Yeah, I've never been to Afghanistan, nor have I told anyone to check their privilege. My fellow Pashtuns don't do anything in Canada that are disrespectful to the Hazara.
Afghanistan is a f*cked up country with MANY problems, systematic oppression being one of them. You've failed to do what you're trying to, btw.
Nice, you're trying to show me that generalization is wrong but then you just use it in the first sentence of your post.
Looooooool
See, this is one of the reasons why I enjoy reading about countries and peoples outside the west - just to see the reaction of their natives when I tell them a thing or two that they think only their own ought to be aware of.
I had a good Afghan friend back in high-school; that is why I know more about your home land than I frankly should.
But observe Pumpkin Ninja for such is the nature of human beings - selfish, ethnocentric and religious-group-centric is man, is he not?
That Afghan friend of mine was an ethnic Pashtun too - he used to tell me that although historically the Hazara were the victims, ethnic strife has increasingly been bi-directional (and with the other ethnic groups of that country), and that the Pashtun majority have been increasingly marginalized in their own country in modern times.
And like that friend of mine, I too, while acknowledging the historical grievances of Blacks, refuse to be guilty over the crimes of my ancestors in perpetuity. And I certainly will not allow my society and civilization to be destroyed for my grand-children over the putative crimes of my ancestors.
I never intended to do anything more than tease you in the previous post my friend. You attempted to find a moral lesson where there was none.
