        @Samandri
                        @Firdousi
                        @Hunter
                        @Manzareh
                        @Insight

                        Bengali tiger and me already resolved these issues on PM long ago, he and I both know about this, yes we didn't like each other, and even still we disagree on a lot of things, yet respect each other at the same time

                        Also regarding Pak nationalism, I was never a nationalist as in (army) supporter, but yes I did support Pakistan as a nation and this is not even hidden, that's I never deleted these threads and quotes

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                        • #87
                          Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View Post
                          Like many members of PF he is a very mentally unstable person. Just watch how many ideological transformation some people have gone through since joining PF. If think about it, it's quite saddening. People in the diaspora seem to be suffering from serious mental problems.
                          I was religious and Pakistan (state) supporter then, the only difference now is, I do not support Pakistan (because I see the crimes it has committed) and neither I am religious now. This is not mentally unstable, it is called evolving in to a better person and seeing the truth. This is why I hope, if I can change, more pakis can change

                          Back then I was not aware of Pakistani crimes against Bengalis in 1971 for example, because of Paki propaganda. It was only in 2011-12 I started learning the truth from independent sources and realized how evil this country is
                          Last edited by Karachi; 08-24-2016, 10:32 AM.

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by Karachi View Post
                            I was religious and Pakistan (state) supporter then, the only difference now is, I do not support Pakistan (because I see the crimes it has committed) and neither I am religious now. This is not mentally unstable, it is called evolving in to a better person and seeing the truth. This is why I hope, if I can change, more pakis can change

                            Back then I was not aware of Pakistani crimes against Bengalis in 1971 for example, because of Paki propaganda. It was only in 2011-12 I started learning the truth from independent sources and realized how evil this country is
                            If your morality, beliefs and worldview was a product of your environment then abandoning those isn't the end of your evolution. It's just a step. You haven't developed your own rational values and beliefs. That's why you are scolded for being s coconut. It is very common for people from primitive environments to become coconuts when they abandon their society and embrace a new one, especially a western society. Try to grow beyond being a shallow desi fob who just discovered how stupid his own society is. Try to develop a critical mindset so that you can analyze and critique every society, environment and belief system. There is no point of living in an advanced and developed society when you are still a primitive and shallow individual who merely mimicks the majority.

                            Once you have moved beyond that stage, you will fully part with your primitive past.
                            Originally posted by Firdousi
                            Never talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by Shamlawar Khurasani View Post
                              If your morality, beliefs and worldview was a product of your environment then abandoning those isn't the end of your evolution. It's just a step. You haven't developed your own rational values and beliefs. That's why you are scolded for being s coconut. It is very common for people from primitive environments to become coconuts when they abandon their society and embrace a new one, especially a western society. Try to grow beyond being a shallow desi fob who just discovered how stupid his own society is. Try to develop a critical mindset so that you can analyze and critique every society, environment and belief system. There is no point of living in an advanced and developed society when you are still a primitive and shallow individual who merely mimicks the majority.

                              Once you have moved beyond that stage, you will fully part with your primitive past.
                              Your talking about being primitive? you support Wahabhi Saudi Arabia, how much more primitive can one get then that?

                              My point of view of life has changed in since 2011, like I have said, previously I am open to change now, before I wasn't, we are all fed propaganda be it in the muslim world or west. Most humans are very weak and they can not think for themselves, they only follow what society gives to them, they are not critical/independent thinkers.

                              I consider myself evolving towards thinking independently and being rationale about everything, I will always keep evolving, this whole universe is about change/evolving, everything is moving, no one can stay like a rock forever. This is what makes you humble and kind to everyone, because we are learning different truths, as we move through life and it's different phases, every moment teaches us something new. I am not perfect and have made many mistakes and even may have biases about a lot of things, but I defiantly want to limit my mistakes and biases about things and listen to every point of view, except those who are bent on nothing but destruction, those people I will never listen too

                              Also finally, I believe in God/creator, never will I let go of that belief, despite being not so religious now, it is just built in with in me and actually most other Indians. You will find very few Indians who are atheists, most Indians deep down are always spiritual

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by Karachi View Post
                                Your talking about being primitive? you support Wahabhi Saudi Arabia, how much more primitive can one get then that?

                                My point of view of life has changed in since 2011, like I have said, previously I am open to change now, before I wasn't, we are all fed propaganda be it in the muslim world or west. Most humans are very weak and they can not think for themselves, they only follow what society gives to them, they are not critical/independent thinkers.

                                I consider myself evolving towards thinking independently and being rationale about everything, I will always keep evolving, this whole universe is about change/evolving, everything is moving, no one can stay like a rock forever. This is what makes you humble and kind to everyone, because we are learning different truths, as we move through life and it's different phases, every moment teaches us something new. I am not perfect and have made many mistakes and even may have biases about a lot of things, but I defiantly want to limit my mistakes and biases about things and listen to every point of view, except those who are bent on nothing but destruction, those people I will never listen too

                                Also finally, I believe in God/creator, never will I let go of that belief, despite being not so religious now, it is just built in with in me and actually most other Indians. You will find very few Indians who are atheists, most Indians deep down are always spiritual
                                If you evolve into a more sophisticated human being, it will be better. It's possible. The coconut phase doesn't last forever. Some people move on to becoming normal. Good luck with that.
                                Originally posted by Firdousi
                                Never talk with Afghans about politics. All their political knowledge is limited to conspiracy theories, political demonization and contradictions. No logic, no reason.

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