Meengla
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we may be a minority in population but not in land size, just because punjabis and sindhis share cultural ties with indians and are large in popuation does not mean that they try to enforce their culture on us or make decisions for us.
Who is making 'decisions' for you? Oh, I see it: It is YOU who is discounting that the vast majority of Pakistanis have a shared culture with India--enough to make India as Pakistan's natural ally. So much for respective the majority viewpoint.
Your views are truly odd. You keep harping upon this 'Turko' blah blah ethno-centric approach to the point of even threatening to break away Baluchistan and K-P from Pakistan. Where do you see Pakistanis like me asking to be Indian pets? I have clearly stated that India is Pakistan's natural ally and we WILL be allies once we sort out the Kashmir problem. Similarly, second to only India, Pakistanis share a lot with Iran. We can and should be strong allies of BOTH. This is not a zero-sum equation.
Your views are also add because Pashtuns generally have not been as anti-India over Kashmir as Punjabis and New Sindhis (aka 'Mohajirs') have been. ANP--a Pashtun party-- and its previous incarnations were often accused of Indian and Russian agents etc. Similarly, I don't find Baluchis--who can all be put in a few 'Towns' of Karachi alone--are so anti-India as you make them sound like. You are just pulling stuff out of some magician's hat!
Grow out of your ethnocentrism and embrace regional politics. Neighbors are the MOST important players for any country in the long term. Especially important are neighbors with whom a country's majority populations have much shared culture.