After trawling interwebs forums for several years, one thing I've noticed is that wherever there is an Indian, you're bound to see the words "Porki", "Al-Bakistani", "Madrassa" and "terrorist" even in the absence of Pakistani users.
Yes, although you can include few more like "failed, beggar,interbred and the almost accepted use of the pejorative Pak*". However I think far worse then these are the actuall use of synoyms that are contemptous or dismissive. Like if your trying fix a weekend footbal game and you just contemtously flip over the 20 stone mountain of lard because you know he can't even take two steps without panting.
It is a form of rejection without even having been judged a loser. You are a loser before you even get a chance to be a loser. That Pakistan is failed is treated like established fact and anybody even questioning that has mad cow disease. It would be darn to simple to blame it all on the Indian's.
Clearly Pakistani's have failed and done everything to create fertile ground. Ground that indian's have moved very fast to plough with their hostile narrative of Pakistan. The biggest problem Pakistan faces is not even terrorism. The biggest is poor branding.
I give you one example. I have been looking to buy quality leather jacket. Not one of those mass produced clap trap. In addition I have peculiar preferance for colour (tan) and design (aviator/reefer/biker) like something below.
Very quickly it became apparent that the best quality hand made crafted jackets - These are measured and then bespoke made are from Pakistan. However everything is done to hide this. The company has it's office in USA and the Pakistan connection only becomes apparent when you look at the return policy which says items shall be returned to their "South Asian" facility.
The reality is some of the best leather products are made in Pakistan. However here is the rub. they get sold on as Italian or French. Simply because brand Pakistan has terrible stock. I feel pity for all those craftsmen working away yet earning far less then they deserve. This even applies to basmati rice.
This terrible country image is corrosive. It prevents investment, it hinders exports, it creates problems i n all manner of ways. The Indian's are more then happy to shovel terrorism on Pakistan, they make concerted effort to distance themselves from Pakistan, However the same does not apply when it comes to our history or anything half positive.