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Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by EmmaJnr1: 3:48pm On Apr 23, 2022
Is northern presidency only for the foolanis?
All Emir in Nigeria are foolanis
All Important political positions held by northerners are foolanis
If an Hausa Imam speaks up he would be removed but a Fulani like Gumi can insult the government and nothing will happen.

Fulani use Hausa population to always win election but Hausa are slaves in their own land. Fulani doesn't have a land in Nigeria but hiding under the slogan of Hausa /Fulani to deceive the Hausa people.

Hausa people are called AREWA but Fulani has stylishly taken AREWA from the hausas.

Are the housas only good as onion sellers, beans sellers, pepper seller and shoe shiner, Almajiri etc. Hausa should stand up for their right and request also for a president of Hausa horizon.

Hausa people, wake up and stand for your rights, you are not slaves to the foolanis, this is 21st century..

Foolanis in Nigeria are not up to 7 million but Hausas are more than 35 million.

Hausa people are sleeping and needs to wake that Giant in them.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by BabalawoPikin(m): 4:08pm On Apr 23, 2022
A slave is a slave. Even when u give him food on a golden plate. He will eat it like a slave. grin

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Anieke77(m): 4:21pm On Apr 23, 2022
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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by excanny: 4:23pm On Apr 23, 2022
Have you heard of the word “docile”? They prefer being led and are doing fine that way. So what’s ur problem,OP?

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Jostoman: 6:19pm On Apr 23, 2022
BAT supporters are doing all this because of Atiku, we know their tactics
Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Ndibunna: 6:20pm On Apr 23, 2022
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This topic violates rule 3.

Insulting Hausa tribe

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 7:34pm On Apr 23, 2022
Igbo and disrespecting other tribe. Fulani na their husband.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Gireiboy(m): 9:38pm On Apr 23, 2022
I have never seen people that takes pride in ignorance like southerners especially yeebos. Where do you think these phrase came from "Hausa-fulani's"? Fulani and Hausa bloodline have being mixing for a long period of time to the extent that we have almost become indistinguishable from each other. Let me see how you can beat that or take that away/apart. Besides, we have the biggest unifier of all, stronger than even the ties of kinship/Blood, which is,wait for it grin "Islam wink we share the Shahada" Asshadu'anla'ilah ha'illallah wa'asshadu'anna Muhammadurrasulullah" and that is enough.(Disbelievers will never understand how powerful these is smiley)

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by obinnajohnson: 11:36pm On Apr 23, 2022
They have been conquered a long time ago. That is exactly what they are trying to do to other ethnic groups.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by successmatters(m): 11:40pm On Apr 23, 2022
The Hausa will fight back one day.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 4:17am On Apr 24, 2022
Gireiboy:
I have never seen people that takes pride in ignorance like southerners especially yeebos. Where do you think these phrase came from "Hausa-fulani's"? Fulani and Hausa bloodline have being mixing for a long period of time to the extent that we have almost become indistinguishable from each other. Let me see how you can beat that or take that away/apart. Besides, we have the biggest unifier of all, stronger than even the ties of kinship/Blood, which is,wait for it grin "Islam wink we share the Shahada" Asshadu'anla'ilah ha'illallah wa'asshadu'anna Muhammadurrasulullah" and that is enough.(Disbelievers will never understand how powerful these is smiley)
My guy, I have been on this platform for a while, though in the shadows most of the time and been observing.

Your assertion about our southern brothers is among the most accurate I have seen of late. Most of them are way too ignorant (ignorance is not a bad thing, we all have things or fields that we are absolutely daft about) but the way they carry their ignorance, you will be ashamed on their behalf.

A popular lie that Fulani's are controlling Hausa( since when did you even start caring about the Hausa's in the first place), that a Yoruba is not allowed to lead Fulani in salah grin ( told you you will be ashamed on their behalf) and many more. They are ignorant, Loud and empty, toxic and sentimental, yet na to dey carry false educational superiority for head (debate any of them and put him/her to shame, narrative will change).

I have met a few that cannot stand a Fulani boy been better than them grin( we are not supposed to speak Queen's English).

Wadannan mutanen bata lokaci ne ma ka tsaya kana back and forth da su, da yawansu bakaken jahilai ne.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 4:20am On Apr 24, 2022
EmmaJnr1:
Is northern presidency only for the foolanis?
All Emir in Nigeria are foolanis
All Important political positions held by northerners are foolanis
If an Hausa Imam speaks up he would be removed but a Fulani like Gumi can insult the government and nothing will happen.

Fulani use Hausa population to always win election but Hausa are slaves in their own land. Fulani doesn't have a land in Nigeria but hiding under the slogan of Hausa /Fulani to deceive the Hausa people.

Hausa people are called AREWA but Fulani has stylishly taken AREWA from the hausas.

Are the housas only good as onion sellers, beans sellers, pepper seller and shoe shiner, Almajiri etc. Hausa should stand up for their right and request also for a president of Hausa horizon.

Hausa people, wake up and stand for your rights, you are not slaves to the foolanis, this is 21st century..

Foolanis in Nigeria are not up to 7 million but Hausas are more than 35 million.

Hausa people are sleeping and needs to wake that Giant in them.

Hausa people thank you for your concern and empathy, but we will pass.
A kai kasuwa. cool

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Heavensent01(m): 4:27am On Apr 24, 2022
even though i detest your approaches and names calling but yet there are some iota of truth in your thread



you can't separate Fulani from Hausa again except Hausas converted from Islam in majority which is the fear of Fulani



Islam is the bond that hold them together, takeaway Islam from Hausa people then you see their eyes open to a lot of benefit they've lost to this cunning tribe

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Yibo(m): 4:39am On Apr 24, 2022
Okoros are also slaves to Fulani
Fulani have been enforcing sit at home in Alayibo since

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Gireiboy(m): 4:40am On Apr 24, 2022
mi35:

My guy, I have been on this platform for a while, though in the shadows most of the time and been observing. Your assertion about our southern brothers is among the most accurate I have seen of late. Most of them are way too ignorant (ignorance is not a bad thing, we all have things or fields that we are absolutely daft about) but the way they carry their ignorance, you will be ashamed on their behalf. A popular lie that Fulani's are controlling Hausa( since when did you even start caring about the Hausa's in the first place), that a Yoruba is not allowed to lead Fulani in salah grin ( told you you will be ashamed on their behalf) and many more. They are ignorant, Loud and empty, toxic and sentimental, yet na to dey carry false educational superiority for head (debate any of them and put him/her to shame, narrative will change). I have met a few that cannot stand a Fulani boy been better than them grin( we are not supposed to speak Queen's English).
Wadannan mutanen bata lokaci ne ma ka tsaya kana back and forth da su, da yawansu bakaken jahilai ne.
Wallahi kam wink cheesy kabarsu, if not because, i had the opportunity to meet some southerners during NYSC (great guys that i can confidently call brothers) Nairaland would have turned me into a bigot o grin sincerely speaking.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Christistruth00: 4:44am On Apr 24, 2022
Kwankwanso ex Governor of kano State is Hausa
Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 4:59am On Apr 24, 2022
Gireiboy:

Wallahi kam wink cheesy kabarsu, if not because, i had the opportunity to meet some southerners during NYSC (great guys that i can confidently call brothers) Nairaland would have turned me into a bigot o grin sincerely speaking.

Same here man, that's why most of the time I stau off social media or just regulate what I see and interact with.
Lokaci ne, zai wuce Insha Allah.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by ArewaNorth: 5:54am On Apr 24, 2022
Gireiboy:
I have never seen people that takes pride in ignorance like southerners especially yeebos. Where do you think these phrase came from "Hausa-fulani's"? Fulani and Hausa bloodline have being mixing for a long period of time to the extent that we have almost become indistinguishable from each other. Let me see how you can beat that or take that away/apart. Besides, we have the biggest unifier of all, stronger than even the ties of kinship/Blood, which is,wait for it grin "Islam wink we share the Shahada" Asshadu'anla'ilah ha'illallah wa'asshadu'anna Muhammadurrasulullah" and that is enough.(Disbelievers will never understand how powerful these is smiley)


Honestly, they will never understand this pure fact. I have been telling hem this for long. How can someone call Buhari who only understands Hausa, born by Kanuri mother and Fulani father and tag him all nonsense affiliated to Fulani? That is why we prefer to be called Northerners than being call with ethnic identity. Consequently. that is why SW, SE are having serious problem selling their candidates to other Nigerians. It is difficult to accept ethnic President in Nigeria but North and SS are safe in this case. Souh are always confuse anytime when Buhari gives Northerner appointment. For North all the 3 zones are preferred to be called North but for South they are too divided along ethnic line and identity that is why it always become an issue of distinction when appointment is made in their region or other the region.
The uniqueness of North is, Buhari, is a Fulani from NW; Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Kanuri from NE; Secretary of the Federal Govt, Boss Mustapha, Kilba and a Christian from NE; Chairman Northern Governors forum, Simon Bako Lalong, a Christian from NC make up the Northern unique structure. Despite being the most diverse region, North is more coordinated than South.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by NorthernersSuck: 6:02am On Apr 24, 2022
SlyDev:
Igbo and disrespecting other tribe. Fulani na their husband.

Educated illiterate, so every English names here belongs to the Igbo person? Big Dummy

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by VictorUSA(m): 6:51am On Apr 24, 2022
Hausas are slaves to the fulanis.They are all radical islamic terrorists.To save Nigeria, we must end them.
Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 11:03am On Apr 24, 2022
ArewaNorth:



Honestly, they will never understand this pure fact. I have been telling hem this for long. How can someone call Buhari who only understands Hausa, born by Kanuri mother and Fulani father and tag him all nonsense affiliated to Fulani? That is why we prefer to be called Northerners than being call with ethnic identity. Consequently. that is why SW, SE are having serious problem selling their candidates to other Nigerians. It is difficult to accept ethnic President in Nigeria but North and SS are safe in this case. Souh are always confuse anytime when Buhari gives Northerner appointment. For North all the 3 zones are preferred to be called North but for South they are too divided along ethnic line and identity that is why it always become an issue of distinction when appointment is made in their region or other the region.
The uniqueness of North is, Buhari, is a Fulani from NW; Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Kanuri from NE; Secretary of the Federal Govt, Boss Mustapha, Kilba and a Christian from NE; Chairman Northern Governors forum, Simon Bako Lalong, a Christian from NC make up the Northern unique structure. Despite being the most diverse region, North is more coordinated than South.
You just nailed it. I have been seeing on here how Igbo's from one state look down with inferiority on Igbo's from another state, that's the kind of mentality they want others to take, a 'dog-eat-dog' mentality.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Gireiboy(m): 4:45pm On Apr 24, 2022
ArewaNorth:



Honestly, they will never understand this pure fact. I have been telling hem this for long. How can someone call Buhari who only understands Hausa, born by Kanuri mother and Fulani father and tag him all nonsense affiliated to Fulani? That is why we prefer to be called Northerners than being call with ethnic identity. Consequently. that is why SW, SE are having serious problem selling their candidates to other Nigerians. It is difficult to accept ethnic President in Nigeria but North and SS are safe in this case. Souh are always confuse anytime when Buhari gives Northerner appointment. For North all the 3 zones are preferred to be called North but for South they are too divided along ethnic line and identity that is why it always become an issue of distinction when appointment is made in their region or other the region.
The uniqueness of North is, Buhari, is a Fulani from NW; Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Kanuri from NE; Secretary of the Federal Govt, Boss Mustapha, Kilba and a Christian from NE; Chairman Northern Governors forum, Simon Bako Lalong, a Christian from NC make up the Northern unique structure. Despite being the most diverse region, North is more coordinated than South.
Masha Allah, unadulterated truth wink

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Nobody: 4:50pm On Apr 24, 2022
ArewaNorth:



Honestly, they will never understand this pure fact. I have been telling hem this for long. How can someone call Buhari who only understands Hausa, born by Kanuri mother and Fulani father and tag him all nonsense affiliated to Fulani? That is why we prefer to be called Northerners than being call with ethnic identity. Consequently. that is why SW, SE are having serious problem selling their candidates to other Nigerians. It is difficult to accept ethnic President in Nigeria but North and SS are safe in this case. Souh are always confuse anytime when Buhari gives Northerner appointment. For North all the 3 zones are preferred to be called North but for South they are too divided along ethnic line and identity that is why it always become an issue of distinction when appointment is made in their region or other the region.
The uniqueness of North is, Buhari, is a Fulani from NW; Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Kanuri from NE; Secretary of the Federal Govt, Boss Mustapha, Kilba and a Christian from NE; Chairman Northern Governors forum, Simon Bako Lalong, a Christian from NC make up the Northern unique structure. Despite being the most diverse region, North is more coordinated than South.


You said it all

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Darkcloud11(m): 4:57pm On Apr 24, 2022
mi35:

My guy, I have been on this platform for a while, though in the shadows most of the time and been observing. Your assertion about our southern brothers is among the most accurate I have seen of late. Most of them are way too ignorant (ignorance is not a bad thing, we all have things or fields that we are absolutely daft about) but the way they carry their ignorance, you will be ashamed on their behalf. A popular lie that Fulani's are controlling Hausa( since when did you even start caring about the Hausa's in the first place), that a Yoruba is not allowed to lead Fulani in salah grin ( told you you will be ashamed on their behalf) and many more. They are ignorant, Loud and empty, toxic and sentimental, yet na to dey carry false educational superiority for head (debate any of them and put him/her to shame, narrative will change). I have met a few that cannot stand a Fulani boy been better than them grin( we are not supposed to speak Queen's English).
Wadannan mutanen bata lokaci ne ma ka tsaya kana back and forth da su, da yawansu bakaken jahilai ne.


The most ignorant tribe is the Igbos sorry to say,they even play politics with rumours and celebrate fake news, a very mature Igbo person believes in rumours and live in ignorance,like the lie that they are lost tribe of Israel, that mnk already have biafra Nigeria can’t arrest him because Israel and Britain will die for him,they believe gowon is Igbo they believe obasanjo is from onitsha,whenever I’m listening to igbo people political view I always laugh their current set of indigene lack proper and rational knowledge or should I say there people on nairaland.mind u I’m Igbo from SS and our people reasoning needs to upgrade so we can start playing our role as major tribe in Nigeria.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Darkcloud11(m): 5:02pm On Apr 24, 2022
ArewaNorth:



Honestly, they will never understand this pure fact. I have been telling hem this for long. How can someone call Buhari who only understands Hausa, born by Kanuri mother and Fulani father and tag him all nonsense affiliated to Fulani? That is why we prefer to be called Northerners than being call with ethnic identity. Consequently. that is why SW, SE are having serious problem selling their candidates to other Nigerians. It is difficult to accept ethnic President in Nigeria but North and SS are safe in this case. Souh are always confuse anytime when Buhari gives Northerner appointment. For North all the 3 zones are preferred to be called North but for South they are too divided along ethnic line and identity that is why it always become an issue of distinction when appointment is made in their region or other the region.
The uniqueness of North is, Buhari, is a Fulani from NW; Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Kanuri from NE; Secretary of the Federal Govt, Boss Mustapha, Kilba and a Christian from NE; Chairman Northern Governors forum, Simon Bako Lalong, a Christian from NC make up the Northern unique structure. Despite being the most diverse region, North is more coordinated than South.

Only south south and north have this uniqueness,if u give a SS man appointment they don’t care to know if he’s delta akwa ibom or rivers,the problem of Nigeria is ibos and yorubas they are too tribalistic

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Gireiboy(m): 6:43pm On Apr 24, 2022
mi35:


Same here man, that's why most of the time I stau off social media or just regulate what I see and interact with.
Lokaci ne, zai wuce Insha Allah.
grin grin grin you are absolutely right.
Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by grandstar(m): 6:54pm On Apr 24, 2022
I don't understand why you're crying more than the bereaved! Are the Hausa's complaining?

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by EmekaA125(m): 8:36pm On Apr 24, 2022
They're now intertwined as one tribe. To separate Hausa from Fulani will be very very difficult as it stands now. Too bad
Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by EmekaA125(m): 8:36pm On Apr 24, 2022
grandstar:
I don't understand why you're crying more than the bereaved! Are the Hausa's complaining?
Can a slave wage war against the master

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by grandstar(m): 8:48pm On Apr 24, 2022
EmekaA125:

Can a slave wage war against the master

Do the Hausas see themselves as their slaves? I doubt it. That is the issue.

From the history I learnt in school, the Hausas before the coming of the Fulani jihadists were largely nominal Muslims. The Fulani johandist made them observant Muslims. I am sure had Dan Fodio and his boys not conquered the Hausas, they would probably be mostly Christians today.

Also, the Fulani and Hausa commoners are basically one. The Fulani have been greatly Hausaaad (forgive my new invention), with many not able to speak Fulfude, the Fulani language. It is only the Fulani in Adamawa that have not been fully tainted by the Hausas. That is where Atiku Abubakar and Aisha Buhari are from.

Zahra Indimi, Buhari's daughter finds it difficult to speak Hausa. Her native dialect is Fulfude and not Hausa.

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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Ibrahimmrfish(m): 9:38pm On Apr 24, 2022
grandstar:


Do the Hausas see themselves as their slaves? I doubt it. That is the issue.

From the history I learnt in school, the Hausas before the coming of the Fulani jihadists were largely nominal Muslims. The Fulani johandist made them observant Muslims. I am sure had Dan Fodio and his boys not conquered the Hausas, they would probably be mostly Christians today.

Also, the Fulani and Hausa commoners are basically one. The Fulani have been greatly Hausaaad (forgive my new invention), with many not able to speak Fulfude, the Fulani language. It is only the Fulani in Adamawa that have not been fully tainted by the Hausas. That is where Atiku Abubakar and Aisha Buhari are from.

Zahra Indimi, Buhari's daughter finds it difficult to speak Hausa. Her native dialect is Fulfude and not Hausa.
You do realize that most of the fighters to fought for Dan- fodio are not even Fulani. You do realize that most of the poor were over taxes by the Sarkis,and they join the jihad cause of frustration. Before the Jihad, Kingdom like Gobir and Katsina taxes were over 20%, after the Jihad it was reduced to 2.5%. Hauses were already Muslims 300years before Dan-fodio was born. Check the names and years of the kings of Kano and compare them with the year Dan-fodio was born.
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Re: Why Is An Hausa Man Not Coming Out For President: Are they Fulani slaves by Blue3k(m): 9:53pm On Apr 24, 2022
grandstar:


Do the Hausas see themselves as their slaves? I doubt it. That is the issue.

From the history I learnt in school, the Hausas before the coming of the Fulani jihadists were largely nominal Muslims. The Fulani johandist made them observant Muslims. I am sure had Dan Fodio and his boys not conquered the Hausas, they would probably be mostly Christians today.

Also, the Fulani and Hausa commoners are basically one. The Fulani have been greatly Hausaaad (forgive my new invention), with many not able to speak Fulfude, the Fulani language. It is only the Fulani in Adamawa that have not been fully tainted by the Hausas. That is where Atiku Abubakar and Aisha Buhari are from.

Zahra Indimi, Buhari's daughter finds it difficult to speak Hausa. Her native dialect is Fulfude and not Hausa.

Lol you're really reasoning with disingenuous mumus who care nothing about Hausa's. They just don't like the fact the dont hate the fulani like they do. Nobody is stopping anyone from running for president or forces them to vote, marry or keep Fulani in ruling positions.

You're correct about the history of the dan fodio conquest. They were nominal Muslims considering Islam arrived century prior. Lastly the Hausas assisted in the overthrow of the kings in the revolution.

Notice these sort of threads are never made by hausas. The second you get one in the thread they remind the busy bodies they're idiots. Their arguement boils down to you're a slave if you dont do what I want instead of your own will.

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