Understanding India's Pakistanophobia & Inferiority Complex

[LASER1]

run baby run first you quote me and now running-jumping like Hanuman. this is what i expected

Is that the best you can come up with? Try harder next time.

 

[Orca]

Is that the best you can come up with? Try harder next time.

who says that was best? you are just replying for the sake of reply and nothing else

 

[LASER1]

who says that was best? you are just replying for the sake of reply and nothing else

 

[Defenceanalyst91]

4 year old thread by another member, again posted with same title
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/understanding-indias-pakistanophobia.342783/

 

[Dalai Lama]

4 year old thread by another member, again posted with same title
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/understanding-indias-pakistanophobia.342783/

I was gonna' say. Check out the related threads. There are many...

 

[KAMDEV]

1 Manishankar ayer is not equal to 1.25 billion Indians

There are more than one

 

[Sal12]

Lol! Shove it up somewhere. I don't care what you can google out of the internet. My contention was on the specific point and if you can prove I'm wrong, do that, else stop quoting me to explain Gujrat riot. Ciao!


News for you. It didn't

News for you, I read this in news

 

[lightoftruth]

We have a lot of inferiority complex from 7 ft tall whiter than snow white pakis with blue eyes with their growing economy ,Dollars flowing in sewers,their stable polity and an excellent terror free environment.

 

[Jackdaws]

The first post must hold some kind of record in the number of lies posted - here are a few

1. India negotiated with Portugal for 15 years over Goa before sending forces in. I didn't realize someone would actually support colonialism here but to bash India anything is kosher

2. Minicoy passed into Indian hands when British withdrew

3. India honored a Standstill Agreement with Hyderabad. It was broken by the Nizam

4. Didn't Pakistan violate their Standstill Agreement with Kashmir?

 

[TMA]

I think it cuts both ways - possibly and here I have to disagree with @Indus Priest King which seems like a sin considering his nickname but I would say this 'obsession' is more in Pakistan. Mind. Ever so slightly.

• How many businesses have you come across ran by Indians that are branded or even mention the name "Pakistan"?
• How many Indian celebraties move to Pakistan to act/sing etc
• etc
• How many Indians will include the name "Pakistan" when discussing something purely native?

But what about this counter: at least Pakistan does not name herself on the basis of river which belongs to another?

 

[HariPrasad]

True . When we have such a great Nation and great civilization next door, we shall naturally have inferiority complex and phobia. We would have liked a failes nation like ours in our neighborhood so that we do not suffer from Inferiority complex We are truly overshadowed by the great nation Pakistan and we have no option but to live in inferiority complex.

 

[Politico]

TBH I have been to various parts of India with my mother (Pakistani origin) and my father (Indian origin "Muhajir"). There really seems to be no "Pakistani obsession" with the average Indian. When asked and my mother responded that her family hails from Karachi, the average response in India is "great mangoes there". The average Pakistani I meet aboard however does seem to have some kind of Indian obsession. It borders between love and hate. Now that I am married to an Indian, my view may be biased so please take it with a pinch of salt

 

[Indus Priest King]

The denial makes it even better. Pakistani elections are being talked about by Indian media. Meanwhile I can barely name who the opposition leader is in india let alone a minister.

Even world cup matches in cricket defines India's obsession. The rest of tge world count how many world cups they've won...Indians count how many times they've beaten Pakistan.

Lol. Obsessed af.

 

[xyxmt]

Pakistanis love india , you want to say?

for Pakistan India is no more a threat but our future conquest, you cant hate someone who is not a threat to you

TBH I have been to various parts of India with my mother (Pakistani origin) and my father (Indian origin "Muhajir"). There really seems to be no "Pakistani obsession" with the average Indian. When asked and my mother responded that her family hails from Karachi, the average response in India is "great mangoes there". The average Pakistani I meet aboard however does seem to have some kind of Indian obsession. It borders between love and hate. Now that I am married to an Indian, my view may be biased so please take it with a pinch of salt

I know another family who is in the same situation as you are, Father migrated from India and married a pakistani woman and soon left Pakistan to work in middle east but kids and wife stayed back in Pakistan and got education there. Father often shows his love for India and shows his anti Pakistan sentiments and his Sons are pure patriotic Pakistanis and even fight with their father to the point of insult. Now that father's sons will never come to PDF and defend Indian view in every post...the difference between those Sons and you I think is you were born outside Pakistan or left at an early age, and that why my friend your every post (of the few posts you have made) are always showing you Pakistani link and defending India, in ways that it just seems aahh so cute

 

[Jackdaws]

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The denial makes it even better. Pakistani elections are being talked about by Indian media. Meanwhile I can barely name who the opposition leader is in india let alone a minister.

Even world cup matches in cricket defines India's obsession. The rest of tge world count how many world cups they've won...Indians count how many times they've beaten Pakistan.

Lol. Obsessed af.

Lol. So you watch Indian media? I don't think we even get a Pakistani media outlet here.