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  • #61
    Originally posted by Pakwatan View Post
    Ever since I have joined the forum, all I hear from kunis/chuttiyahs like Loy Afghanistan is crap regarding skin color, and daal. You should refrain from being so self righteous.

    Afghans seem to think they can bully Pakistanis on the internet, when in the west whites consider all browns the same.

    The thing I have noticed on this forum is this. Afghans claim Pashuntwaali, and Islam, but I have not witnessed this from anyone other than Randolph, Kais, and Shamlawar Khurasani. The rest of the members on this forum are immature kids with insecurity issues that have massive complexes with their culture. They claim to cry and bleed Afghan, but look down on their own people.
    Don't play holy. I have been discussing with you in the past, so I know exactly what happened.
    Every time we discussed politics, you would out of no where start mentioning your skin tone. Even when the discussion wasn't even remotely related to color, you'll be challenging me to skin tone contest lol. I can easily quote your post if you like, so no use denying that.
    The problem with you is, that you got some serious inferiority complex and turn every political issue into ethnic/skin-color problem. I actually have had this very discussion with you before.

    So stop crying. It is not our fault that you feel insecure. You or any other person in this forum, can call me black or any other color to their heart content. I wouldn't even care. You in the other hand, take it as if somebody stabbed you in your heart.

    You cant even discuss a simple political issue, without getting all emotional(almost like a girl lol).
    Don't quote me or speak to me if you hate Afghanistan, you be ignored.

    People with identity crisis will be ignored as well.

    ''When you cant make them see the light, make them feel the heat''
    Ronald Reagan

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7cmZyOrUA0

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC9sz0nPePI

    Pashto dictionary:
    http://thepashto.com/index.php

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    • #62
      Originally posted by DSM0305 View Post
      Don't play holy. I have been discussing with you in the past, so I know exactly what happened.
      Every time we discussed politics, you would out of no where start mentioning your skin tone. Even when the discussion wasn't even remotely related to color, you'll be challenging me to skin tone contest lol. I can easily quote your post if you like, so no use denying that.
      The problem with you is, that you got some serious inferiority complex and turn every political issue into ethnic/skin-color problem. I actually have had this very discussion with you before.

      So stop crying. It is not our fault that you feel insecure. You or any other person in this forum, can call me black or any other color to their heart content. I wouldn't even care. You in the other hand, take it as if somebody stabbed you in your heart.

      You cant even discuss a simple political issue, without getting all emotional(almost like a girl lol).
      Everything you said is true and is an accurate description of a typical paki/indian. The typical paki personality traits (inferiority complex, low intelligence, hysteria, insecurity etc) has been observed and recognized about these Indian subcontinentals for centuries.

      Just read this description of paki immigrants in their masters homeland ("Great Britain") written all the way back in 1984 by a school head-teacher! What was written then is all still so true now.

      These pakis are a disgrace to humanity and bring shame on the name of Islam and Muslims.

      They have invested so much to destroy the once beautiful and progressive Afghanistan of the 60s and 70s and tried to make it like their dirty napakistan as described below.


      http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/3...tive-View.html

      "After much badgering from the schools, the local authority had agreed to try to impose on brown parents the same obligations it demanded from white and black parents with regard to school attendance. Against all normal expectations the meeting was packed. There had obviously been a local 'three line whip' from the Pakistani leadership. It quickly became evident that what had been proposed as an act of reconciliation, based on the school's concern for the child, was to descend into a noisy and unseemly demonstration of sectarian bitterness.

      The hysterical political temperament of the Indian sub continent became evident, an extraordinary sight in an English School Hall. There was much shouting and fist waving. The local authority was accused of 'racism'; the chairman insulted. One anglicised Asian stood near the door and, at regular intervals, shouted 'bull****' at the chair. The disorder was orchestrated. Questions were always preceded by a nod from a Muslim leader. A half-educated and volatile Sikh usurped the privileges of the chair by deciding who was to speak.

      The confusion was made worse by the delays occasioned by the need for interpreting many of the audience had no English though there have been freely available English classes in the area for at least a decade. I raised my hand to speak several times but was ignored. The atmosphere was highly charged and threatening. I left before the end, bitterly disappointed."


      "Pakistan is a country which cannot cope with democracy; under martial law since 1977, it is ruled by a military tyrant who, in the opinion of at least half his countrymen, had his predecessor judicially murdered. A country, moreover, which, despite disproportionate western aid because of its important strategic position, remains for most of its people obstinately backward.

      Corruption at every level combines with unspeakable treatment not only of criminals, but of those who dare to question Islamic orthodoxy as interpreted by a despot. Even as I write, wounded dissidents are chained to hospital beds awaiting their fate.

      Pakistan, too, is the heroin capital of the world.(A fact which is now reflected in the drug problems of English cities with Asian populations.)It is not surprising that such a country loses more of its citizens voluntarily to other countries than any state on earth."


      "A growing number of Asians whose aim is to preserve as intact as possible the values and attitudes of the Indian sub continent within a framework of British social and political privilege, ie to produce Asian ghettoes"

      http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/3...tive-View.html
      Last edited by Friends of Baloch; 06-13-2014, 10:47 AM.
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      • #63
        Originally posted by DSM0305 View Post
        Don't play holy. I have been discussing with you in the past, so I know exactly what happened.
        Every time we discussed politics, you would out of no where start mentioning your skin tone. Even when the discussion wasn't even remotely related to color, you'll be challenging me to skin tone contest lol. I can easily quote your post if you like, so no use denying that.
        The problem with you is, that you got some serious inferiority complex and turn every political issue into ethnic/skin-color problem. I actually have had this very discussion with you before.

        So stop crying. It is not our fault that you feel insecure. You or any other person in this forum, can call me black or any other color to their heart content. I wouldn't even care. You in the other hand, take it as if somebody stabbed you in your heart.

        You cant even discuss a simple political issue, without getting all emotional(almost like a girl lol).
        bwhahahahahaha. I stopped debating on this forum, because everybody has their own agenda. Propaganda peddlers and snake oil salesman. What's the difference?

        I'm here for time pass. It's pointless to discuss Loy Afghanistan or Loy Pashtunistan with all you people on this site sitting in the west. Until we get members that are actually sitting in Afghanistan, all of you propaganda peddlers are going to be barking the same crap.

        Let me give you a hilarious example.

        The word Punjabi has been written on this forum more times than Pashtun.

        And here you are trying to tell me that I have a complex

        ROFL

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        • #64
          Originally posted by Pakwatan View Post
          bwhahahahahaha. I stopped debating on this forum, because everybody has their own agenda. Propaganda peddlers and snake oil salesman. What's the difference?

          I'm here for time pass. It's pointless to discuss Loy Afghanistan or Loy Pashtunistan with all you people on this site sitting in the west. Until we get members that are actually sitting in Afghanistan, all of you propaganda peddlers are going to be barking the same crap.

          Let me give you a hilarious example.

          The word Punjabi has been written on this forum more times than Pashtun.

          And here you are trying to tell me that I have a complex

          ROFL
          lol isn't it obvious that a person have an agenda. We are different people, with different opinions; which creates different agenda.
          One cannot be called a human if he haven't an agenda, because that is what makes us different from robots. Having an opinion and striving toward something we think is right, is what humanity is.

          I think most of us is here for time pass, so I don't see how it effects your debates. What you just said is just an excuse to avoid getting run over by people who knows their stuff. More importantly how would you know, who is from where. I could tell you that I live in Afghanistan and you wouldn't be able to prove me wrong. A good tip for you, think before you type something.

          Did you search the entire forum and read every single post. Afterward counting the word Punjabi and Pashtun. Your conclusion were that Punjabi was mention more than Pashtun? lol
          Even if we assume you did that, what does it prove? and what does it have to do with complexity? Spewing random stuff and adding 'complexity' in the sentence, doesn't make it an argument or some sort of research, lol
          Maybe when you done crying over unnecessary stuff, you could explain your point.
          Don't quote me or speak to me if you hate Afghanistan, you be ignored.

          People with identity crisis will be ignored as well.

          ''When you cant make them see the light, make them feel the heat''
          Ronald Reagan

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7cmZyOrUA0

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC9sz0nPePI

          Pashto dictionary:
          http://thepashto.com/index.php

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          • #65
            I would *accept* (in the sense that I won't fight militarily against it) a merger of the two countries, but I don't think it would be a good thing.

            Rather, there should be an idependent Pashtunkhwa / Pashtunistan which composes of the north-western territories of Pakistan and the southeastern territories of Afghanistan.

            In the south, an independent Baluchistan should be created.

            The northern rest of Afghanistan should either be part of Pakhtunkhwa or remain "Rest-Afghanistan".

            Pakistan is a totally unnecessary country, it should be divided in Pakhtunkhwa, Sindhistan, Punjab nation states.

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            • #66
              Originally posted by DSM0305 View Post
              lol isn't it obvious that a person have an agenda. We are different people, with different opinions; which creates different agenda.
              One cannot be called a human if he haven't an agenda, because that is what makes us different from robots. Having an opinion and striving toward something we think is right, is what humanity is.

              I think most of us is here for time pass, so I don't see how it effects your debates. What you just said is just an excuse to avoid getting run over by people who knows their stuff. More importantly how would you know, who is from where. I could tell you that I live in Afghanistan and you wouldn't be able to prove me wrong. A good tip for you, think before you type something.

              Did you search the entire forum and read every single post. Afterward counting the word Punjabi and Pashtun. Your conclusion were that Punjabi was mention more than Pashtun? lol
              Even if we assume you did that, what does it prove? and what does it have to do with complexity? Spewing random stuff and adding 'complexity' in the sentence, doesn't make it an argument or some sort of research, lol
              Maybe when you done crying over unnecessary stuff, you could explain your point.

              My whole point is that E-Afghan-Nationalists have no depth. Forget arguments or debates.

              How to be online Afghan Nationalist by me:

              Step 1:Yell Paki

              Step 2:Yell daalkhor

              Step 3.Yell Loy Afghanistan

              Step 4:Create imaginary enemies

              Step 5:Start hallucinating in a fit of rage.

              Rinse and repeat.


              That's why there are so many false flagging Afghans on this site pretending to be Pashtun or Baluch, but are just Indians or Tajiks.

              **** I can come back with another ID and pretend to be an Afghan Nationalist, and I bet you guys would never know. lol

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Pakwatan View Post
                My whole point is that E-Afghan-Nationalists have no depth. Forget arguments or debates.

                How to be online Afghan Nationalist by me:

                Step 1:Yell Paki

                Step 2:Yell daalkhor

                Step 3.Yell Loy Afghanistan

                Step 4:Create imaginary enemies

                Step 5:Start hallucinating in a fit of rage.

                Rinse and repeat.


                That's why there are so many false flagging Afghans on this site pretending to be Pashtun or Baluch, but are just Indians or Tajiks.

                **** I can come back with another ID and pretend to be an Afghan Nationalist, and I bet you guys would never know. lol
                That the beautiful thing about an online forum. You can be anyone at any given time. Do you know why it is a good thing; then people will judge others by their arguments instead of their origins.
                I honestly think that you're the only one who gets emotional in this forum.
                If I disagree with someone or think they're worth of my time or when I am bored; I simply argue with them, regardless of who they're or whom they may be.
                So I don't care about who is pretender and who is the real deal. People who reads the argument can only see what is written anyway. So whether they lie or tell the truth about their identity is of no concern.
                Don't quote me or speak to me if you hate Afghanistan, you be ignored.

                People with identity crisis will be ignored as well.

                ''When you cant make them see the light, make them feel the heat''
                Ronald Reagan

                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7cmZyOrUA0

                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC9sz0nPePI

                Pashto dictionary:
                http://thepashto.com/index.php

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