Mr. X who was a pakistani lived 20 years in USA, 10 years in UK and 6 years in the rest of Europe.
Everywhere he went, he got discriminated on basis of: Race, Color, and relegion. He got so frustrated by all this that he went back to Pakistan on day.
Six months later he was found sitting in a coffee shop in pakistan, humiliating another pakistani for being of a lower cast (i.e. mirasi)
Did Mr. X deserve the humiliation that he received during his stay abroad???
When people make fun of other people, it is mainly because of their own insecurities. I hope we are not talking about Mr. Xtreme, as I would think that he like Mirasis.
If people felt comfortable in their own skin and with their heritage, they wouldn’t be judging others. The issue with Pakistanis is that we want to be Arabs and are oblivious to even our own denial as to what we really are. The phenomenon is not limited to foreign-returned Pakistanis alone, within Pakistan putting everyone down (who is not like you) is fairly rampant. People have issues with other people’s trade, caste, sect, color, and sometimes even the way they might speak. The only solution is to promote diversity from a very young age. I sit on a financial and we always say “diversify” to maximize returns. Same goes for Pakistan, diversify to gain the maximum benefits of a racially and ethnically diverse society. Sadly, more effort is placed on what is Haram and what is not.
mr x's demeanour is rather expected after the ordeal he went through, it depends on the person some ppl take racial discrimination and don't use it as a tool to insult others but some do, so it's sheer frustration that was building inside of him which he let out, prolly makes him feel better, but it's wrong then again this is my opinion and not all of us r like another warna duniya ka nizaam nahi chaltaa
Code_red,
that was a continuation of the thought....that i didn't "Know" a lot of the people ....so I figured...i should probably briefly introduce myself........ that's all...
