Arooj Rahman (expat origin) arrested for throwing molotov cocktails at police cars.

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Really?
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Bro, increase your standards.

Are you from Pakistan or diaspora?

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

Are you from Pakistan or diaspora?

Bhaiyya hum Karachi me rehte hain

 

[El Sidd]

Bhaiyya hum Karachi me rehte hain

now you know why areas of darker skin people are under developed in Pakistan.

don't have to trust me. open a map and see.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Really?
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That is a picture of her 5 years ago. I saw her in real life in November 2019 at the unite the right rally in London. She much fatter in real life.

Pakistani men who are attracted to white women are the lowest form of scum who have no dignity.

 

[waz]

Watch the language please bros.

 

[pakpride00090]

Lmfao.
I have come across genuine nice ladies, many choose to even become second wives of other Pakistani men (hell of a topic), but we are talking about the ones who gave their culture the middle finger when they were young, and then hit reality near 40 knowing they are finished.

Story time.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

As Pakistanis, I think we are the ONLY non-White community in the UK that is proud of our heritage, religion and maintains our culture and way of life. ALL other non-whites don't. They are desperate to please and copy white people and their way of life.

In the UK, this may be the case, however it is not like this in the US.

We have a deep problem of self-deprecating Pakistanis and those who refuse to learn Urdu/Punjabi/Pukhto in the new generation. Muslims in general have this issue, but our youth are especially susceptible to have inferiority complexes in relation to aggressive Muslim Brotherhood Arabs and their political brainwashing.

In their minds, Pakistan is just some dusty place which smells bad, where people bow to shrines, and it is a liability to be associated with it.

I am probably one of the few that is not like this. I learned early on how to read/write Urdu and my parents never let me speak English in my home. Then also growing up in Pakistan in my youth also helped me develop deep roots.

Many American Pakistanis do not have connections back home.

 

[Psychic]

now you know why areas of darker skin people are under developed in Pakistan.

Baluchistan is the most under developed region of Pakistan along with FATA.

They don't have a dark complexion.

 

[El Sidd]

Baluchistan is the most under developed region of Pakistan along with FATA.

They don't have a dark complexion.

i see you think Makran coast is in Somalia

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

That is a picture of her 5 years ago. I saw her in real life in November 2019 at the unite the right rally in London. She looks fat.

What were you doing there?

 

[waz]

Story time.

Bro it's coming, hahaha one crazy topic. I'm writing it up now, from the perspective of the UK Pakistani community. It's happening a lot.

 

[Pakistani Fighter]

Pakistani men who are attracted to white women are the lowest form of scum who have no dignity.

Ouch

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Bhaiyya hum Karachi me rehte hain

That is why. White people are a novelty to you. You don't have much experience being around them.

Hollywood and music videos make you believe in a false reality.

Honestly, this is my personal opinion, our people are much more beautiful.

 

[waz]

In the UK, this may be the case, however it is not like this in the US.

We have a deep problem of self-deprecating Pakistanis and those who refuse to learn Urdu/Punjabi/Pukhto in the new generation. Muslims in general have this issue, but our youth are especially susceptible to have inferiority complexes in relation to aggressive Muslim Brotherhood Arabs and their political brainwashing.

In their minds, Pakistan is just some dusty place which smells bad, where people bow to shrines, and it is a liability to be associated with it.

I am probably one of the few that is not like this. I learned early on how to read/write Urdu and my parents never let me speak English in my home. Then also growing up in Pakistan in my youth also helped me develop deep roots.

Many American Pakistanis do not have connections back home.

Damn that is bad bro.....I feel for you. It must be tough i.e. hard to connect to folks like that. Thankfully here we are proud of our roots.

 

[pakpride00090]

Bro it's coming, hahaha one crazy topic. I'm writing it up now, from the perspective of the UK Pakistani community. It's happening a lot.

Please do and tag me.