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That's your opinion then, and its not a very informed one. This is all based on an uniformed and ignorant view of Zaydis which lumps the most extreme 12er practices with every single Shi'a on earth. The connection to Saudi Arabia is not necessarily a religious one, its political one. If you...

Zaydism =/= Twelver Shiism If you support the Saudis and oppose those who fight the Zionists and their allies then you are indeed pro Zionist. Sorry if you don't like the truth

No, because the Iranian army is not present in Yemen. Iranian support is limited to a small amount of material support and expertise which taught the Yemeni army to build their own drones and missiles. The Southern movement exists solely because the UAE's military and mercenaries props it up...

Salute your flag Yahudi servant

Curse upon al-Saud and their American-Zionist kafir masters. They murdred nearly 400,000 civilians at the behest of their Zionist masters.

You mean the corrupt puppet government that only exists because the Saudi coalition props it up? Okay lol. No, those are simply collaborators. The Saudis and their western backed coalition are the invaders in question, and they are responsible for the vast majority of civilian deaths through...

LMAOOO, mega cope from the poor Xabashi. Bro doesn't even look like the stereotype of a pedo

If you hate Ansar Allah (the Houthi movement) then you are either simply uneducated on them and the conflict in Yemen or you're just blinded by retarded sectarian hated for all Shi'ah without distinguishing the sects among them. People seem to think that Ansar Allah is some kind of Iranian proxy...

Ofc, I agree that our food is much better, but tbh the Xabashis can have the cadaans. I don't wanna see gentrified Somali food and Somali staff serving cadaans like the Ethiopians do. The few cadaans brave enough to enter our restaurants do have my respect tho.

I think it's tolerable sometimes, espcially because I enjoy spicy food, but I can only eat it occassionally because it gets boring very quickly. Somali food is objectively superior, specifically bariis. I can never get tired of good bariis.

Doesn't sound terrible but I'm just not really into Afrobeats. I personally really like Yemeni zawamil music like this zamil by Salem al Massoudi

The story that I heard is that shisha was banned because Uhuru's son was at a shisha lounge and his shisha was spiked with cocaine or something. I don't believe the story since you can't smoke cocaine unless its turned into crack and crack isn't something that people use here in Kenya. I think...

Ethiopian food isn't necessarily bad, its just boring af a lot of the time. Every single meal is fucking injera with some kind of stew which is almost always made with a base of onions cooked in their spiced ghee called kibbeh. Plus its super cringe how Ethiopians constantly cater to cadaans...

LOL, hope president Assad sends these terrorists to hellfire, and by the looks of their shit weapons they'll do the job for him

Saddam Hussein 100%. I do respect Gaddafi for what he did for his country, especially the Jamahiriya system which was a very successful form of direct democracy, but as a Somali nationalist I cannot look past his support for Ethiopia during our liberation war in 1977. Saddam's Iraq and Hafez al...

Agreed, companies should pay their workers a living wage, I mean across a lot of the world average workers' wages have been stagnant, in some countries since the 70s. All the while the salaries and net worth of the wealthy has been going up and up and up. I really wonder how much of a beating...

The question I am asking is not about prices, rather its about value. I admit that I'm no expert so I probably came across as jumbled. Basically, I'm using this scenario to show that even if prices fluctuate with supply and demand, any given commodity will still have some value and that value is...

The problem with that argument is that in order to get the materials to make a memory chip labor is required, you can't mine gold without miners. Furthermore, if materials aren't available then production ceases being viable making any labor useless.

The fundamental issue I'm getting at isn't what sets prices, but rather where value is derived from. The scenario I set up is to show that even though prices may go up or down with changes of supply and demand, commodities still have value and that value must come from somewhere, the most common...

Also, I forgot to mention. You can quantify labor value using socially necessary labor time as a measurement.