Originally posted by amna
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Furthermore, if others are so realistic in their assesment of the issues between us and them, why should we live in illusions and try to be self-destructively nice and brotherly?
Another thing is, as much you have no sense of affiliation with Punjabis etc. so much we have no feelings of affinity with Tajaks with whom we share nothing neither language, culture, and territory nor history and politics. It is some 600 years that we immigrated to Pukhtunkhwa and for the most part of this period we have been in a semi-independent/autonomous state as a kind of self-sustained society neither effectively a part of the empire in Kabul nor Dehli until British came.
But sometimes, I have a guilt-feelings though i.e., if it is the choice of the Pashtuns of Afghanistan or in their long-term term interest to live with the non-Pashtun groups, it will be callous to advocate the otherwise. In that case, all this talk of unity will be counter-productive.

I don't know what Zwakwal saib said that got you so mad.
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