If greater Somalia happened

[The Oponian Guild]

Are you dumb or? A grandmother from mothers side or fathers side regardless is still an ancestor?

Anyone you descend from, male or female. Father’s or mother’s side is still ancestor.

Is English not a language you understand well?

@Malsi is a man of my country and just because he has relations from other clans doesn’t mean he will sit quietly or not advocate for our nation and people. This not the dhaqan of our country, politics is kept separate from family affairs.

 

[The Oponian Guild]

He's definitely trolling, treating Somalis like different races due to qabiil

There is the Somali macro ethnicity, with many nations/qabils (call em whatever you want) falling under this category.

I don’t doubt that at one point we were as close as a family. but 3000 years has since passed, world changes, new people emerge, people split off.

 

[Hassan Garguute Buldanana]

It’s true, Somalia was a huge landmass, bari to baraawe is greater in distance than London to Barcelona. Hundreds of clans, dialects, and a few languages here and there. Gacaltinimo and being courteous is one thing but to ignore the substantial differences is to blindfold yourself to reality.

The type of Somali spoken differs, the mannerisms, the lexicon, the sophistication everything differs. The people’s mindsets and the way they approach problems or treat others, again quite different. This pan Somalism has tried to turn everyone into a quintessential northern somali, it has forced a sort of conformity which truth be told has never been there.

That's what I keep telling people. We sre very diverse. Sure there is commonality here or there.

 

[reer]

That's what I keep telling people. We sre very diverse. Sure there is commonality here or there.

as a biracial half somali half puntlander how was it like growing up as a mixed race person?

 

[Abdisamad]

as a biracial half somali half puntlander how was it like growing up as a mixed race person?

 

[Abdisamad]

There is the Somali macro ethnicity, with many nations/qabils (call em whatever you want) falling under this category.

I don’t doubt that at one point we were as close as a family. but 3000 years has since passed, world changes, new people emerge, people split off.

Bro you can't be serious at this point, treating qabiil like a different race..I understand the political situation in Somalia but common, we don't have to lie about our ethnicity and race to separate ourselves from other Somalis, it's just shameful and on the edge of self hatred.

 

[Abdisamad]

I know brother. Hardada ayaan ka kacay long time ago, alhamdulilah. I hope the same for you too Insha'Allah tacala

Literally how you guys sound..

@Hassan Garguute Buldanana @The Oponian Guild

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