@Samandri Okay I understand at
historical level Pashun was obverse of Afghan. But definitions and meanings change over time. The question is today does "Afghan" a synonym for "Pashtun" and if it is how does that cover the
Turkic Turkmens, the
Persian Tajiks, the
Turkic Uzbeks, the Hazara
Mongols and this list is not by any chance comprehensive.
Is "Afghan" today a
ethnonym. Or is it a name of a multiethnic nation?
And do you see how the thread is begining to devolve to "ghairat" or lack of "ghairat" contest?