Their main problem is they think we are a
-Punjabi Army
-British Agent
-Artificial/fake state to divide two big cultures
-last but not the least 'daalkhor' which reflects their ethnofascism.
None of which is true..and that has developed counter-hate which you see here on the forum, which i dont endorse.
It was not us who signed the treaty of Gandamak nor the treaty of Rawalpindi.Also at the same time we were not the soldiers back then fighting for British even though we had some in our Army like Ayub Khan who have over generations fought for british,WW2 and then joined Pakistan army but that is a fringe minority which faded over time and does not reflect the vast majority nor the state.
Fully agree, My nation has the same superiority complex as the Arabs. Also I don't understand why they want KPK? 95% of Pashtuns I've met say they are happy with Pakistan and chant Pakistan Zindabad, and these people are the major stakeholders of that area, now if they don't want to be part of Afghanistan, why this "Lar Ao Bar" nonsense?
And if we Afghans really want to unite along ethnic lines, then what about the Uzbek, Turkmen, and Tajik areas, that should be let go off, I don't see Tajiks chanting "Lar ao Bar yao Tajik" and that goes for the Uzbek and Turkmen groups, they all want a peaceful Afghanistan without war.
I don't want to see Afghanistan divided, and we are happy with this confederacy. This "Lar Ao Bar yao Afghan" issue is actually causing unrest in Afghanistan, as many ethnics are saying they are not "Afghan" (Pashtun). And although I am Afghan, I would like to see Afghanistan's name changed to "Khorasan" or "Aryana" through a national consensus after peace has come. Afghan (Pashtun)istan does not just belong to Pashtuns, it belongs to all who reside in Afghanistan, and sometimes its a shame to call a Tajik Afghan, when in reality he is not.