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Which is bang-on the border, a fact that only makes me more firm in my assumption of you being a stranded Indian. No you're not, you're a stranded Indian. That's why you think you're the same as them, why you want to celebrate Basant, why you honour Ranjit Singh, etc. Your very village is...

The comparison is VERY related. It can't be anti-Semitism when you're both Semites and no bigotry was expressed towards any particular Semite/Semitic people.

Get out. Now. I feel the same about daal. I only like daal with rice, otherwise it feels kinda like I'm eating horse food.

Lmao Israel has really struck terror into the heart of the Egyptian military. What a bunch of wimps. If this was during Nasser's time it would have been more than just one bullet, and there would be no apology.

All I know is that Karachiites put potatoes in their rice, and that's just weird. So I guess Lahore wins.

If you can't handle the spices bro, you can sit at the kiddy table and have pulao instead.

Don't forget about what we did at Dwarka. Your navy was so embarrassed they stayed out of 1965 for good.

And you're just an Indian whose family was too scared to make the migration. Why don't you try and make me Mr Singh?

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Unlikely to differ too much. There is no correlation between the two, but I don't think you're intelligent enough to realise that. Why stop at partition? If you REALLY want to go back to the root cause, blame Raja Dahir for not dealing with those pirates who kidnapped Muslim women. If he...

No, a Pakistani is telling a stranded Indian to join his kin on the other side.

No, you're just unable to respond to them because you've been caught with your pants down. If you think Indians are similar to us go live with them. Pakistan wasn't made for you.

Good. Next step should be executing the bankers who launder the drug money, as the late George Carlin once suggested:

Not at all. We took Point 5353, the dominating feature in the region without having to escalate the situation to a full-scale war. Not only that, but we utilised a small number of troops (about 5,000) who managed to take on a force 6 times their size, and they managed to shoot down enemy...

If that's the case, then why is it that: 1. Seraikis, Pothwaris and Hindkowans are practically non-existent among Indian Punjabis? 2. Why are there almost no Indian Punjabis of Kashmiri, Pashtun or Baloch heritage? 3. Why are Pakistani Punjabi tribes like Awans, Arains, Qureshis, Syeds...

Mostly the army, but apparently some militants from Kashmir and Afghanistan tagged along.

Use proper grammar, I don't know what you're saying.

No. I know people who fought in Kargil, that's not how it went down lol. Most of them made it back, and to this day Point 5353, the dominant feature of the region, is under our control. Then I agree. The government was being stupid, but I wouldn't say that the military betrayed them.

Then how did most of them make it back?

Stop being an idiot and go read it yourself amandeep. Doesn't matter, he still won it. We didn't betray anybody, they're regarded as heroes all across Pakistan because of the simple fact that they took out Indian soldiers.