MultaniGuy
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I disagree with you, Shalwar Kameez is a Pakistani outfit.Either you are extremely tired or intoxicated to construe my statement that way. Please re-read what the term" national unity" means.
The dress is part of the individualistic culture, so regardless of its cultural aspect.. I have no interest in the Shalwar Kameez bar eid as it is a lousy dress to do anything other than manual labor in. It has nothing to do with my definition as a Pakistani or how I assess the country. That is true for most in Pakistan and has little to do with where and why the dress originated.
If anything, you are peddling the ideals of associating with a conformed identity which reflect a banana republic struggling to keep everyone in line by a single outward appearance or single accent.
You are Pakistani regardless of what language you speak or color of your skin or the length of your dress's entails.
My facts are spot on, you are only playing the usual defensive mentality of trying to associate a dress with being Pakistani or with the IVC or with Hazrat Adam rather than recognizing Pakistan as a collective of diversity with a shared purpose as a nation of the various people living in it to live their lives according to their beliefs with freedom.
The Shalwar Kameez has nothing to do with any particular country as such.