Hi friends, I have lurked on this site for a long time but decided to create an account today after some recent disturbing and disheartening posts I've seen in the culture section these past few weeks (not going to name people or even the threads I am referring to).
I am a Kenyan-American (dual citizenship) who has lived in South Africa and the United States and visits Kenya regularly. Admittedly, in all these countries, all of the Africans I associate with are fairly progressive so maybe I have a few misconceptions about the things I'm about to discuss here.

In all my time, I've never seen so much illegitimate and unprovoked childishness and hatred from people as I have on this forum with the exception of radical white nationalist groups like the KKK and Stormfront, etc. I'm being very serious right now. People on this forum are better at spitting hatred towards black people than some white neo-nazis, and WE ARE BLACK.


I'm not saying everyone on this forum is like this of course, but why are there so many people who are? Why attack South Africans/Kenyans and tear-down their looks and cultures because you're Nigerian and feel that you are superior? Why dehumanize "bantus" because you are Somali and feel that you're different and more culturally/genetically advanced? None of it makes sense, and one offense is not better than the other. Why must posts that are dedicated to praising our beautiful African women always devolve into tribalistic nonsense?


I'm only 20 years old, but in my opinion, no functioning adult should even be involved in a debate about which country has the most beautiful women... everybody knows they've seen both ugly women and pretty women everywhere they go, and it doesn't matter what you think anyway. Right now there is a white guy somewhere who only finds Swiss women attractive and will swear on his life that they are the most beautiful people in the world, but obviously everyone here would probably disagree with him. Nobody here who thinks, Nigerian/Ghanian/Angolan/Somali/Kenyan/Tanzanian/etc women are the most beautiful are any more correct than that white man.


All of these unnecessary divisions are foolish in my opinion. National identities are created and destroyed constantly. 100 years ago, there was no Kenyan national identity, no Nigerian identity, no Malawian identity, there wasn't a Pakistani identity or a South Korean identity either. And 1000 years ago there wasn't even an overarching black identity in Africa. All of these internet wars that are fought between nations are so arbitrary. Right now countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi are working towards a political and economic union to form a new country, while leaders of the African union are constantly working towards African unity and have spoken in favor of creating a unified African state. Why are people on here so backwards?


When I listen to Nigerian music or South African music I do not feel inferior or jealous or unworthy. I feels so proud. I feel proud of all African achievements. Yet some people on here have written posts claiming that Nigeria is the best country because it has the best music and everyone else is jealous and it has the biggest economy and is therefore untouchable and all other African countries are sub-par and nobody can match Nigeria's excellence etc, etc. By that "logic", the United States is undeniably the best country in the entire world and every African country can suck it (including Nigeria) because the United States has the most popular musicians in the world (and that's not changing any time soon) and has the world's largest economy (Nigeria isn't even in the top 25 largest world economies).


So please, can we move on from this childishness? As Kenyan, i see all African people as my brothers (even Cushites, idk what Axum says) and I know literally dozens, perhaps hundreds of people who see things the same way. So why so much foolishness here? We are all family. One Africa, One Fate.

I think your opinion as regards the above issue is quite sincere.

But at the same time, it only depicts how primitively minded such people are. I posted not too long ago, something similar to this topic too based on these same observations on ground.

Perhaps we have more of children on this forum than adults. Dont y'all think so?

Rafikizolo:
Hi friends, I have lurked on this site for a long time but decided to create an account today after some recent disturbing and disheartening posts I've seen in the culture section these past few weeks (not going to name people or even the threads I am referring to).
I am a Kenyan-American (dual citizenship) who has lived in South Africa and the United States and visits Kenya regularly. Admittedly, in all these countries, all of the Africans I associate with are fairly progressive so maybe I have a few misconceptions about the things I'm about to discuss here.

In all my time, I've never seen so much illegitimate and unprovoked childishness and hatred from people as I have on this forum with the exception of radical white nationalist groups like the KKK and Stormfront, etc. I'm being very serious right now. People on this forum are better at spitting hatred towards black people than some white neo-nazis, and WE ARE BLACK.


I'm not saying everyone on this forum is like this of course, but why are there so many people who are? Why attack South Africans/Kenyans and tear-down their looks and cultures because you're Nigerian and feel that you are superior? Why dehumanize "bantus" because you are Somali and feel that you're different and more culturally/genetically advanced? None of it makes sense, and one offense is not better than the other. Why must posts that are dedicated to praising our beautiful African women always devolve into tribalistic nonsense?


I'm only 20 years old, but in my opinion, no functioning adult should even be involved in a debate about which country has the most beautiful women... everybody knows they've seen both ugly women and pretty women everywhere they go, and it doesn't matter what you think anyway. Right now there is a white guy somewhere who only finds Swiss women attractive and will swear on his life that they are the most beautiful people in the world, but obviously everyone here would probably disagree with him. Nobody here who thinks, Nigerian/Ghanian/Angolan/Somali/Kenyan/Tanzanian/etc women are the most beautiful are any more correct than that white man.


All of these unnecessary divisions are foolish in my opinion. National identities are created and destroyed constantly. 100 years ago, there was no Kenyan national identity, no Nigerian identity, no Malawian identity, there wasn't a Pakistani identity or a South Korean identity either. And 1000 years ago there wasn't even an overarching black identity in Africa. All of these internet wars that are fought between nations are so arbitrary. Right now countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi are working towards a political and economic union to form a new country, while leaders of the African union are constantly working towards African unity and have spoken in favor of creating a unified African state. Why are people on here so backwards?


When I listen to Nigerian music or South African music I do not feel inferior or jealous or unworthy. I feels so proud. I feel proud of all African achievements. Yet some people on here have written posts claiming that Nigeria is the best country because it has the best music and everyone else is jealous and it has the biggest economy and is therefore untouchable and all other African countries are sub-par and nobody can match Nigeria's excellence etc, etc. By that "logic", the United States is undeniably the best country in the entire world and every African country can suck it (including Nigeria) because the United States has the most popular musicians in the world (and that's not changing any time soon) and has the world's largest economy (Nigeria isn't even in the top 25 largest world economies).


So please, can we move on from this childishness? As Kenyan, i see all African people as my brothers (even Cushites, idk what Axum says) and I know literally dozens, perhaps hundreds of people who see things the same way. So why so much foolishness here? We are all family. One Africa, One Fate.

Fool a landmass doesnt determine your destiny or fate. You speak as if Africa is one country. Your ignorance is beyond believe, you impose your world view on everyone on a landmass with nearly a billion people who have thousands of religions and cultures and languages. Every Somali on this site, including myself, have already said they do not identity as black but as Somali.

axum:



Fool a landmass doesnt determine your destiny or fate. You speak as if Africa is one country. Your ignorance is beyond believe, you impose your world view on everyone on a landmass with nearly a billion people who have thousands of religions and cultures and languages. Every Somali on this site, including myself, have already said they do not identity as black but as Somali.

Your point exactly?

axum:



Fool a landmass doesnt determine your destiny or fate. You speak as if Africa is one country. Your ignorance is beyond believe, you impose your world view on everyone on a landmass with nearly a billion people who have thousands of religions and cultures and languages. Every Somali on this site, including myself, have already said they do not identity as black but as Somali.

Axum.. This isn't about being black. This is about building a peaceful and prosperous Africa. It does not matter the ethnic or cultural makeup of the country. Some of the most successful countries in the world are those that are the most diverse and welcoming of immigrants from different backgrounds. USA, Australia, UK Part of the success of the United Arab Emirates rapid development was their openness int heir economic growth and allowing workers from all over the world to get visas to come live and work there. Now only 39% of the residents of the UAE are Arab (both UAE citizens and people from other Arab countries. UAE arabs are only 16% of the country).

Meanwhile Somalia, one of the most homogenous countries on Earth is the single most lawless, dangerous and impoverished country in all of Africa, despite how much you boast about how great your people once were. The Romans, Greeks and Ottomans were once great, but all empires fall, and yours seems to have fallen the farthest. Call yourself whatever you want to. I don't care if you're black or not, we can agree that you are African, and it has been proven time and time again in the modern era that those who embrace diversity can succeed at far higher rates than those who close themselves off from the world (especially their neighbors).

Rafikizolo:


Axum.. This isn't about being black. This is about building a peaceful and prosperous Africa. It does not matter the ethnic or cultural makeup of the country. Some of the most successful countries in the world are those that are the most diverse and welcoming of immigrants from different backgrounds. USA, Australia, UK Part of the success of the United Arab Emirates rapid development was their openness int heir economic growth and allowing workers from all over the world to get visas to come live and work there. Now only 39% of the residents of the UAE are Arab (both UAE citizens and people from other Arab countries. UAE arabs are only 16% of the country).

Meanwhile Somalia, one of the most homogenous countries on Earth is the single most lawless, dangerous and impoverished country in all of Africa, despite how much you boast about how great your people once were. The Romans, Greeks and Ottomans were once great, but all empires fall, and yours seems to have fallen the farthest. Call yourself whatever you want to. I don't care if you're black or not, we can agree that you are African, and it has been proven time and time again in the modern era that those who embrace diversity can succeed at far higher rates than those who close themselves off from the world (especially their neighbors).

First Somalia has laws and is not lawless. Secondly the instability in Somalia is due to Western backed government vs Islamists. It's idealogy that is liberalism that is backed by the west vs conservatism.


The majority of the country ha always been peaceful except where the governemt is, the South.


I dont care about your views about Africa, diversity is something bantus run after so they can mix with other people who look human

I guess diversity is the excuse you guys run away from being who you are.

axum:



First Somalia has laws and is not lawless. Secondly the instability in Somalia is due to Western backed government vs Islamists. It's idealogy that is liberalism that is backed by the west vs conservatism.


The majority of the country ha always been peaceful except where the governemt is, the South.


I dont care about your views about Africa, diversity is something bantus run after so they can mix with other people who look human

I guess diversity is the excuse you guys run away from being who you are.

I think you have your own issues. From reading your posts all over this forum I can tell that you are probably young and have some kind of deep inferiority complex. I have no desire to "mix" with other people. My current girlfriend is native Cameroonian. I am not ashamed to be black and I find beauty within it. The diversity that I spoke of had nothing to do with including non-Africans into it. I advocate diversity in all contexts of course, but here I was speaking about diversity of African cultures. If it suits you then fine, only Saharan Africans who are not Somali should unite and continue being the fastest growing economies in the world and love one another.


I really don't know why you have such an issue with black people. In my own personal opinion, I suspect you may have a complex and are trying to distance yourself from black people as much as possible to look better in the eyes of your white peers perhaps. And seem more exotic to them and boost your esteem in this way.

You live in America as I do. It's a shame that you can't see the beauty in AT THE VERY LEAST the CREATIVTY and PHENOMINAL ARTISTIC CULTURE of those you refer to as "bantu" people and their diaspora. Do you not enjoy the music of Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Beyonce Knowles, Jimmi Hendrix, Ray Charles, James Brown, Miriam Makeba, Brenda Fassie and hundreds more musical legends? Do you not enjoy the comedy of Chris Rock or Kevin Hart or Richard Pryor, or Bill Cosby? Do you not marvel at the athleticism of Serena Williams and Usain Bolt?


OF course there is so much more for our people to be proud of than these accomplishments(historically and in contemporary times), but it is no doubt that the art that our cultures and our diaspora produces (with the exception of film and TV) is among the most celebrated and imitated around the world. Why would I be ashamed of that?


Why would I want to be more like a Somali in 2015 when your country has the most instability (this is true no matter if there are safe areas or not)? Why would I want to be more like a Somali when "bantu" immigrants into the U.S. have high graduation rates and outperform Somali immigrants on average? Why would I want to be Somali when I can enjoy going to a home country with a rising GDP and look at my bantu neighbors and see prosperity emerging on a large scale within their countries and communities? Why would I want to be like a Somali when I don't have to literally bring up ancient history in an attempt to prove that my people are superior to another, when I can live in the present and show people how my country is improving. Why would I want to be a closed-minded Somali in 2015 when I can be a pan-African living in the 21st century who does not have a racist mentality and believes in working together with people to create a future for Africa that everyone can be proud of? Tell me Axum, please. Respond to each of these questions I beg of you. Do me the honor.

Rafikizolo. Axum is just one very unstable (and rather unintelligent) guy. Don't sweat it.

Rafikizolo:
Hi friends, I have lurked on this site for a long time but decided to create an account today after some recent disturbing and disheartening posts I've seen in the culture section these past few weeks (not going to name people or even the threads I am referring to).
I am a Kenyan-American (dual citizenship) who has lived in South Africa and the United States and visits Kenya regularly. Admittedly, in all these countries, all of the Africans I associate with are fairly progressive so maybe I have a few misconceptions about the things I'm about to discuss here.

In all my time, I've never seen so much illegitimate and unprovoked childishness and hatred from people as I have on this forum with the exception of radical white nationalist groups like the KKK and Stormfront, etc. I'm being very serious right now. People on this forum are better at spitting hatred towards black people than some white neo-nazis, and WE ARE BLACK.


I'm not saying everyone on this forum is like this of course, but why are there so many people who are? Why attack South Africans/Kenyans and tear-down their looks and cultures because you're Nigerian and feel that you are superior? Why dehumanize "bantus" because you are Somali and feel that you're different and more culturally/genetically advanced? None of it makes sense, and one offense is not better than the other. Why must posts that are dedicated to praising our beautiful African women always devolve into tribalistic nonsense?


I'm only 20 years old, but in my opinion, no functioning adult should even be involved in a debate about which country has the most beautiful women... everybody knows they've seen both ugly women and pretty women everywhere they go, and it doesn't matter what you think anyway. Right now there is a white guy somewhere who only finds Swiss women attractive and will swear on his life that they are the most beautiful people in the world, but obviously everyone here would probably disagree with him. Nobody here who thinks, Nigerian/Ghanian/Angolan/Somali/Kenyan/Tanzanian/etc women are the most beautiful are any more correct than that white man.


All of these unnecessary divisions are foolish in my opinion. National identities are created and destroyed constantly. 100 years ago, there was no Kenyan national identity, no Nigerian identity, no Malawian identity, there wasn't a Pakistani identity or a South Korean identity either. And 1000 years ago there wasn't even an overarching black identity in Africa. All of these internet wars that are fought between nations are so arbitrary. Right now countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi are working towards a political and economic union to form a new country, while leaders of the African union are constantly working towards African unity and have spoken in favor of creating a unified African state. Why are people on here so backwards?


When I listen to Nigerian music or South African music I do not feel inferior or jealous or unworthy. I feels so proud. I feel proud of all African achievements. Yet some people on here have written posts claiming that Nigeria is the best country because it has the best music and everyone else is jealous and it has the biggest economy and is therefore untouchable and all other African countries are sub-par and nobody can match Nigeria's excellence etc, etc. By that "logic", the United States is undeniably the best country in the entire world and every African country can suck it (including Nigeria) because the United States has the most popular musicians in the world (and that's not changing any time soon) and has the world's largest economy (Nigeria isn't even in the top 25 largest world economies).


So please, can we move on from this childishness? As Kenyan, i see all African people as my brothers (even Cushites, idk what Axum says) and I know literally dozens, perhaps hundreds of people who see things the same way. So why so much foolishness here? We are all family. One Africa, One Fate.

Not to rain on your parade i don't think it would work. Question, will North African countries be included? In a one Africa. I can see regional integration for example west African has ecowas, but minus Mauritania, and east African is developing a union and with a common language Swahili and English, and a possibility South Sudan may join them once the dust is clear there. The horn of Africa, i don't know. It is a likely hood Egypt and what is left of Sudan may join forces in the distance future, especially in Business, since many Egypt companies are starting to invest in Northern part of Sudan, and a new road connecting the countries as well, but mainly for tourism. I think it will be more regional than anything else or regional blocks.

ababda:


Not to rain on your parade i don't think it would work. Question, will North African countries be included? In a one Africa. I can see regional integration for example west African has ecowas, but minus Mauritania, and east African is developing a union and with a common language Swahili and English, and a possibility South Sudan may join them once the dust is clear there. The horn of Africa, i don't know. It is a likely hood Egypt and what is left of Sudan may join forces in the distance future, especially in Business, since many Egypt companies are starting to invest in Northern part of Sudan, and a new road connecting the countries as well, but mainly for tourism. I think it will be more regional than anything else or regional blocks.

I agree, the attempts of the likes of Gaddafi and Mugabe to try and rush a political union of all African countries would be absolutely ridiculous. But that is actually something that was discussed at several African Union meetings and the regional blocks forming countries was supposed to be the "phase 1" of the proposed future union.

I don't know if it would work with North Africans at this stage. In modern urban african culture and pop-culture the North is almost never referenced in the many pan-african commercials and billboard ads that we see on our continent (the likes of DSTV, Coca-Cola, Airtel) so I think there's a very large disconnect in the consciousness of unity and what pan-africanism is between the two regions. Also, I have only met 2 North Africans in my whole life who acknowledged that they were African and considered themselves African first instead of exclusively affiliating their identities with North Africans or Arabs. The rest of the North Africans I've met have found more brotherhood with Israelis than Sub-Saharans.

I don't think the language thing will be as much of an issue as you think it will be for a pan-sub-saharn nation to thrive. Almost all of our Sub-Saharan nations are very new (Libya, the first African nation to get independence will only be 64 years old this year) and there are many countries such as Nigeria with nearly 250 tribes that are doing very well (Tanzania for example has 125 tribes).

Rafikizolo:


I agree, the attempts of the likes of Gaddafi and Mugabe to try and rush a political union of all African countries would be absolutely ridiculous. But that is actually something that was discussed at several African Union meetings and the regional blocks forming countries was supposed to be the "phase 1" of the proposed future union.

I don't know if it would work with North Africans at this stage. In modern urban african culture and pop-culture the North is almost never referenced in the many pan-african commercials and billboard ads that we see on our continent (the likes of DSTV, Coca-Cola, Airtel) so I think there's a very large disconnect in the consciousness of unity and what pan-africanism is between the two regions. Also, I have only met 2 North Africans in my whole life who acknowledged that they were African and considered themselves African first instead of exclusively affiliating their identities with North Africans or Arabs. The rest of the North Africans I've met have found more brotherhood with Israelis than Sub-Saharans.

I don't think the language thing will be as much of an issue as you think it will be for a pan-sub-saharn nation to thrive. Almost all of our Sub-Saharan nations are very new (Libya, the first African nation to get independence will only be 64 years old this year) and there are many countries such as Nigeria with nearly 250 tribes that are doing very well (Tanzania for example has 125 tribes).

yeah it is a divide btw North Africa and sub saharan Africa, which is sad in a way. One country could have bridge that divide would had been "Sudan" because it has elements of both regions within her populations, and possibly Mauritania as well. So two countries could had been that bridge of the divide. Oh well.

well said, OP

Rafikizolo:


I think you have your own issues. From reading your posts all over this forum I can tell that you are probably young and have some kind of deep inferiority complex. I have no desire to "mix" with other people. My current girlfriend is native Cameroonian. I am not ashamed to be black and I find beauty within it. The diversity that I spoke of had nothing to do with including non-Africans into it. I advocate diversity in all contexts of course, but here I was speaking about diversity of African cultures. If it suits you then fine, only Saharan Africans who are not Somali should unite and continue being the fastest growing economies in the world and love one another.


I really don't know why you have such an issue with black people. In my own personal opinion, I suspect you may have a complex and are trying to distance yourself from black people as much as possible to look better in the eyes of your white peers perhaps. And seem more exotic to them and boost your esteem in this way.

You live in America as I do. It's a shame that you can't see the beauty in AT THE VERY LEAST the CREATIVTY and PHENOMINAL ARTISTIC CULTURE of those you refer to as "bantu" people and their diaspora. Do you not enjoy the music of Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Beyonce Knowles, Jimmi Hendrix, Ray Charles, James Brown, Miriam Makeba, Brenda Fassie and hundreds more musical legends? Do you not enjoy the comedy of Chris Rock or Kevin Hart or Richard Pryor, or Bill Cosby? Do you not marvel at the athleticism of Serena Williams and Usain Bolt?


OF course there is so much more for our people to be proud of than these accomplishments(historically and in contemporary times), but it is no doubt that the art that our cultures and our diaspora produces (with the exception of film and TV) is among the most celebrated and imitated around the world. Why would I be ashamed of that?


Why would I want to be more like a Somali in 2015 when your country has the most instability (this is true no matter if there are safe areas or not)? Why would I want to be more like a Somali when "bantu" immigrants into the U.S. have high graduation rates and outperform Somali immigrants on average? Why would I want to be Somali when I can enjoy going to a home country with a rising GDP and look at my bantu neighbors and see prosperity emerging on a large scale within their countries and communities? Why would I want to be like a Somali when I don't have to literally bring up ancient history in an attempt to prove that my people are superior to another, when I can live in the present and show people how my country is improving. Why would I want to be a closed-minded Somali in 2015 when I can be a pan-African living in the 21st century who does not have a racist mentality and believes in working together with people to create a future for Africa that everyone can be proud of? Tell me Axum, please. Respond to each of these questions I beg of you. Do me the honor.

Why are you writing long essays? Relax your not gonna change my mind or the millions of my people in the Horn.

To answer your title of your thread, Pan Africanism is a Bantu invention. Somalis will not be Pan African as we have nothing in common with you Bantus. Pan Africanism is anti Islam and against our interests.

axum:
To answer your title of your thread, Pan Africanism is a Bantu invention. Somalis will not be Pan African as we have nothing in common with you Bantus. Pan Africanism is anti Islam and against our interests.

Why are you on a primarily "bantu" website then? Why even talk to us? clearly you prefer to only associate positively with your kind. So why come here for the sake of posting negativity? Are you mad because 1 out of every 3 Africans is West African? Is it because you and your fellow Somalis are SEVERELY outnumbered, out-performed and out-favored in contemporary society? Does the fact that your people's influence is non-existant cause you to lash out?

Axum he cant speak for our community may be his special community.

axum:
To answer your title of your thread, Pan Africanism is a Bantu invention. Somalis will not be Pan African as we have nothing in common with you Bantus. Pan Africanism is anti Islam and against our interests.

Well if that is true go witness all our young Somali men dating up all those Africa American teen girls in minneapolis.

barwaaqo:


Well if that is true go witness all our young Somali men dating up all those Africa American teen girls in minneapolis.

So you admit your not Somali, lmao, Stupid troll.

I see no Somali girls dating Bantus.....All I see is Bantus running after Somali women, Asians, Hispanics and running from Bantu women.


So sad you pretend to be Somali only to be exposed in five minute. Sadly you were pretending to be Somali so you can attach yourself to Somalis.


PATHETIC.

Are you going to check into this or do I need to post more? Did you know there are Somali men here who date fat white women? Do you know how angry that makes me probably not just a non somali!

barwaaqo:

Are you going to check into this or do I need to post more? Did you know there are Somali men here who date fat white women? Do you know how angry that makes me probably not just a non somali!

If you are a non Somali, why you use a Somali name and pretend to be Somali and trying so desperately to claim Somalis?

You are pathetic honestly. Only concludes what I have been saying all this time, that Bantus must claim Somalis/Ethiopians.

Thanks for being a good demonstration of what I have been saying.

You shouldn't care what Somalis do. Care about Bantus, and stop your desperation. Somalis are homogenous and overwhelming marry each other more so than any other group of people in the world, as we are Muslim and clannish.

Stop stop stop it Ok.

You are just some silly old man with a Somali fetish Ok? This not the way a somali men conduct themselves. It's the internet and you want to tarnish every Somali good name treating it as a battlefield.

Where is your faith in Allah?

If it must be war then it will be war but such consistent behavior does not fit our Somali men.

Good Riddance.

barwaaqo:
Stop stop stop it Ok.

You are just some silly old man with a Somali fetish Ok? This not the way a somali men conduct themselves. It's the internet and you want to tarnish every Somali good name treating it as a battlefield.

Where is your faith in Allah?

If it must be war then it will be war but such consistent behavior does not fit our Somali men.

Stop pretending to be Somali, you can't even pretend correctly. No Somali tries this hard to associate with Bantus, its unheard of. Better try next time.


This only made me hate Bantus even more. and proved my point that much more.

axum:



Stop pretending to be Somali, you can't even pretend correctly. No Somali tries this hard to associate with Bantus, its unheard of. Better try next time.


This only made me hate Bantus even more. and proved my point that much more.

If that is true then I know you will really hate this.

http://www.minnpost.com/community-sketchbook/2014/04/after-rocky-start-somali-and-african-americans-finding-common-ground

barwaaqo:


If that is true then I know you will really hate this.

http://www.minnpost.com/community-sketchbook/2014/04/after-rocky-start-somali-and-african-americans-finding-common-ground

No ability see irony. The entire article is talking about the lack of common ground that Somalis and Negroids have. Just cause their not fighting any more only is a sign that their avoiding each other.


Yet you run to find articles and pretend to troll all in the effort to tie yourself closer to people who would enlsave you 70 years ago

Pathetic.

Did you even read the article you cant be Somali if you will not enjoy reading or enjoy poetry.

Actually, I’m driving back from the meeting as we speak with you right now,” he said. “We openly talked about the misunderstanding of both communities. We all agreed that not only do we share color, but also heritages and daily issues that face our communities.”

He added that the two communities derived from the same root and are now facing the same struggles: poverty, homelessness, discrimination, and income and unemployment disparities.

barwaaqo:
Did you even read the article you cant be Somali if you will not enjoy reading or enjoy poetry.

I live in Minnesota, and have read the article and many others. There was a huge school brawl just last year and fights every week. Bantus and Somali do not have the same culture, and Somalis dont see any need to associate with you Negroids.

but Bantus are desperate to claim anyone but themselves. Your very existance is my proof. You first pretend to be Somali, than when told otherwise you come out as the Bantu you are.


1. What drove you to pretend to be Somali.
2. And make your first article about Somalis and KKK, and randomly link that to how we are Black, when the KKK hates anyone who isn't white.

Your pathetic.

axum:


I live in Minnesota, and have read the article and many others. There was a huge school brawl just last year and fights every week. Bantus and Somali do not have the same culture, and Somalis dont see any need to associate with you Negroids.

but Bantus are desperate to claim anyone but themselves. Your very existance is my proof. You first pretend to be Somali, than when told otherwise you come out as the Bantu you are.


1. What drove you to pretend to be Somali.
2. And make your first article about Somalis and KKK, and randomly link that to how we are Black, when the KKK hates anyone who isn't white.

Your pathetic.

First you tell me to die some horrible death and now you call me the sick person? What foolish behavior again it is you and your existence that confirms what you are and that is just an impostor.

1. How can a Minnesota man be so in the dark about Somalis in Minnesota?
2. Do you go outside much?

You should become a better man first.

barwaaqo:


First you tell me to die some horrible death and now you call me the sick person? What foolish behavior again it is you and your existence that confirms what you are and that is just an impostor.

1. How can a Minnesota man be so in the dark about Somalis in Minnesota?
2. Do you go outside much?

You should become a better man first.

I live here, and see Bantus and Somalis are separate. We have our own malls, charter schools, mosques, and we live in our apartment complexes that are Somali.

Only a desperate fool would come here and try to make up a lie that is easily disproven, in the hopes of trying to some how create a history between Bantus and Somalis. The only history is bantus being slaves to Somalis. now go away.

axum:



I live here, and see Bantus and Somalis are separate. We have our own malls, charter schools, mosques, and we live in our apartment complexes that are Somali.

Only a desperate fool would come here and try to make up a lie that is easily disproven, in the hopes of trying to some how create a history between Bantus and Somalis. The only history is bantus being slaves to Somalis. now go away.

Desperate fools? Why are you acting out like a desperate fool yourself? Only a desperate fool with no picture would slander a community leader like Abdirizak Bihi.

Have you notice the Liberians have their seperate from other bantus as well?

Please stop embarassing us OK.

barwaaqo:


Desperate fools? Why are you acting out like a desperate fool yourself? Only a desperate fool with no picture would slander a community leader like Abdirizak Bihi.

Have you notice the Liberians have their seperate from other bantus as well?

Please stop embarassing us OK.

Your not Somali, stop embaressing Bantus.

Who can even take you serious when you close your stupid ears to a community leader like Bihi