The Case for Pakistan as a Civilizational State

[vasanthm]

Impossible. This would be scientifically inaccurate.

No, you will have to go to sleep every night content with the reality that ancient Pakistanis are one of your (many) fathers.

Wasn’t present day Pakistan basically the ancient world’s Laem Chabang, a stopover for armies heading into India? Calling the IVC Pakistani is a bit like calling the USS Abraham Lincoln Thai. I’d probably go easy on the 'many fathers' joke

 

[SABRE]

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Saved me from giving detailed briefing on this.

 

[Master Chief]

Wasn’t present day Pakistan basically the ancient world’s Laem Chabang, a stopover for armies heading into India? Calling the IVC Pakistani is a bit like calling the USS Abraham Lincoln Thai. I’d probably go easy on the 'many fathers' joke

I wouldn't know. You can enlighten me as you seem to be an expert on this matter.

 

[El Sidd]

It's funny to see Sindhis complaining about Lashkari posing a threat to their language but are so keen on becoming English experts.

Sind has done an exceptional job in preserving the language and culture. English is an official language of the State and thus is treated as such.

Apart from the metropolitan port of Debal, English is seldom understood, spoken and mixed with any of the indigenous dialects of Sind.

 

[313Ghazi]

I read the title as "The case for Pakistan as a civilised state" and scoffed.

 

[SecularNationalist]

I think we should have adopted a printed alphabet to make reading easier for our own people. Such as a modified Scythian alphabet.

Like AtaTurk changed the Turkish alphabet. He ended up destroying the real language.
The Urdu alphabet we use today represents a history and civilization. Making people forget about it would be a crime.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Sind has done an exceptional job in preserving the language and culture.

I second you.