Prlnce wrote:Kaafiye wrote:SaciidAyanleh wrote:Starting a Non-profit as teenager is almost always a sign of privilege.
Good for her though, she has the spirit to be someone big

"A sign of privilege" kulaha
Why don't you just admit that you are @Payitforward87? Don't be introducing these foreign terms into the Somali lexicon.
The excuses they are making is comical....they can't say congratulations and move on. Homeless people start non-profits ...victims starts nonprofits. All you need to start a nonprofit is time, passion and cause you believe in and last thing you need is funds which you can get from fundraising, government grants or corporate sponsors.
All they need to say is congratulations and move on.... they dismiss how hard she worked and her accomplishments. One of the posts attributed her success to African Americans.

Bro I find it disturbing that this SaciidAyanleh character is attempting to belittle the achievements of this young girl.
He wants to whine about "privilege" and he wants to create in his own mind a system of hierarchy in the Somali community, where there exists those who are "privileged" and those who are not.
This degenerate character doesn't seem to understand that Somali society does not have these foreign concepts in our lexicon. We don't understand it. He wants to introduce Liberal University sociology terms into the equation, thereby creating a fictional narrative in his own mind.
I'm convinced that this character dislikes Somali people and dislikes the Somali spirit. How else can you explain his strange behavior?