i have some respect for the jews in terms of how they were able to rebound out of their spot. but their past issues seem incomparable to us im afraid, we cant adopt their methods and compare them to us. We are nothing alike.VicePrez wrote:
Thats why on some level I respect the Jews (non Israeli Jews). They circle the wagons. They do business with each other so that their money circulates in Jewish hands. And on top of that they teach their kids Jewish identity (whatever that means for them). They promote Jewish interests and values.
We should take a page out of their book.
Again its not a matter of not teaching their kids their identity, as many somalis are fucked upside down and shaken from civil war. If i were to compare the somalis observed from when i was a tiny kid in the late 90s or early 2000s to now its like you wouldnt recognize them in terms of thinking behavior circumstance etc.
like rooble noted & pointed on the first page
this is true and pluss we cant hold our parents generation to it they are literally handicapped, the youth need to mobilize themselves our future which is at risk. We cannot do that because many are preoccupied by foreign ideologies and concepts alien to our people and grabbed by the balls by foreigners.RoobleAlWaliid wrote:The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Change has to occur back home first, the core. It's like the root of a tree. Diasporans are just fallen leaves....
Some are actively trying follow the lead of Reer Talo Xume and finish their battles.