UK Racism against Muslims and Brown people: Why are blacks in the UK given a free pass by white english racists?

The 2 categories do exist but I don't think the reasoning you have cited for these categories being harmful to the diaspora Pakistani community is entirely correct.

I think the "dawah" crowd (for want of a better word; I am NOT criticising the concept of dawah here) do unknowing harm to Pakistani and diaspora Pakistani interests by blindly focusing overwhelmingly on a religious dogmatic outlook, ignoring the realities of how other Muslims themselves have grown so resentful towards Pakistanis that their envious hatred manifests in myriad ways. It isn't a "worship of reverts" as much as it is a denial of "intra-ummah" rivalries.

Regarding "dilutionists", they have fallen for a different propaganda, which harms Pakistani and diaspora interests in a different way. They believe in some extended version of "aman ki asha" philosophy, bleeding hearts liberals if you wish to call them that. With liberals, they tend to yell loudest in all countries and genuinely believe that they share a single doctrine globally, but they all fail to acknowledge that the real power brokers in all nations exist as a deep state, a very silent deep state that is nationalistic above all else. The most pertinent extrapolation would be that Pakistani liberals need to understand that they and Indian liberals can all bark together as much as they wish but it makes ZERO difference to the objectives of the Indian deep state with respect to Pakistan and the Pakistani diaspora.

The biggest issue with these dawah/ummah uk Pakistanis is that they for whatever reason do not understand that non-Pakistani Muslims particularly arab Muslims do not regard Pakistanis as there "fellow Muslim brothers and sisters" . The brotherhood Pakistanis feel with arab Muslims is NEVER reciprocated. This opens up uk Pakistanis to ridicule, hate, resentment and putting the interests of non-Pakistanis above the interests of our own community. This is very harmful and insulting to us. This has got to STOP. uk Pakistanis NEED to understand that we can ONLY rely on each other and OUR interests supersede the interests of those that are not of our race and community. The problems of non-Pakistanis EVEN non-Pakistani Muslims is NOT the problem or concern of the uk Pakistani community.
 
The biggest issue with these dawah/ummah uk Pakistanis is that they for whatever reason do not understand that non-Pakistani Muslims particularly arab Muslims do not regard Pakistanis as there "fellow Muslim brothers and sisters" . The brotherhood Pakistanis feel with arab Muslims is NEVER reciprocated. This opens up uk Pakistanis to ridicule, hate, resentment and putting the interests of non-Pakistanis above the interests of our own community. This is very harmful and insulting to us. This has got to STOP. uk Pakistanis NEED to understand that we can ONLY rely on each other and OUR interests supersede the interests of those that are not of our race and community. The problems of non-Pakistanis EVEN non-Pakistani Muslims is NOT the problem or concern of the uk Pakistani community.

at least you guys in the uk have a big strong and proud community that isn't ashamed or embarrassed to back themselves and defend themselves and aid one another and fellow Pakistanis
while the Pakistani diaspora here in Canada, we're all on our own, individually. No community cohesion or togetherness, there is sometimes the stupid rivalries or trying to down one another
Things are changing slowly but it will take time, the issue is that we're not that much in numbers yet. Maybe when our kids grow up?

I've noticed the same pattern of hatred here, in my 26yrs here in Canada now, that Pakistanis are/were hated alot, even by most arabs/turks/etc in addition to the silent or backstabbings used to get at work from other coworkers or superiors such as managers or supervisors etc. Thankfully, the local laws on discrimination and racism have now tied all those hands! lol. They did it to themselves.
The problem also was that our people, due to natural upbringing in Pakistan and as muslims we tend to be polite, forgiving, etc and often ignore things against us in many settings......"har waqt bardasht kerte rehte".
Well the young generation growing up here doesn't do that shit and doesn't give a shit as they dont grow with such complexes.

its really a monkey-society here is what i found......everything runs on status quo, nobody challenges anything, they let the shit slow the way it always has. If you speak up you're seen as a shit-disturber. Even in my place of works, i used to and still do speak up and write shit up and question shit and raise storms. They don't like it when u use their laws and their rules and smash it into their own faces. Brings smile to my face when i do that and watch them become speechless.
But thats me, and I often tell them......there's lot of us that may be fools, but I ain't one of them and I will do what I see fit. Don't care one bit. While the rest of the many monkeys put their heads down and fucking obey shit, I question it and refuse if it goes against logic. Sadly there's hardly anyone that wants to think anymore or stand up for anything. They're all for the "go with the flow" and dont cause trouble....and yet its always somewhere a Pakistani that ends up causing the change :D
 
The biggest issue with these dawah/ummah uk Pakistanis is that they for whatever reason do not understand that non-Pakistani Muslims particularly arab Muslims do not regard Pakistanis as there "fellow Muslim brothers and sisters" . The brotherhood Pakistanis feel with arab Muslims is NEVER reciprocated. This opens up uk Pakistanis to ridicule, hate, resentment and putting the interests of non-Pakistanis above the interests of our own community. This is very harmful and insulting to us. This has got to STOP. uk Pakistanis NEED to understand that we can ONLY rely on each other and OUR interests supersede the interests of those that are not of our race and community. The problems of non-Pakistanis EVEN non-Pakistani Muslims is NOT the problem or concern of the uk Pakistani community.
These Dawah types really hate Pakistan lmao. Man I find it cringe to watch them act Arabs, Salafist type Arab too. When I was growing up you had the proto-Dawah p*ssies in my school who went around trying to convert non Muslim kids. They were ghetto af, and typically it would always be a very Indic looking Pakistani. It’s some form of an inferiority complex that they carried. I hated them. It was strange that they were doing this in school. Honestly the West needs to deport each one of them back to their beloved lands. Hypocrisy is one thing I can’t stand in anyone. You don’t get to live in the West and enjoy its fruits while calling for it to become a sh*thole that your people have turned the lands of our forefathers into. Instead of calling for Dawah, why not push for cleaning the streets, maintaining law and order, and throwing the Groomers in our community off the Tower of London into the Thames River. Those are my views.

I’ve come to the conclusion that most of us are a product of an Anglo-Islamic society. Can’t do anything about the colonization past. It makes us who we are. The way we think, the way we act.
 
at least you guys in the uk have a big strong and proud community that isn't ashamed or embarrassed to back themselves and defend themselves and aid one another and fellow Pakistanis
while the Pakistani diaspora here in Canada, we're all on our own, individually. No community cohesion or togetherness, there is sometimes the stupid rivalries or trying to down one another
Things are changing slowly but it will take time, the issue is that we're not that much in numbers yet. Maybe when our kids grow up?

I've noticed the same pattern of hatred here, in my 26yrs here in Canada now, that Pakistanis are/were hated alot, even by most arabs/turks/etc in addition to the silent or backstabbings used to get at work from other coworkers or superiors such as managers or supervisors etc. Thankfully, the local laws on discrimination and racism have now tied all those hands! lol. They did it to themselves.
The problem also was that our people, due to natural upbringing in Pakistan and as muslims we tend to be polite, forgiving, etc and often ignore things against us in many settings......"har waqt bardasht kerte rehte".
Well the young generation growing up here doesn't do that shit and doesn't give a shit as they dont grow with such complexes.

its really a monkey-society here is what i found......everything runs on status quo, nobody challenges anything, they let the shit slow the way it always has. If you speak up you're seen as a shit-disturber. Even in my place of works, i used to and still do speak up and write shit up and question shit and raise storms. They don't like it when u use their laws and their rules and smash it into their own faces. Brings smile to my face when i do that and watch them become speechless.
But thats me, and I often tell them......there's lot of us that may be fools, but I ain't one of them and I will do what I see fit. Don't care one bit. While the rest of the many monkeys put their heads down and fucking obey shit, I question it and refuse if it goes against logic. Sadly there's hardly anyone that wants to think anymore or stand up for anything. They're all for the "go with the flow" and dont cause trouble....and yet its always somewhere a Pakistani that ends up causing the change :D

at least you guys in the uk have a big strong and proud community that isn't ashamed or embarrassed to back themselves and defend themselves and aid one another and fellow Pakistanis
while the Pakistani diaspora here in Canada, we're all on our own, individually. No community cohesion or togetherness, there is sometimes the stupid rivalries or trying to down one another
Things are changing slowly but it will take time, the issue is that we're not that much in numbers yet. Maybe when our kids grow up?

I've noticed the same pattern of hatred here, in my 26yrs here in Canada now, that Pakistanis are/were hated alot, even by most arabs/turks/etc in addition to the silent or backstabbings used to get at work from other coworkers or superiors such as managers or supervisors etc. Thankfully, the local laws on discrimination and racism have now tied all those hands! lol. They did it to themselves.
The problem also was that our people, due to natural upbringing in Pakistan and as muslims we tend to be polite, forgiving, etc and often ignore things against us in many settings......"har waqt bardasht kerte rehte".
Well the young generation growing up here doesn't do that shit and doesn't give a shit as they dont grow with such complexes.

its really a monkey-society here is what i found......everything runs on status quo, nobody challenges anything, they let the shit slow the way it always has. If you speak up you're seen as a shit-disturber. Even in my place of works, i used to and still do speak up and write shit up and question shit and raise storms. They don't like it when u use their laws and their rules and smash it into their own faces. Brings smile to my face when i do that and watch them become speechless.
But thats me, and I often tell them......there's lot of us that may be fools, but I ain't one of them and I will do what I see fit. Don't care one bit. While the rest of the many monkeys put their heads down and fucking obey shit, I question it and refuse if it goes against logic. Sadly there's hardly anyone that wants to think anymore or stand up for anything. They're all for the "go with the flow" and dont cause trouble....and yet its always somewhere a Pakistani that ends up causing the change :D

I think the difference between the two communities lies in the way they both arrived in the west. Pakistanis mainly came to canada in the 1990s. They came in small numbers and spread throughout canada so they couldn't form large communities. Also, the canadians did not have a historical angst with the Pakistanis due to colonialism or other historical reasons so it was easy for the Pakistanis to settle in and integrate into canadian society. In the uk, Pakistanis arrived mainly in the 1950s and 1960s which was barely a decade after Pakistan gained independence. Pakistan was indirectly blamed for the loss of the british raj hence the loss of the british empire. They arrived in a hostile environment where they were subjected to racism and oppression. Pakistanis had to form strong communities in order to fight the racism, violence and oppression they faced some 60-70 years ago. The legacy of this can has NOT been forgotten and can even be seen today. With the rise of the far-right in the uk, the battles our parents and grandparents fought against the racists is now being replayed again with the new generation of uk Pakistanis. Hence we NEED to maintain our strong religious, cultural, racial and traditional values along with our strong united communities in order to defend ourselves against the racist onslaught.
 
These Dawah types really hate Pakistan lmao. Man I find it cringe to watch them act Arabs, Salafist type Arab too. When I was growing up you had the proto-Dawah p*ssies in my school who went around trying to convert non Muslim kids. They were ghetto af, and typically it would always be a very Indic looking Pakistani. It’s some form of an inferiority complex that they carried. I hated them. It was strange that they were doing this in school. Honestly the West needs to deport each one of them back to their beloved lands. Hypocrisy is one thing I can’t stand in anyone. You don’t get to live in the West and enjoy its fruits while calling for it to become a sh*thole that your people have turned the lands of our forefathers into. Instead of calling for Dawah, why not push for cleaning the streets, maintaining law and order, and throwing the Groomers in our community off the Tower of London into the Thames River. Those are my views.

I’ve come to the conclusion that most of us are a product of an Anglo-Islamic society. Can’t do anything about the colonization past. It makes us who we are. The way we think, the way we act.


Sounds similar to the uk Pakistanis who are part of the Dawah movement and try to impersonate arabs. They REALLY hate Pakistani nationalism and patriotism. According to them, it is wrong to be proud of your Pakistani culture, heritage, race and traditions. Also, according to them, you have to put the interests of the non-Pakistani Muslims over that of Pakistani Muslims. This thinking and attitude is EXACTLY what has caused the afghandu problem in Pakistan.

What these guys don't realize is that non-Pakistani Muslims DO NOT want an "Ummah" and want NOTHING to do with Pakistani Muslims either. The uk Dawah Pakistanis will be quick to help and serve non-Pakistani Muslims but will never do that for their own Pakistani community. They suffer from a severe inferiority complex.
 
Sounds similar to the uk Pakistanis who are part of the Dawah movement and try to impersonate arabs. They REALLY hate Pakistani nationalism and patriotism. According to them, it is wrong to be proud of your Pakistani culture, heritage, race and traditions. Also, according to them, you have to put the interests of the non-Pakistani Muslims over that of Pakistani Muslims. This thinking and attitude is EXACTLY what has caused the afghandu problem in Pakistan.

What these guys don't realize is that non-Pakistani Muslims DO NOT want an "Ummah" and want NOTHING to do with Pakistani Muslims either. The uk Dawah Pakistanis will be quick to help and serve non-Pakistani Muslims but will never do that for their own Pakistani community. They suffer from a severe inferiority complex.

Some of our biggest problems in Pakistan is due to this type of thinking

Instead of putting Pakistan first and protecting our own interests and people

We are or were (still are) allowing others like afghans to walk all over us

If we had just shown even basic self interest and self preservation, Pakistan would have saved itself from decades of terrorism



Now it's important we don't keep making this mistake and our community and the Muslim community as a whole out our interests first and challenge our own community and liberals especially when they want to push beghairati upon us
 
Some of our biggest problems in Pakistan is due to this type of thinking

Instead of putting Pakistan first and protecting our own interests and people

We are or were (still are) allowing others like afghans to walk all over us

If we had just shown even basic self interest and self preservation, Pakistan would have saved itself from decades of terrorism



Now it's important we don't keep making this mistake and our community and the Muslim community as a whole out our interests first and challenge our own community and liberals especially when they want to push beghairati upon us


To be fair, those Pakistanis that put the interests of non-Pakistani Muslims over that of Pakistani people are decreasing massively in numbers. The "Ummah" brigade is dying out amongst the Pakistani community globally. The terrorism and mayhem the afghandus have caused in Pakistan has played a large part in this.

AGREED TOTALLY. The BIGGEST threat facing the Pakistani communities worldwide are the 2 following subversive elements within the Pakistani community:

(1) Pakistani left-wingers who encourage Pakistanis to abandon Islam, our culture, our heritage and our traditions. They encourage as to follow debauchery, indecent behaviour and to race mix. They badly want Pakistani Muslim women to be given to KUFFAR men for filth and indecency.

(2) Pakistani Dawah and "Ummah" groups who want Pakistanis to be the slaves of non-Pakistani Muslims and put their interests above our own.

We need to guard against and be wary of these 2 types of subversive elements as they are doing the job of the racists and colonialists. They want to destroy our community from within.
 

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