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Maseeda,
I have to tell you certain things:
in general, you have to relax a little bit.
There is no point in winning a debate or using rhetoric to indoctrinate people.
A dialectical approach towards the current problem in the Pashtun sociaty has to be found. And to achieve that, all segments and views have to come together to find a common ground.
Radicalising people with heavy handed rhetorics is not a solution at all.
And one thing has to be accepted even if it is hard:
the overwhelming majority of Pashtuns ARE muslims!
So if we try to come together, we have to respect each other even if our opinions diverge and that for the sake of a better future.
I guess this is a common ground of all Pashtuns/Afghans: a stable and viable future for our people.
Let´s stop finger pointing, accusations and tit-for-tat actions and being hard-headed......this is not about US, it´s about the fate of a nation of atleast 60 Million people.
I have to tell you certain things:
in general, you have to relax a little bit.
There is no point in winning a debate or using rhetoric to indoctrinate people.
A dialectical approach towards the current problem in the Pashtun sociaty has to be found. And to achieve that, all segments and views have to come together to find a common ground.
Radicalising people with heavy handed rhetorics is not a solution at all.
And one thing has to be accepted even if it is hard:
the overwhelming majority of Pashtuns ARE muslims!
So if we try to come together, we have to respect each other even if our opinions diverge and that for the sake of a better future.
I guess this is a common ground of all Pashtuns/Afghans: a stable and viable future for our people.
Let´s stop finger pointing, accusations and tit-for-tat actions and being hard-headed......this is not about US, it´s about the fate of a nation of atleast 60 Million people.