Imran Khan
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Who needs India or CIA, Mossad and external forces to break Pakistan when we already are broken.
In fact we never were one nation and its highly unlikely anytime soon.
I saw an interview with a BLA terrorist.
The interviewer asked him a question 'who are you fighting against?' he said we are fighting against Pakistan.
Then the interviewer asked 'who is Pakistani'? He had no answer.
Point is we are so hopelessly lost that we dont know who we are,and who we are with and who we are fighting...
No wonder confusion got us nowhere...
60 year on we still cannot decide why Pakistan was made,whats the purpose of this country and most importantly.... 'who is Pakistani'?
Pakistan was made to establish the Muslim rights in Sub-Continent who are the Minority. The question is who is Pakistani? I don't have the answer.
Yes,dont we know that?
But we cant do jack about it...
Its same as somenody stood on front of you punching in your face over and over again,and you looking away,pretending you dont know who is punching you.
you should not worry abut it its some 2000km away from your home.as i am not worry of syria iraq and gaza. what we faced we know it.
Khan, if you pretend to be blind, the world won't be blind.
As an urdu-speaker who has lived among Pathans for over two years.. I find W.11s views extremely insulting..
I can tolerate someone who is anti-Pakistani for a while .. but I have zero-tolerance for racism and bigotry.
Shut the fuk up....arse hole..
More abuse to come if you comment again.
As a Mohajir I generally avoid topics that pits Karachi or Urdu speakers against wider Pakistan, since there is nothing worse than arguing with one's countrymen about each others Pakistani-ness. On the other hand, this W.11 fellow represents everything that is wrong with a segment of Urdu speakers. Our inability to accept that the rest of Pakistanis have a sophisticated and complex culture as well. Would it be a reach to claim that the backlash against Urdu speakers may not have taken place at all, had many among us not treated the rest of Pakistanis as less intelligent, less cultured beings, who were as a consequence, less deserving of Pakistan?
It is easy enough to paint myself as a victim, where people of my ilk have been shoved aside and excluded; but that is because it requires far greater effort to look in the mirror and realize no conflict can fester and evolve without the wrong doings of all parties involved. W.11 may be systematic of what has cost Mohajirs their Pakistani identity. We, as Urdu speakers, should be no more Pakistani than Punjabis or Pathans. Yet in our haste to lay claim to all of the sophistication and culture of old Pakistan, we alienated those whose only crime was to be born on the rural outskirts of what was British India. Now, when those very same people are equally educated and even more economically developed; Urdu speakers everywhere lament losing Pakistan to these "Illiterates". If there is one thing that unites Pakistanis of all ethnicities: it is the hypocrisy with which we view others.
Glad we Punjabis aren't psychos. All are welcome in Punjab. All are equal.