I have a couple of questions for those that think I’m making up my background

[kurobecky08]

Look, I’m fine if you don’t like/accept because I lack a qabil and/or that I’m not Muslim, but what do I have to gain from claiming Tuareg and Somali lineage that were missionaries and mercenaries ? It would make more sense to claim if I were claiming a famous clan, but I doubt they were anyone important. Both of those are very obscure. Either groups aren’t well known in USA. What benefit would my grandparents claiming African heritage during 1930-40s ? Even then, the fact remains that they originally came from Africa, were Sunni Muslim, spoke Arabic and HATED Ethiopians. My dad swears that Christianity originated in North Africa. Catholicism isn’t super popular with AAs either. The KKK and communists hated Catholics, too. My grandpa had two wives . Why would my family claim something that kinda detrimental to them. My weirdness is genuine. My dad’s side did at least practiced the principles of honor (Sharaf), Kinship, Modesty (Xishood) and respect for elders. He always taught the importance of knowing your culture and family history. Honoring the family name was very important. Also, my dad would tell me sometimes that he feels guilty for not being Muslim. I love Somalia culture because I want to. I believe that if your pride in your nation is based on other’s validation, then you don’t really love your nation. Most nationalists of every race seems to love the idea of their race. My ancestors weren’t queens or kings. They were religious fanatic African nazis. Berbers are insane. lol.

 

[Ayubi]

Are you half AA half Somali?

 

[Odkac WRLD]

You seem great but could you please space out your paragraphs.

It is a small ask, but helps me and probably a lot of others out a lot.

 

[Shmurda]

It's common knowledge that a small amount of Somalis turned christian during colonialism so your claims are believable

 

[Manafesto]

I don't know who is doubting you but no one in the world randomly claims to be half Somali and puts time and energy to join Somali forum to learn about their culture and history for sake of it, there is many other better and developed countries to claim and you choose a poor third world country with many problems, you are legit half Somali and you should ignore those who say you are not.

 

[kurobecky08]

It's common knowledge that a small amount of Somalis turned christian during colonialism so your claims are believable

Catholicism would be an easier pill to swallow rather the other forms of Christianity. Baptism would of be seen as witchcraft. I think the whole “ turn the other cheek “ wouldn’t gel well with the traditional Somali mindset. Also, the aesthetic of Catholicism is similar to Islam

 

[Jiron]

@kurobecky08

Just ignore people that accuse u of something they can't prove, you are who u are and no one can change that.

 

[Abdisamad]

Ignore the haters

 

[firefox]

If you don't have a Somali father your not somali and plus the fact you're not muslim go claim another ethnicity

 

[Gadhwayne]

Look, I’m fine if you don’t like/accept because I lack a qabil and/or that I’m not Muslim, but what do I have to gain from claiming Tuareg and Somali lineage that were missionaries and mercenaries ? It would make more sense to claim if I were claiming a famous clan, but I doubt they were anyone important. Both of those are very obscure. Either groups aren’t well known in USA. What benefit would my grandparents claiming African heritage during 1930-40s ? Even then, the fact remains that they originally came from Africa, were Sunni Muslim, spoke Arabic and HATED Ethiopians. My dad swears that Christianity originated in North Africa. Catholicism isn’t super popular with AAs either. The KKK and communists hated Catholics, too. My grandpa had two wives . Why would my family claim something that kinda detrimental to them. My weirdness is genuine. My dad’s side did at least practiced the principles of honor (Sharaf), Kinship, Modesty (Xishood) and respect for elders. He always taught the importance of knowing your culture and family history. Honoring the family name was very important. Also, my dad would tell me sometimes that he feels guilty for not being Muslim. I love Somalia culture because I want to. I believe that if your pride in your nation is based on other’s validation, then you don’t really love your nation. Most nationalists of every race seems to love the idea of their race. My ancestors weren’t queens or kings. They were religious fanatic African nazis. Berbers are insane. lol.

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You and the rest of the new Americans should claim America from rednecks that celebrate or sympathize witn Confederate treason and the like

 

[kurobecky08]

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You and the rest of the new Americans should claim America from rednecks that celebrate or sympathize witn Confederate treason and the like

I do declare the Star stall again!!!!!!!! My African side are a little inbred. Sweet home Alabama from the motherland

 

[Gadhwayne]

I do declare the Star stall again!!!!!!!! My African side are a little inbred. Sweet home Alabama from the motherland

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[kurobecky08]

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I would consider myself as an anarchist with conservative values mixed traditional Somali/Berber culture. I follow the principles of xeer. I believe democracy is just mob rule.

 

[Yukon_Niner]

I don't think anyone is doubting but your weird racism against AA's is a bit concerning. Especially if you're only partly Somali.

 

[kurobecky08]

@Gadhwayne Benjamin Powell argued that statelessness led to more order and less chaos than had the previous state, and economist Alex Taborrock claimed that Somalia in its stateless period provided a "unique test of the theory of anarchy", in some aspects near of that espoused by anarcho-capitalists David D. Friedman and Murray Rothbard, although this is disputed by various anarchists, of both the capitalist and anti-capitalist varieties, who contend it is not anarchy, but merely chaos, perhaps resulting from unequal distribution of power and meddling by neighbors and developed nations like the United States.

 

[kurobecky08]

I don't think anyone is doubting but your weird racism against AA's is a bit concerning. Especially if you're only partly Somali.

I have beef with western culture, in general . The cold hard fact is that society promotes toxic lifestyles to blacks. My criticism come from the prejudice I’ve experienced from them.
Also, you have to factor in that in my non-Somali heritage is also different from most AAs. I’ve been harassed by AAs just off the way I talk and dress. It’s hard for me sympathize with AAs maadows from the hood when they’re making fun of for being goth. So yes, I do have some grievances with AAs . I don’t like Malians or South Africans because they’re communist cucks. But outside of that, I like maadows from Africa. Nigerians are pretty awesome

 

[Gadhwayne]

@Gadhwayne Benjamin Powell argued that statelessness led to more order and less chaos than had the previous state, and economist Alex Taborrock claimed that Somalia in its stateless period provided a "unique test of the theory of anarchy", in some aspects near of that espoused by anarcho-capitalists David D. Friedman and Murray Rothbard, although this is disputed by various anarchists, of both the capitalist and anti-capitalist varieties, who contend it is not anarchy, but merely chaos, perhaps resulting from unequal distribution of power and meddling by neighbors and developed nations like the United States.

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[kurobecky08]

@Yukon_Niner . I never had any desire to be white, either. I have no feel of cops. In fact, I think my lineage is the best. I’m natural compelled to prove that I’m either equal or superior to any non-black person.
I tried to fit in with AAs and adopted the liberal black mindset for a couple of years. I was fat, depressed all the time and had very toxic relationships. I stopped believing in God and wasn’t working. I was obsessed for validation. When I embraced my roots and reconnected with God, EVERYTHING in my life got a million times better.
I’m against forceful integration, even on a micro level