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Salam alaikum

we are all human being... we are created by allah subhana watala and what makes them different from others? NOTHING ..i always liked much more those who are looked down on by society!

Bantu, are good people.

WALIIGAY MAAN ARKIIN BANTUU NOOL UU LUUGAYNAYA UU WAX UUNA

[quote="Naaima"]Salam alaikum

we are all human being... we are created by allah subhana watala and what makes them different from others? NOTHING ..i always liked much more those who are looked down on by society![/quote]
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Looked down upon? I don't think Bantus are looked down upon, certainly not where I came from. A few arrogant minds don't account for a society. Those who looked down upon Bantus are those from regions where there are no Bantus. Me, Costa, and even Orgeones hold Bantus on a high pedestal because we were raised around them and got to know them, not live by stereotypes set by Northerners or Xamar folks. And lastly, those arrogant, far-off minds don't count because they speak without proof.

Anyone who meets a Bantu knows not to look down on them.

bantu waa soomali xalaal ah waa dad asal ah xalaal quutayaal ah.

The_Emperior5
if you never saw somali bantu. here is one sankiiisa balaaarka thats bantu bal si fiican u fiiiri inaad taqaanaa laga yaabaa



http://www.poetrytranslation.soas.ac.uk ... arriye.jpg

as far as iam concerned ..Baantu are Kuumbos.

My views on bantu somalis -- is that -- they should be confined and quarantened in a island far from somaliweyne.

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Bantus are not somali people, they don't look like us, they are not from us, they should gonto their brothers in congo or whatever they are from.

Bantu somalis make me sick and any somali that marrys dem is also sick.

How come there are no bantus in mudgug, cos we will kill those motherfcukers if they are in our areas.

[quote="paidmonk"][quote="Naaima"]Salam alaikum

we are all human being... we are created by allah subhana watala and what makes them different from others? NOTHING ..i always liked much more those who are looked down on by society![/quote]
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Looked down upon? I don't think Bantus are looked down upon, certainly not where I came from. A few arrogant minds don't account for a society. Those who looked down upon Bantus are those from regions where there are no Bantus. Me, Costa, and even Orgeones hold Bantus on a high pedestal because we were raised around them and got to know them, not live by stereotypes set by Northerners or Xamar folks. And lastly, those arrogant, far-off minds don't count because they speak without proof.

Anyone who meets a Bantu knows not to look down on them. [/quote]

i use to live in hamar cadeey and people looked down upon

I have no problem with them.

Just hope we don't mix with them, or they don't try to mix with us. Other than that, I am okay with them.

Did you see new videos of Xamar, wow. I thought the Bantus were from Jowhar, I guess I was wrong.

[quote="X.Playa"]as far as iam concerned ..Baantu are Kuumbos.[/quote]


WTF

Haye

[quote="Alluring"]I have no problem with them.

Just hope we don't mix with them, or they don't try to mix with us. Other than that, I am okay with them.

Did you see new videos of Xamar, wow. I thought the Bantus were from Jowhar, I guess I was wrong.[/quote]
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Bantus in Xamar? Never saw any..

There's a town called Jareerweyn in Shabellaha or Hiiraan, then there's many in Jubbada Hoose as well. Always saw them in Jamaame (70% of the town), but never in Xamar.

I was watching this Arab program, and they were showing Xamar. Wallahi, they looked nothing like Somalis.

I thought at first it was Darfur, but to my suprise it wasn't.

Alluring,

Why act as though daarood look any different then Bantuu, don't make be post the pictures of Cade Muuse and Adan Gabyo.