illuminatidinesh
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Why?????Foreigners often mistake Indians and Pakistanis from appearance because we look alike. And why do we look alike?
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Why?????Foreigners often mistake Indians and Pakistanis from appearance because we look alike. And why do we look alike?
I am Pakistani .
This is because you're interpreting that statement with a narrow mind. When someone calls you Indian, he doesn't mean the India - the next door neighbor - but rather the India from the old days. Our grandparents were INDIANS. And if you get offended when someone says that, then you need to open your mind and accept the facts. Foreigners often mistake Indians and Pakistanis from appearance because we look alike. And why do we look alike?
This is because you're interpreting that statement with a narrow mind. When someone calls you Indian, he doesn't mean the India - the next door neighbor - but rather the India from the old days. Our grandparents were INDIANS. And if you get offended when someone says that, then you need to open your mind and accept the facts. Foreigners often mistake Indians and Pakistanis from appearance because we look alike. And why do we look alike?
Yeah, I am too - a patriotic one at that. But I'm not afraid to admit the fact that my grandparents and ancestors were Indians.
Practise what you preach when the next time you pass of as Indian in the US to escape discrimination.
My grandfather's parents were from Jammu. My maternal grandmother's family are from Jalandar. The rest are indigenous. I have nothing against Indians, but both of our grandparents moved Pakistan for a reason. Politics,countries, and borders can be fickle, but you should not speak for all Pakistanis. All Pakistanis don't share culture with Indians at all, so your statement is generalizing at best.
You dumb guy, I swear on my religion i never called myself indian, i had always introduce myself as Pakistani or American. I will rather die than call myself Indian.
I was born and raised in the US, but I ALWAYS call myself Pakistani and not American or Indian
Nobody is calling you an Indian for ducks sake. All the other guy is saying is that one can either look at the differences (which are plenty) or at the similarities (in language, food, music, entertainment, celebrations etc etc), and maybe the similarities will in future help to normalise relationship, you did not have to panic and get into your genetic defensive mode that ''somebody called me an Indian, i have no identity boohoo...''
Not that anyone other than other trolls take you seriously. It was fun when you were telling us on the other thread how indians are drivers and cleaners in the US but then i had to show you US census that shows indian families having 41% higher income than pakistani families in the US LOL. Dont abuse us, ppl like you are NOT indian, so relax.
Isn't it funny though, called an Indian -a gali, called by the correct name in UK - thats a gali too! LOL!
i am lucky that my grandparents ,uncles and aunties were all born in india , and many of my muslim friends also feel lucky that their grand parents din't cross the border during the partition , by comparing the economic condition of india and pakistan , they really deserve to feel lucky.