SamantK
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It was an observation, both sides have made mistakes but Pakistanis believe that only India is the villan.Let's not let Indians off the hook shall we?
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It was an observation, both sides have made mistakes but Pakistanis believe that only India is the villan.Let's not let Indians off the hook shall we?
IMHO an Educated Pakistani should have a better view of India, knowing how facts and history was twisted by Pakistan to breed hatred between the two nations.
It was an observation, both sides have made mistakes but Pakistanis believe that only India is the villan.
Nothing has been twisted by Pakistan as much it has been by India. All Educated Pakistanis don't hate India but they do admit that its our enemy. That is what matters.
Last time I passed school - I have read almost nothing about Pakistan. Certainly did not read the Jinnah was a vampire or a Ghost. I also don't remember reading Muslims are dirty or anything to that effect. So I don't know what you mean by that.Let's not let Indians off the hook shall we?
Yeah right.Nothing has been twisted by Pakistan as much it has been by India. All Educated Pakistanis don't hate India but they do admit that its our enemy. That is what matters.
Yes, nothing has been twisted!Nothing has been twisted by Pakistan as much it has been by India. All Educated Pakistanis don't hate India but they do admit that its our enemy. That is what matters.
No, Not you, Not you!Last time I passed school - I have read almost nothing about Pakistan. Certainly did not read the Jinnah was a vampire or a Ghost. I also don't remember reading Muslims are dirty or anything to that effect. So I don't know what you mean by that.![]()
Yes, nothing has been twisted!
You can make enemy out of any person walking on the street, education does help in deciding.
Good luck with your 'Search for Peace Project'....Whatever you think changes nothing. India was, is and shall remain an enemy state. For Pakistanis they must learn to treat like an enemy is treated.
Nothing has been twisted by Pakistan as much it has been by India. All Educated Pakistanis don't hate India but they do admit that its our enemy. That is what matters.
Who cares what Pakistanis think, atleast Indians dont!Whatever you think changes nothing. India was, is and shall remain an enemy state. For Pakistanis they must learn to treat like an enemy is treated.
True.
I don't consider nationalism to be about "hating" anyone, or any country.
Though it does involve understanding who are your rivals, understanding which countries benefit from your country being hurt.
Recognizing which countries align with your own national interests, and those which are directly opposed to it.
I would be surprised if a lot of Pakistanis actually know North East and South India exists![]()
Take you and Japanese for instance. I don't think Chinese or Japs hate each other. Its realizing the future in the light of history.
IMHO an Educated Pakistani should have a better view of India, knowing how facts and history was twisted by Pakistan to breed hatred between the two nations.
Out of a relation , the one who suffered more and feel more threatened will have less positive outlook towards the other.
"There is no such thing as pubic opinion.There is only published opinion"._ Winston Churchill.
LET ME tell you the common uneducated Pakistani has NOTHING against India neither houses any ill feeling about India BUT Educated ones who are now venturing into digging out the history now realising what are true colors of Indians viz a viz Pakistan so we educated lot now changing our mind and rightly understood that INDIA can never wish good for Pakistan.
I don't hate Japanese people at all.
In fact, one of my closest friends during high school was half-Japanese.
You're right, it's about understanding geopolitics. What benefits Japanese power/influence in the Asia-Pacific region directly contradicts Chinese interests.
Though I would say America is the most serious long-term rival for us.
In South Asia, if India's influence over the border regions strengthens, this has a negative impact on both China and Pakistan, since India claims territories from both. It's all about interests, whether they align or conflict.