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Posted Dec 22, '12 at 12:28pm 1,747 posts |
and you just don't join taliban without accepting their faith refer to my previous post on this topic.
How is rthis a reasoin for creating pashtunistan?
Have you been between them? Have you even taslked to them?
Now you are trolling and putting words in my mouth. Where did I call themn revenge filled Savages?
Pakistan is there because of USA and many times we had tried to make peace but US always sabotages peace talks.
No, if you use force with these people, they will rip you apart and any centralised govrn is not possible there. I seriously doubt you have much knowledge about this subject. |
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Posted Dec 22, '12 at 1:30pm 795 posts |
It not like they strip the person to check for tattoos...
So they can be free and independent...
My classmate is a Pashtun. I go to a gym where there is allot of Pashtuns. I have visited Pashtun families, so yes I have talked to them. And they act according to the pashtunwali, so what I have read is confirmed.
oh my dear god, I hope seriously you are not serious here...This what I would call racism.
When did you not? You even did in this post of yours
This is an unrecognized border. Not afghans, not Pashtuns no one have accepted it and no one likes it. If you believe this land belongs to Pakistan, then stop complaining about Israel and its lands.
In which way did USA sabotage peace talks? Pakistan need to stop putting blame on USA and start take responsibility of it actions.
Pakistan have made it a sport to shoot these people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO3bMiRA8zE
Says you, because you dont want your country to loss a portion of your unrecognized land.
You are the one who degrading an entire ethnic group... |
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Posted Dec 24, '12 at 6:57am 10,536 posts |
We're going around in circles here. I'm still waiting for a reply for my previous post. The tribes of FATA (mostly Pashtun), mainly support the Pakistani government, and desire more autonomy, but not full independence. Nearly nine out every ten people in FATA oppose the U.S. military pursuing al-Qaeda and the Taliban in their region. Nearly 70 percent of FATA residents instead want the Pakistani military alone to fight Taliban and al-Qaeda militants in the tribal areas. For example, they demand to be considered a full province with more autonomous powers that can't be overruled by federal control, yet stop short of calling for independence. Unemployment is very high in FATA, with only 20 percent of respondents in our survey saying they were working full-time. Indeed, lack of jobs was chosen as the most important problem in the region by 95 percent of those surveyed. This was closely followed by lack of schools, good roads and security, poor health care and corruption of local official officials. Lesser problems to be addressed in descending order of importance were: drone attacks, Taliban and foreign fighters and problems involving refugees. These do not require the establishment of an independent state to solve, these are problems that are common throughout Pakistan and Afghanistan. It's no panacea or silver bullet that an independent state will miraculously spring up economic growth if corruption and poor governance is endemic throughout the entire bureacracy, Pashtun or non-Pashtun. |
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Posted Dec 24, '12 at 8:52pm 6,926 posts |
Deleted several posts making emotional attacks on other users thus throwing the topic into off-topic territory. Continue from this point on and remember that true debaters know when Appeals to Emotion get too far. At that point, you lose yourself and suddenly stop using logic to back up your arguments. I ain't having none of that negative, derailing crap in here. |
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Posted Dec 24, '12 at 8:55pm 95 posts |
How was my post an "emotional attack?" |




