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It didn’t take long. The moment Bangladesh’s prime minister dared to name Pakistan’s genocide in 1971, the systematic slaughter of Bengali Muslims, the mask came off. Now, the same Pakistanis who once spoke of brotherhood are unleashing a torrent of derogatory, hateful language toward Bangladeshi Muslims. The honeymoon, it seems, is over. But let’s be clear about what this “brotherhood” really means. To Pakistanis, you are only a “good Muslim.” You are only part of the ummah as long as you surrender your national dignity, abandon your people’s suffering, and dance to their tune. Refuse; and this is what you get. This is how they treat Indian Muslims. This is how they treat Afghans. This is how they treat their own Pashtuns; daily subjected to the same contempt, the same venom. So ask yourself: who exactly are Pakistanis not at odds with? Their neighbors. Their own ethnic groups. Their coreligionists across the region. At what point do you stop calling it a pattern and start calling it what it is?
The Bihari-Muhajir hasn’t stopped seething in the last few days since Bangladeshi PM talked about 1971 events…now she is dragging BD 😅😅😅 I guess now we know why they were kept in Geneva camps 😭
Mothin Ali’s parents were more integrated than Mothin Ali and his wife today. The second generation actually regressed back into Islamist peasant shit. What a fucking disaster, seriously.
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Pakistanis are smart people. Kanglus are a vassal state of India. Big difference between the two.
Let's not rewrite history. We don't need to forget their oppression, discrimination, or war crimes. They weren't “occupying forces” or “occupation forces” (no matter which term you use here), as both were parts of the same country that was severed through a bloody civil war.
UK people act strange when famous Americans show up here, concerning ngl
