^ I see, so this is not racist...
“These Pashtuns means like fundamentalist — religiously fundamentalist, religiously extremist,” Kamal says. “They are coming in. When it comes to ethnicity, when it comes to Islam they all are ... the same.”
“The man who’s coming in front of you ... look at him, look at his face,” Kamal says.
p.s. comments out of frustration can be racist and bigoted too
I know that it would be very difficult to make you understand because you have mind-set or under the spell of some thug leaders. Whatever truth, you will try to portray it after twisting what it is actually said. Anyhow, above statement clearly shows that the comments made are not racists.
Ponder on meaning of what he said according to perspective what he said:
After reading the statement made by Mustafa Kamal, I could not see anything racist in his statements. One have to read his statements carefully and it would be obvious that his statement was regarding religious extremist and not Pakhtuns. But it seems that some people who may be racists themselves, have agenda and are propagandist liars, working to divide Pakistan into ethnic compartments, it is they who are trying to create perception that his statement is racist statements, and many are coming in the web of their propaganda. Anyhow, we should ponder on meaning of what he said according to the perspective he said.
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"These Pashtuns means like fundamentalists ... religious fundamentalists, religious extremists ...."
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Obviously in above statement, Kamal is not talking about Pashtuns as ethnic community but talking about religious fundamentalists and word Pashtuns is just there as perception of them being religious fundamentalists (especially to western journalists who he was giving interview). Mustafa mention of words ... Pashtuns means like fundamentalists ... clearly means that Mustafa does not mean Pashtuns as ethnic but Pashtun as fundamentalists (who could be of any ethnicity but are of same ethnicity as fundamentalists)
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"They are coming in. When it comes to ethnicity, when it comes to Islam they all are ... the same.”
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Actually, in above statement Kamal is making clear to foreign journalists that their perception of Pakhtuns being religious extremists is wrong as he says that religious extremists have no ethnicity but religion is their ethnicity. As according to Kamal: [When it comes to ethnicity, when it comes to Islam, they are all same ... example: they are not Pakhtuns, Punjabi, Baloch, Sindhi or Muhajir ... they are extremists, all are same].
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“The man who’s coming in front of you ... look at him, look at his face,” Kamal says.
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Here also we have to see who Kamal is pointing at. He is obviously not pointing to Pakhtun (ethnic wise) but a beardo representing extremism in the perceptive eyes (who happened to be Pakhtun at that moment). Again Kamal reference is not to ethnic Pakhtun but fundamentalists.
So, the statement is nothing to do with Pashtuns as ethnicity but to do with religious extremism as ethnicity. Any person with little bit of intelligence could deduce what I wrote from 'Mustafa kamal' statements though racists and corrupts would find ways to twist his statements.
One can also see that the writer of that article also twisted Mustafa Kamal words by putting ethnic meaning to what Mustafa said but his own comments also deny ethnic nature of Mustafa Kamal statement as ... writer also wrote that the community Mustafa pointed to are not all Pakhtuns but mix community.
Writer should have done some thinking that when Mustafa is taking about group of people who are mixed community than when he used the word 'Pakhtun' and also said 'means like fundamentalist' than surely he does not mean Pakhtun as ethnicity but Pakhtun as perceived by west of being fundamentalists.