Who looks more alike: Lebanese and Yemenis or Pakistanis and Maldivians?

[Myanthropologies]

I still cannot believe you think that there is more similarity between Pakistanis and Southern Europeans than between Lebanese and Yemenis.

Since you aren't convinced

Yemeni football team

Syrian football team:


Vs

Pakistani football team:


South Italian football team



Obviously both sets look very very very very very different, but the latter still look closer to each other than the former does.

[Tooting Carmen]

Be that as it may, imo none of the Yemenis, except perhaps number 16 and the one in the yellow shirt, really look Ethiopian/Somali.

[Myanthropologies]

Be that as it may, imo none of the Yemenis, except perhaps number 16 and the one in the yellow shirt, really look Ethiopian/Somali.

They look east African influenced though and it really shows in a lot.

[Hadouken]

"MENA"

[Tooting Carmen]

"MENA"

No one is using that term here.

[Hadouken]

No one is using that term here.

but I wrote it above

[Myanthropologies]

Lol, people on the apricity act like all Europeans have special sensors in their brain that can automatically detect any kind of foreigner in Europe & that nobody can pass, but then in turn act like very East African shifted people could walk through the Middle East with no issue passing compared to a Pakistani and a South Italian. Both look very very very very very different, but Pakistanis look closer to Italians in the south than Yemenis and Lebanese do. A lot of Pakistanis are Pashtun too, so keep that in mind. I guess if you take Pashtuns and Kalash out of the equation, it might make it both at equal measure, but still.

[Tooting Carmen]

Lol, people on the apricity act like all Europeans have special sensors in their brain that can automatically detect any kind of foreigner in Europe & that nobody can pass, but then in turn act like very East African shifted people could walk through the Middle East with no issue passing compared to a Pakistani and a South Italian. Both look very very very very very different, but Pakistanis look closer to Italians in the south than Yemenis and Lebanese do. A lot of Pakistanis are Pashtun too, so keep that in mind. I guess if you take Pashtuns and Kalash out of the equation, it might make it both at equal measure, but still.

Pashtuns and especially Kalashes are a small part of the overall Pakistani population.

[Myanthropologies]

Pashtuns and especially Kalashes are a small part of the overall Pakistani population.

Pashtuns make up more than a quarter of Pakistanis, but I guess they're not Pakistanis proper, so they don't count.

[Tooting Carmen]

Pashtuns make up more than a quarter of Pakistanis.

But they are heavily concentrated in certain regions. The more urbanised south of Pakistan is overwhelmingly Indid.