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Technically you can argue the same thing about Pakistan. One can say that Pakistan was more stable, prosperous, etc durring Musharraf's time and then people threw him out and brought in a government that has brought Pakistan almost to the state of collapse

Afghans will never change. Even after living in Pakistan illegally for decades they still will complain and whine about Pakistan. The only way they'll change is if they start by getting rid of their racist and superiority (who knows why they even feel superior) mindset

Then they should stop pointing fingers at Punjabis! in afghanistan there was a civil war between the tajiks/uzbecks/ hazara's and the pashtuns not punjabis and Pashtuns. No its the truth. You went to war with the tajiks and uzbeks

True. Afghans have been fighting each other for centuries, today Punjabis are their scapegoats tomorrow it'll be the Somalis!

The real enemies of afghan pashtuns are tajiks and uzbeks. Since they control afghanistan, our afghan friend cannot outrightly blame them so he tries to blame punjabis instead.

I could care less. But a big segment of your population, aka the taliban and even non-taliban supporters, do see ISAF as being "occupiers". Hence when many people in your country thinks they are being occupied, you havent won the war.

You may not see it as occupation but your afghan taliban brothers certainly do. Thats why they're fighting against them.

Seriously how can you never lose a war when there are 40 + countries occupying your country currently?

Yeah I think this is a map from before 2011

afghanistan has never lost a war?! LOL Is that why there are about troops of 42 different countries present in afghanistan?

Well Lahore might be the heart of Pakistan, but Karachi is the brain! :smart:

Well I am a Karachiite!

No sane Pakistani would ever want that "country" ( I use that term lightly) as our fifth province.

Cool made up story bro

Actually zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was the one who declared Ahmedis non-Muslim in the 1973 constitution (with pressure from Jamaat and other religious parties of course) So I don't get how people can consider PPP a liberal party when their founder was the one who introduced this

My question is relevant to this thread as much as your comment is.

Read Web Master's post thats above yours and you'll get your answer.

Why doesn't the Afghan army implement these things first?

Now Indian's can't claim any moral high ground anymore. Its interesting how the attacker was a "former Indian Army soldier"

Why open that up in Pakistan when there's hundreds of Bin Ladin University of Terror' already present in afghanistan?