Vice mini Docu about Somalis being anti vaccination in Minneapolis, USA.

[YoungFarah]

If you don't like the qabiil you don't have to.

I love qabiil it's part of my identity as a Somali. I just don't like qabyaalad and negativity in general

 

[Madaxkuti]

Are Somalis in Minnesota really this clapped and backward.

This is what happens when there's too many Somalis in one area. When Somalis are spread out they tend to do better socially and economically

 

[Vision]

 

[Gambar]

I love qabiil it's part of my identity as a Somali. I just don't like qabyaalad and negativity in general

How is it qabyalad to want to stick to your clan?

 

[YoungFarah]

How is it qabyalad to want to stick to your clan?

I never said it is walaal you assumed I didn't like qabiil and I said that I do like qabil but not qabyaalad. I didn't say that marrying from you own clan is qabyaalad. All I'm saying is it is good to be open-minded and marry other qabiils.

 

[Gambar]

I never said it is walaal you assumed I didn't like qabiil and I said that I do like qabil but not qabyaalad. I didn't say that marrying from you own clan is qabyaalad. All I'm saying is it is good to be open-minded and marry other qabiils.

I understand but that's just naive because on a race level people are more likely to marry the same race.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

After civil war, we married limited the intermarriage between tribes

I dont think so. I have pretty much every single tribe in my family outside of Raxanweyn.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

Nothing wrong with marrying from your clan/ subclan.
People from the same clan or neighbouring clan have the exact same culture, same dialects.
For example a man from Burco is going to struggle to understand a girl from baidabo, also the culture would be different.
That’s why most weddings back home are from the same clan, sub clan or neighbouring clan.

Tell that to Cali Waraabe whose wife is from Baidabo and said that Reer Konfur women are better than Reer Waqooyi.

 

[Gambar]

I dont think so. I have pretty much every single tribe in my family outside of Raxanweyn.

That's why I'm a bit surprised about that.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

That's why I'm a bit surprised about that.

I have seen some parents that marry from the so called "enemy" tribe, but they wouldn't approve the same thing for their children though lol.

 

[Gambar]

I have seen some parents that marry from the so called "enemy" tribe, but they wouldn't approve the same thing for their children though lol.

I always heard it was weird to marry from the same subclan, you should marry from other clans. Are you iska dhal?

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

I always heard it was weird to marry from the same subclan, you should marry from other clans. Are you iska dhal?

I am from the same sub sub clan

But my grandparents from both sides are from different sub clans.

 

[Gambar]

I am from the same sub sub clan

But my grandparents from both sides are from different sub clans.

Doesn't that prove Canucks point?

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

Doesn't that prove Canucks point?

My parents are an exception in the family, my uncle is married to an Abgaal lady.

I am literally the only one in the family that is Dhulbahante on both sides (and my siblings of course)

 

[Gambar]

My parents are an exception in the family, my uncle is married to an Abgaal lady.

I am literally the only one in the family that is Dhulbahante on both sides (and my siblings of course)

Your dad is from Laascaanood, is your mum from the same town?

 

[Dhay Geel]

Tell that to Cali Waraabe whose wife is from Baidabo and said that Reer Konfur women are better than Reer Waqooyi.

Faisal Cali waraabe grow up in Xamar.
Can’t blame.

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

Your dad is from Laascaanood, is your mum from the same town?

Nah, it is the other way around. My mum was born in Laascaanood and came to Xamar only for university whilst my dad is from Xamar, and his family is from Kismayo. He has no family in the North.

 

[bluebird]

how are vaccines helpful if an in vaccinated person can still infect you?

And how do we know they aren't specifically targeting minorities and injecting them some chemical as an experiment of some kind or eugenics?

 

[YoungFarah]

I understand but that's just naive because on a race level people are more likely to marry the same race.

True but it's less common to marry someone of your own race now more than ever. I think it's the same with qabil too as in the west there is more qabil mixing than there has ever been back home

 

[Gambar]

Nah, it is the other way around. My mum was born in Laascaanood and came to Xamar only for university whilst my dad is from Xamar, and his family is from Kismayo. He has no family in the North.

Interesting. My grandmother was born in the north but raised in the south, she sounds more northern though. Only my grandfathers side are in the north.

True but it's less common to marry someone of your own race now more than ever. I think it's the same with qabil too as in the west there is more qabil mixing than there has ever been back home

Actually that's false. Interracial marriage is not common, interclan marriage I don't think is that uncommon because of the diaspora and more contact with different qabiil.