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No place for Baloch in Pakistan
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Like I said as the state collapses choices become stark...and what kajoor are you talking about? After the floods God knows what will happen. You are always dumbing down things luffy. I mean this can be said about any people. I.e. hindus dont hate muslims, they are too busy living life, so on and so forth.Originally posted by Luffy View Post^I admit that Pakistan is not heaven for pashtuns, but pashtuns here are not stirred or motivated for their rights.. they are busy in praying 5 times and chewing kajoors at aftari.
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barai madaret salam bogoOriginally posted by JasmineBefore you start your little chatterbox here with your silly "Lolz" lets be serious here. Afghanistan serves as your Mom. Its the motherland of all Pashtuns.
If you claim to be a Pashtun and you refuse being called an "Afghan" say goodbye to your identity.
You can hardly speak Pashto as all I have seen you speak is Dari. but I will save that for another story.
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Originally posted by JasmineIncorrect.
Afghanistan which includes Pashtunkhwa is motherland. That land you live in known as Afghania was Afghanistan. If you accept Pakistani identity you might as well never say you are Pashtun. why? cause you just sold yourself. You will be considered a sold-out.
untill the great Afghans decided to sell us like a cheap trinket for a few pounds...
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I agree with you, pakistani pashtuns are sold outs.Originally posted by JasmineIncorrect.
Afghanistan which includes Pashtunkhwa is motherland. That land you live in known as Afghania was Afghanistan. If you accept Pakistani identity you might as well never say you are Pashtun. why? cause you just sold yourself. You will be considered a sold-out.
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That is all well and good, but when we see posts like flaana this, who sold out who, or Afghanistan being heaven or not. This defeats the purpose. Why don't we stick to the baloch insurgency in the context of Pashtuns? Just a suggestion.Originally posted by JasmineBLS last time I checked this was a Pashtun Forums. Last time I checked when we are discussing Baluchs, Pashtuns whom we are also play a role in their liberation. We are figuring out ways to unify with the Baluchs to disintegrate the state of terror. Not everything is derailing. We are not discussing Onatarios weather or Barbies. When bringing up the topic of unifying with Baluchis, Luffy and Ayub said they dont want to see the state disintegrate and I provided my reason for it.
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I think Baloch are justified in this struggle. They have been severely sidelined. And the whole argument that it isn't the state's fault but sardar's fault is a little too late and too lame. This is the same thing people in the west (neo-cons, etc) use to justify missions in Iraq, or Afghanistan. Oh we are bringing democracy but these problematic x,y,z groups are a hurdle. That doesn't justify the actions of the army or state (in this case they are both one and the same). They have been denied their rights and in many cases been put through undignified treatment. Its funny when IDF does this to Palestinians people are all sympathetic, I guess Baloch don't get that treatment.Originally posted by Luffy View PostWe should not cherish for problematic balochs....
The article of muhsina is saying that pashtuns and punjabis are partners in oppressing balochs.
And if there are some Pashtuns who are part of the military and are indulging in this, then we shouldn't feel any sense of pride.
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Khabaraa dae roghaa da kho bayadh daa khabarae Ayub tha ba bal thread kae raa okhaayaa. Ayub hamesha yaw dwa drae bae zae posts woleekee (no offense Ayub) ao bya larr shee. Bya agha ttol tolana bal tharf tha see. MananaOriginally posted by JasmineI want too BLS but when someone like Ayub says such a thing I feel like its our moral duty to correct our young members. Ka singa? If you want, I can leave this thread.
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what happened to Hazaragi can u ears not cope with that or u become deaf to it?Originally posted by JasmineBaluchs are not problematic. In Quetta, Pashtuns and Baluchs share a good relationship against the terrorist state of Pakistan.
Quetta feels like Kandahar. All you hear is Kandahar dialect of Pashto. You have Bazaars called Kandahari Bazaar(I bought some nice clothes from there) and it does not make you feel like you are in Pakistan.
If you have not been to the capital of Baluchistan it would be nice not to comment on such articles Luffy. As a Journalist I have traveled to Baluchistan a lot of times.
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