Isn't the difference obvious...

[Anil_Khan]

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@musicmaniac

wht the fudge are u talking about, all of the crap u said there is so untrue.

I wana make a request to the owner of this thread to quit posting such idiotic comments here and i wana make a request to the admin to close such discriminating/racist threads

Yaar, why are you getting so stressed out. Its just my opinion, and everyone is entitled to theirs. I am not being racist and I haven’t made any profanity based comments. In that post i did say that Light skin does not equal better, but its a natural preference of everyone.

Take care

[Lajawab]

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@queer

based on the arguments, its so clear who is what:

Anil Khan - punjabi paindoo with hindu firstname and pashtun last name, thinks dark skin is dirty, afraid of his own identity
Syedpk - pious karachiwala threatened by punjabi claims of superiority over his ethnicity
Lajawab - karachiwala who likes to pretend karachi is lucknow, india and hopes to marry girls from any of the four provinces, if only.
queer - south indian with dark skin and the morning off
musicmaniac - pretty pakistani girl
chloe sullivan - fugly bhindian girl

[Anil_Khan]

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@Amorphous

Anil Khan, are you a Pakistani?

Yes; If you hadn't guessed already.

[musicmaniac]

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@Anil Khan

Yaar, why are you getting so stressed out. Its just my opinion, and everyone is entitled to theirs. I am not being racist and I haven't made any profanity based comments. In that post i did say that Light skin does not equal better, but its a natural preference of everyone.

Take care

Anil the two points i highlited plzz read um, if u can prove um rite by giving us a thos zaboot, then i wouldnt mind ur f****** comments

[Anil_Khan]

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@queer

based on the arguments, its so clear who is what:

Anil Khan - punjabi paindoo with hindu firstname and pashtun last name, thinks dark skin is dirty, afraid of his own identity Syedpk - pious karachiwala threatened by punjabi claims of superiority over his ethnicity Lajawab - karachiwala who likes to pretend karachi is lucknow, india and hopes to marry girls from any of the four provinces, if only. queer - south indian with dark skin and the morning off musicmaniac - pretty pakistani girl chloe sullivan - fugly bhindian girl

Whoa there. Firstly, I'm not punjabi. Secondly, yes first name is hindu although alot of pakistanis are named Anil or Anila; but i have/did not have any control of that. Thirdly, I am a proud and patriotic PAKISTANI and I am definitley not afraid of my identity. If you knew me at all you'd know how ridicoulas that idea is.

[Anil_Khan]

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@musicmaniac

Anil the two points i highlited plzz read um, if u can prove um rite by giving us a thos zaboot, then i wouldnt mind ur f****** comments

Its hard to give evidence of something so subjective. It is just my opinion and its based on observations.

[queer]

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pandit anil khan mukherjee, like i said, it is okay to be punjabi. dont be so shy.

[syedpk]

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Queer Are you a Rocket scientist that you figure out all this by the way south indian and scinetist reminds me of abul kalam another dark skinned individual

[Amorphous]

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@syedpk

Prejudice,bias prochialism always come from punjab and not other provinces.You can find a punjabi living in interiors of sindh nwfp and balochistan.The mqm areas of karachi for example fb area etc but how many people from other provinces live in punjab anwer that.

And i dont defend those urdu speaking who think that they are some nawabs of lucknow etc but karachi is the biggest example of tolerance

Dearest, stop listening to the telephonic interviews of uncle Iltaf for a few days and try to learn a few things yourself. Your views about the demographics of Punjab and the prejudice emanating from Punjab will change considerably.

[Terrible_Guy]

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@Anil Khan

Salam all,

I was having an argument with a friend of mine (another pakistani) about how there is a distinct difference between pakistanis and indians (specifially, a muslim and a hindu). He was saying that you can't tell the difference; that in general they look the same. I disagree(d). I think one can definitley tell a difference between a pakistani and an indian.

what are your thoughts

I can't tell the difference in most cases. Recently I have been able to guess that someone might be gujarati, but that's about it. Otherwise a lot of people that I thought to be pakistani for a very long time turned out to be indian.

[Anil_Khan]

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@queer

pandit anil khan mukherjee, like i said, it is okay to be punjabi. dont be so shy.

lol; man i think your comments are hilarious. I'm not offended at all by what you say. Really, I am not punjabi.

If you must know, I was born in karachi but my background is from peshawar.

[Amorphous]

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Anil Khan, are you sure you are Pakistani?

[Anil_Khan]

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@Amorphous

Anil Khan, are you sure you are Pakistani?

kyoon, koi shuck? How about you amorphous. where are you from

[Amorphous]

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My name is Richardson Vikramasinghe and I am from Sri Lanka.

[syedpk]

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@Amorphous

Dearest, stop listening to the telephonic interviews of uncle Iltaf for a few days and try to learn a few things yourself. Your views about the demographics of Punjab and the prejudice emanating from Punjab will change considerably.

Who says so I support Mqm i am urdu speaking and live in karachi that doesnot mean that i support mqm.That is the problem with people of punjab cant accept the fact.you can find a punjabi living anywhere in pakistan not so with the people of other etnicities.

[Anil_Khan]

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Damn yaar, then my comments must have really stung you. I thought most of the people on here were pakistani. Sorry man, no hard feelings.

Looking forward to a good tour of sri lanka starting next week.

(Comment directed at amorphous)

[syedpk]

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@Amorphous

My name is Richardson Vikramasinghe and I am from Sri Lanka.

I am suprised when did altaf husain opened an office in srilanka.are the tamil tigers working for MQM

[Amorphous]

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@syedpk

Who says so I support Mqm i am urdu speaking and live in karachi that doesnot mean that i support mqm.That is the problem with people of punjab cant accept the fact.you can find a punjabi living anywhere in pakistan not so with the people of other etnicities.

http://www.statpak.gov.pk/depts/pco/statistics/other_tables/pop_by_mother_tongue.pdf

It doesn’t include a part of Pashtoons (living in different areas of Punjab) and Balochs living in the areas of southern Punjab. Also read about the present ethnic make-up of Lahore and Islamabad. I think you know the difference between percentage and the real numbers.

PS- You’re always welcome to move up north.

[Chloe_Sullivan]

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@queer

based on the arguments, its so clear who is what:

Anil Khan - punjabi paindoo with hindu firstname and pashtun last name, thinks dark skin is dirty, afraid of his own identity
Syedpk - pious karachiwala threatened by punjabi claims of superiority over his ethnicity
Lajawab - karachiwala who likes to pretend karachi is lucknow, india and hopes to marry girls from any of the four provinces, if only.
queer - south indian with dark skin and the morning off
musicmaniac - pretty pakistani girl
chloe sullivan - fugly bhindian girl

Yeah, that’s real mature. Take a stab at me while you are quarreling with the paindu here.

[amana]

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I seem to remember a study done quite some time back about people from different ethnic groups not being able to distinguish facial characteristics of other ethnic groups. For example, east asians may think that all south asians look alike, without really differentiating between skin tones or colors, while white europeans may think that all africans look alike, when there are actually hundreds of regional differences. It is why in court oftentimes a Korean (example) identification of an African American suspect is challenged by the defense attorney - because people are not clearly able to distinguish facial characteristics of other races.