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TeesraIndiotHunter you think Indians ape some western culture? Certainly we, like everyone else is affected by the modern pop culture, which is becoming more and more global by the day. But aping the west???
BTW Pakistanis who follow the Islamic culture are aping a ''western culture'' (Islamic culture came from your west), whereas Indians are many times more steeped in our own language, religion, festivals, music, dance forms, greetings etc etc. So cut the crap.
I already said in my post...interaction with other civilizations is normal thing....Islamic World, Europe, China etc all interact and exchange with each other.
India, however, is becoming "westernized" ...Your values, your films, your modern urban clothing...EVERYTHING is total 'aping' of West. So much so that your fellow countrymen open threads here to show how "following west" is "fashion" while all other is crap.
The idea of living together in a sexual relationship under one roof without marriage is becoming acceptable in Indian outlook. Your films *actively* project this idea and so on. Tell me if Pakistan has anything similar to that? lol
Pakistanis don't follow any culture. We have our own culture, Mashallah...
This thing becomes CLEAR when you visit west....Indians, specially young Indians, lose their culture in its entirety in Western World. There is, literally, no difference between them and other people in West.
Islamic people maintain, excel, and even spread their culture while living inside the West--Mashallah.
Anyways, thats a different topic all together. But even you know inside your heart that what I'm saying is right...
Islam is a global civilizational force with its own, unique social, religious, cultural, political, and even military aspects..and it is found in every single inch of the world..Mashallah. The largest civilizational force humanity has ever experienced till now.
India has no such 'projection' power or such culture. You know it, I know it.
But on the bright side, Indians don't get the shit in the West for "not assimilating well enough"