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Somali4life
Why would I fight him, every man is his own person, he is not responsible for the actions of other people. Rethink what you wrote, you sound like a female.

It depends where you live. I live in a city where hawiye are majority.

Stay with your own people.

I have the same friends from high school, they are all isaaq apart from one because back in day there was hardly any non isaaq person in the whole of London.Only one new member of the crew and she is Ogaden she fam for my brothers wife, and I took her to my circle

[quote="Samatr"]Somali4life
Why would I fight him, every man is his own person, he is not responsible for the actions of other people. Rethink what you wrote, you sound like a female.[/quote]

if it dangers my manhood,then forget what i said.


Are you sacad because last time i see sacad and mj walking & talking & doing business with each other like if they forget the civilwar.

[quote="Xplosive"][quote="Samatr"]I really don't keep tabs on what qabiil my friends hail from, but I recently found out after like 4 years one of my really good friends is the grandson of Ina Yey, he told me this when we were talking about back home once. [/quote]

So you stopped being friends with him? [/quote]

No, were really good friends. We were actually roommates in college. You should not judge your friends by qabiil, if you do it's a very barbaric mentality.

[quote="Samatr"][quote="Xplosive"][quote="Samatr"]I really don't keep tabs on what qabiil my friends hail from, but I recently found out after like 4 years one of my really good friends is the grandson of Ina Yey, he told me this when we were talking about back home once. [/quote]

So you stopped being friends with him? [/quote]

No, were really good friends. We were actually roommates in college. You should not judge your friends by qabiil, if you do it's a very barbaric mentality.[/quote]

lol i know. Qabiil doesn't really influence my day to day life.

I doubt qabiil influences the lives of many forumers here, even the few ones put this fake proclaimation that they are hardcore in qabyalaad outside the forum. This internet qabiil-bashing that is so frequent on here is an effective method for some to reduce the stress.

Who has time for qabil in real life especially when you live in a foreign country.

Somalis are very backwards. They are so divided it's not even funny. Even in foreign countries. You'd think we'd be more united here in the west than we were back home

It's not so much the youth though, it's mostly those old fockers. Even some of the so-called wadaado.

Forget friends, I dont even know the qabiil of many of my cousins, One of my cousins is staying with us right now, I dont even know whether she's mareeexaan or majeerteen, , also I visited few of my cousins that I grew up with about a year back and discovered the somaliland flag, I had no idea they were issaqs. Funny world.

Waryaa where did you find unclebin?

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[quote="Xplosive"]Somalis are very backwards. They are so divided it's not even funny. Even in foreign countries. You'd think we'd be more united here in the west than we were back home

It's not so much the youth though, it's mostly those old fockers. Even some of the so-called wadaado.[/quote]

25-30 Somali community organizations in Toronto.... not bound by geographical location or by categories like Youth, Elderly, Women etc.... but by Qabiil

Xplosive fukk u GIGLI

Xplosive, I got it from unclebin's facebook..........he was the only majeerteen in a cad-cad macmacaan making group.

Isaaq and Majeerteen.