Why do Somalis hate white people?

[AbdiJohnson]

Racism is against your faith. Follow racial tolerance instead of cherry picking what you choose to believe

I am,

Abdi "RIP James Avery" Johnson

[GeoSeven]

They don't.

[Arabman]

Is this about Jalaludin criticizing a white Snetter? Jalaludin (biko) is well known for karbaashing such people, particularly the permanently banned mad mac.

[MaliPrince]

Somalis hate everyone including themselves the most. Why should whites be exempt?

[jamal9]

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white people kiss pigs. abdi johnson loves white people. so this means he kisses pigs too.

[Mureedi]

Abdi Johnson is a self hating homosexual who, not only worships his boyfriend's race, but took his boyfriend's last name to show us how much he adores the white d!ck

[Tanker]

Gerald Hanley spent the Second World War in Somalia : Of all the races of Africa,' he says, 'there cannot be one better to live among than the most difficult, the proudest, the bravest, the vainest, the most merciless, the friendliest: the Somalis.'

[Basra-]

Let the record show-- I LOVE WHITE PEOPLE! I am fascinated by them. Why else do u think I am Anglophile? Why do u think I am obsessed with British Regency and 17 & 18th century.

[knowthyself]

Basra, you dirty slapper, I want your bush in my face.

[MaliPrince]

Gerald Hanley spent the Second World War in Somalia : Of all the races of Africa,' he says, 'there cannot be one better to live among than the most difficult, the proudest, the bravest, the vainest, the most merciless, the friendliest: the Somalis.'

Sir Richard Burton (First footsteps in East Africa)

In mind the Somal are peculiar as in body. They are a people of most susceptible character, and withal uncommonly hard to please. They have all the levity and instability of the Negro character; light-minded as the Abyssinians,—described by Gobat as constant in nothing but inconstancy,—soft, merry, and affectionate souls, they pass without any apparent transition into a state of fury, when they are capable of terrible atrocities. At Aden they appear happier than in their native country. There I have often seen a man clapping his hands and dancing, childlike, alone to relieve the exuberance of his spirits: here they become, as the Mongols and other pastoral people, a melancholy race, who will sit for hours upon a bank gazing at the moon, or croning some old ditty under the trees.

[X.Playa]

Gerald Hanley spent the Second World War in Somalia : Of all the races of Africa,' he says, 'there cannot be one better to live among than the most difficult, the proudest, the bravest, the vainest, the most merciless, the friendliest: the Somalis.'

He was a fair Irish man, also Douglas Jardin and Collins were fair in their reports of somali. Richard Burton was a prejudice liar and a coward who feared somalis and wrote lies about them, he claimed somalis were bastard race and one of their proverb was " no man is sure of his father but each knows his mother" a total lie there is no such a proverb in the somali record.

[Tanker]

Gerald Hanley spent the Second World War in Somalia : Of all the races of Africa,' he says, 'there cannot be one better to live among than the most difficult, the proudest, the bravest, the vainest, the most merciless, the friendliest: the Somalis.'

Sir Richard Burton (First footsteps in East Africa)

In mind the Somal are peculiar as in body. They are a people of most susceptible character, and withal uncommonly hard to please. They have all the levity and instability of the Negro character; light-minded as the Abyssinians,—described by Gobat as constant in nothing but inconstancy,—soft, merry, and affectionate souls, they pass without any apparent transition into a state of fury, when they are capable of terrible atrocities. At Aden they appear happier than in their native country. There I have often seen a man clapping his hands and dancing, childlike, alone to relieve the exuberance of his spirits: here they become, as the Mongols and other pastoral people, a melancholy race, who will sit for hours upon a bank gazing at the moon, or croning some old ditty under the trees.

I don't care about an inferiority suffering person like pig burton he was a coward who had no guts and was reduced to cheap insults at the end of the day