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I'm a neutral person but sorry that's not a uniform of any armed or paramilitary or police force of Pakistan

If you are not a selectively neutral person, ask @Imran Khan these questions:

1. How does he know that the image he posted was of an Indian soldier? Is there a reliable source to prove that claim? Can he provide links to that source?
(Don't tell me it is based on the skin color of the person or the uniform. Many South Asians have the same skin color. And getting a dummy uniform is not the toughest task in the world. Moreover, there is always image editing. I can show a picture of myself shaking hands with Gautama Buddha)

2. His image claims that it was taken during the Indian surgical attack. Where is the source to prove this claim?

If you don't want to address the issues of the original post, please don't interfere now. BS will always be responded with BS.
 
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:lol::lol::lol: only your wet dream mostly Pakistanis proudly introduce as Pakistani aboard instead of Randistani, i am also living in maryland USA and i haven't hesitate to introduce as a Pakistani @Serious Carrey :p:;):enjoy:

Haha, your nervous emoticons show that my links riled you.

From asking "where do Pakistanis pass off as Indians" to "I never introduced myself as Indian". What a fall!! :-)

So, now you know that some Pakistanis (and their businesses like grocery stores and restaurants) pass off as Indians
 
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Haha, your nervous emoticons show that my links riled you.

From asking "where do Pakistanis pass off as Indians" to "I never introduced myself as Indian". What a fall!! :-)

So, now you know that some Pakistanis (and their businesses like grocery stores and restaurants) pass off as Indians
your word some tells the whole story @Serious Carrey :p::p:enjoy: and common peoples of the west/USA doesn't consider Pakistani as threats to their society and abused them, they are respecting both Pakistani and indian equally @Serious Carrey ;):enjoy:
 
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your word some tells the whole story @Serious Carrey :p::p:enjoy: and common peoples of the west/USA doesn't consider Pakistani as threats to their society and abused them, they are respecting both Pakistani and indian equally @Serious Carrey ;):enjoy:

Nope, Indians and Pakistanis are not equally respected abroad. There is a difference in the image of these two nationals.

They think most of the Indians are either doctors or computer engineers. That is not the case with Pakistanis (yep, based on personal experience).

This is a bit old information, but it gives a general idea:

Indian Americans are among the most highly educated racial or ethnic groups in the U.S. 70% of Indian Americans aged 25 and older had college degrees in 2010, by far the highest rate among the six Asian-American groups studied and 2.5 times the rate among the overall U.S. population. More recent (2013) data from the American Community Survey provides more detail: 40.6% of Indian Americans 25 and older have graduate or professional degrees, and 32.3% have bachelor’s degrees; an additional 10.4% have some college education. One likely factor: the large segment of Indian Americans who entered the country under the H1-B visa program, which allows highly skilled foreign workers in designated “specialty occupations” to work in the U.S. In 2011, for example, 72,438 Indians received H1-B visas, 56% of all such visas granted that year.

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Indian Americans generally are well-off. Median annual household income for Indian Americans in 2010 was $88,000, much higher than for all Asian Americans ($66,000) and all U.S. households ($49,800) — perhaps not surprising, given their high education levels. Only 9% of adult Indian Americans live in poverty, compared with 12% of Asian Americans overall and 13% of the U.S. population. In 2010, by our analysis, 28% of Indian American worked in science and engineering fields; according to the 2013 American Community Survey, more than two-thirds (69.3%) of Indian Americans 16 and older were in management, business, science
and arts occupations.

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Nope, Indians and Pakistanis are not equally respected abroad. There is a difference in the image of these two nationals.

They think most of the Indians are either doctors or computer engineers. That is not the case with Pakistanis (yep, based on personal experience).

This is a bit old information, but it gives a general idea:

Indian Americans are among the most highly educated racial or ethnic groups in the U.S. 70% of Indian Americans aged 25 and older had college degrees in 2010, by far the highest rate among the six Asian-American groups studied and 2.5 times the rate among the overall U.S. population. More recent (2013) data from the American Community Survey provides more detail: 40.6% of Indian Americans 25 and older have graduate or professional degrees, and 32.3% have bachelor’s degrees; an additional 10.4% have some college education. One likely factor: the large segment of Indian Americans who entered the country under the H1-B visa program, which allows highly skilled foreign workers in designated “specialty occupations” to work in the U.S. In 2011, for example, 72,438 Indians received H1-B visas, 56% of all such visas granted that year.

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Indian Americans generally are well-off. Median annual household income for Indian Americans in 2010 was $88,000, much higher than for all Asian Americans ($66,000) and all U.S. households ($49,800) — perhaps not surprising, given their high education levels. Only 9% of adult Indian Americans live in poverty, compared with 12% of Asian Americans overall and 13% of the U.S. population. In 2010, by our analysis, 28% of Indian American worked in science and engineering fields; according to the 2013 American Community Survey, more than two-thirds (69.3%) of Indian Americans 16 and older were in management, business, science
and arts occupations.

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most of the Pakistani are also well educated, infact my my brother is a senior IBM engineer in maryland @Serious Carrey
 
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Pakistan isn't going to attack. That's pointless and not possible for us to defeat India. We need to break them from with in. Hopefully once hangover of Congress is gone with another Modi term and Indian muslims remember who they are.. Defacto rulers of Hindustan, then Pakistan will be right behind you.

Always remember your ancestors ruled these lands with impunity when hindu couldn't even drink his own piss.
Again you are making a mistake.

Any overt support from Pakistan will only weaken us.

If you look rationally, Islam has been on a decline for centuries now. We need new thought, new leadership. Inspite of our numbers we are ruled all over the world by others. Today numbers alone do not count.
Except in functioning democracies where one man equals one vote.

And i thought you were a serious poster.
Make no mistake. An attack on India now or in the near future will lead to the destruction of Pakistan. Plus, muslims here will also suffer or be forced to compensate by joining army or other services in larger numbers.

You can say what you want to desi.

As long as you always remember ....

Cheers, Doc
You are just a RSS man trying reverse psychology to turn people into true Hindutva Islamophobic bigots.

For all we know you are a brahmin. It's the internet.
 
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Make no mistake. An attack on India now or in the near future will lead to the destruction of Pakistan. Plus, muslims here will also suffer or be forced to compensate by joining army or other services in larger numbers.

Pakistan cannot be destroyed without Allah's will and as a muslim one should put its faith in Allah than a bunch of banias.
 
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If you are not a selectively neutral person, ask @Imran Khan these questions:

1. How does he know that the image he posted was of an Indian soldier? Is there a reliable source to prove that claim? Can he provide links to that source?
(Don't tell me it is based on the skin color of the person or the uniform. Many South Asians have the same skin color. And getting a dummy uniform is not the toughest task in the world. Moreover, there is always image editing. I can show a picture of myself shaking hands with Gautama Buddha)

2. His image claims that it was taken during the Indian surgical attack. Where is the source to prove this claim?

If you don't want to address the issues of the original post, please don't interfere now. BS will always be responded with BS.
I didn't even see the original post ,
Kudos but calm yourself
 
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Again you are making a mistake.

Any overt support from Pakistan will only weaken us.

If you look rationally, Islam has been on a decline for centuries now. We need new thought, new leadership. Inspite of our numbers we are ruled all over the world by others. Today numbers alone do not count.
Except in functioning democracies where one man equals one vote.


Make no mistake. An attack on India now or in the near future will lead to the destruction of Pakistan. Plus, muslims here will also suffer or be forced to compensate by joining army or other services in larger numbers.


You are just a RSS man trying reverse psychology to turn people into true Hindutva Islamophobic bigots.

For all we know you are a brahmin. It's the internet.

Please man. Now you're simply lashing out because I called you out (rightly) as a shakha cyber pest.

Everyone knows who I am. There are some who have even met me and been to my house. You are most welcome as well if you are in Poona. You are an Indian for me. Not a "Muslim" or a sanghi. Unless you choose to engage with me as such.

Cheers, Doc

And i thought you were a serious poster.

I am.

Is it frivolous to point out that we gave you your biggest whipping under the watch of a world superpower?

And that the tables have turned 180 now and that superpower will most likely be grabbing you in a pincer from a naval blockade and sea to land bombardment at Karachi (including carrier strikes) and air strikes and SF incursions across the Afghan border, while we cut you across two axes from the Punjab and Rajasthan sectors when the decision to defang you is taken?

Cheers, Doc
 
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Eventually (maybe not now) India is going to go to war with Pakistan.

Pakistan is an existential threat for India. And unpredictable, and increasingly unstable.

It will not be avoidable soon. I think all Indians recognize that post Kargil and 26/11.

The fact that we cannot have peace with an armed Pakistan.

Cheers, Doc
Pakistan being an existential threat for India is far better than India not being existed at all. Or the region vanish into a thin air.
 
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