[🇵🇰] Types of common Pakistani political mentalities

[Lulldapull]

we cannot be 99% dalit lmao

I exaggerate yaar, but you know wes in an ocean of shiit and we are in a lot of trouble. If we don’t get our ideology/ identity right for our young and our kids it’s just going to get so bad. When we were growing up in the 80’s, we knew we were Pakistani and we were so proud of our country and our armed forces. There was no ethnic/sectarian nonsense. We loved our country, now just look at us.

 

[Old School]

we cannot be 99% dalit lmao

Daltiness is about the deeds and not birth. An illiterate and useless Caucasian white is as much Dalit as one in our country. Basically, Dalit means Jahil in figurative sense. However, many people remains jahil for generations after generation without any qualitative changes. One who begs money to GCC countries every single morning is also a Dalit by nature. Disregard his skin color.

 

[ThunderCat]

Number one is found most in middle class Muhajirs, Punjabis & Kashmiris.
Number 2 is mostly elite class Muhajirs & Sindhis.

Number three is mostly upper class from Punjab and others.

Number four is also educated center political Pakhtuns & Punjabis. I belong to number 4 as well.

 

[Malang]

yaar don't you remember after 911 how so many of our people just immediately used to say we are 'Indians' to get away from being 'stigmatized' as Al-Qaeda/ talibunny lovers by the hillbilly. ......I lived in da midwest near Chicago and it was just fear and loathing everywhere. All the arbi started saying dey are Greeks and Assyrian christy X-Tians and our jhaggay turned Indians in no time. ......It got so ugly in the immediate aftermath of 911. Millions left the US in fear of being caught up in da FBI dragnet, if they were illegal. There used to 1.6 million Pakistani's in the US before 911. Today there are less than 600k.

Aise log YouTube or milte hain… real life main kabhi nahi dikhay mujhe

 

[Lulldapull]

Daltiness is about the deeds and not birth. An illiterate and useless Caucasian white is as much Dalit as one in our country. Basically, Dalit means Jahil in figurative sense. However, many people remains jahil for generations after generation without any qualitative changes. One who begs money to GCC countries every single morning is also a Dalit by nature. Disregard his skin color.

exactly.....Whole west Virginia, Tennessee, Carolina's, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana..... All them southern states full of hillbilly dalits. All inbred, obese, backward, racist and extremely jaahil. That whole southern US is pretty rough. It's so hard livin down there wid dem folk.

 

[Old School]

exactly.....Whole west Virginia, Tennessee, Carolina's, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana..... All them southern states full of hillbilly dalits. All inbred, obese, backward, racist and extremely jaahil. That whole southern US is pretty rough. It's so hard livin down there wid dem folk.

But now you are living with the Japanese people who are class of their own when comes to xenophobia. Only a Japanese lady who has badly formed teeth will marry a foreigner.
They have now dying brands with government subsidies. Hypocrite race.

 

[Lulldapull]

But now you are living with the Japanese people who are class of their own when comes to xenophobia. Only a Japanese lady who has badly formed teeth will marry a foreigner.
They have now dying brands with government subsidies. Hypocrite race.

Here its truly homogeneous. No kidding. As xeno as these guys are, but they are well behaved and no crime. Living here at half the cost of Australia or US or Canada. Huge language barrier here is my biggest complaint and of course our food/ restaurants are few n far between. 8,000 Pakistani here total..... ....imagine that.

 

[TheNewb77]

Here its truly homogeneous. No kidding. As xeno as these guys are, but they are well behaved and no crime. Living here at half the cost of Australia or US or Canada. Huge language barrier here is my biggest complaint and of course our food/ restaurants are few n far between. 8,000 Pakistani here total..... ....imagine that.

I'm sure that people like Arslan Ash changed the perspective of young Japanese people towards Pakistan. And instances of Pakistani people helping Japan during the Tsunami people widely broadcast.