Because you have no argument. There is no reason why should an Isaaq or any clan for that matter continue to demean themselves or sacrifice their own for the best interest of "Greater Somalia" a disgraced project hijacked by 3 sub clans.I'm not going to arguing the blood of Isaaq is halal or that you must love the tyranny of Siad Barre or Darood.
Nice deflection here.I wouldn't dare to compare Isaaq to a filthy Yahuud.
How's that true when Afweyne and his SNF the remnants of the "Somali National Army" wan an active participant in the famine of Bay & Bakool. Infact there was a systematic campaign of uprooting Raxanweyne from Gedo well before the collapse of the central government. Their lands and farms were routinely confiscated by the government and they had less representation in the government than even Isaaq. The fact MOD government of Afweyne was abusing D&M before and after it's collapse should tell you it's no different than USC or any rebel group. Am I supposed to change the standards before and after Afweyne was overthrown? They're the same before it they were wearing standard military uniform and after it they wore Macawiis lol ... How about you hold the same standards for Afweyne and his militia the same way you do for USC. Remember at one point SNF & SPM were all part of the Somali National Army.it was an open season for the D&M community in the first 5 years of the civil war. South Central Somalia is a great example of why the rebels were worse than the Barre's regime.
The tyranny back then was monopolised by a central power in Somalia compared to every faction in civil war committed atrocities on the same level or even exceeding that of the previous regime
You practically ended your own argument here. Monopoly over violence means you have no power vacuum like in Ethiopia. You reign supreme over the state which was the case from 1969 - 1977. The monopoly over violence by the Somali Central Government overseen by Afweyne and his commie committee ended with the Ogaden war. The Big Lipped Beats ((Afweyne)) lost legitimacy and popular support after losing the war. Instead of stepping down or allowing free elections he doubled down with his MOD government and started clan wars to remain in power. Cracking down on dissentients and using scorched earth polices is what led to the proliferation of rebel groups which brought down the government. It was Afweyne's fault that political opposition to his rule found no other channels to express their political views in the the discourse without resorting to violence. He came to power without spilling a single drop of blood. State institutions, National Army, civil liberties and elections were all there before him. He didn't create anything from scratch, it was all there since independence in 1960. Your blame of rebel groups for failing to establish a new transitional government falls on deaf ears when you exonerates MOD government of any wrongdoings. There is a cause and effect here but for some reason you guys are fixated on the effect (rebel groups) and not the cause (Afweyne) The Kacaan Cult did NOT create Somalia, they hijacked it and burned it to the ground.
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