I am ashamed to be Somali

[big_strong_man]

I think we might be the stupidest people on Earth.

Just dumb in almost every way. We're "cunning" in so far as tribal feuding is concerned but, in the most important way--that is, in building a stable society based on the rule of law--we're practically retarded.

Some Canadian psychologist has said that black africans have the average intelligence of 11 year old whites. Somalia proves him right every day.

[sexy-kitten]

Yea you're right... We're qabiiliste, reer miyi... but we also have reer magaal and less qabiiliste. We've tore our country apart but we must be doing something right to build it back up. White people have qabiiliste too, Redneck racists. Afro Americans have turf wars too. Ever heard of the bloods and the crips? lool

All jokes aside, we have our bads and we also have our goods! If you saw a Somali person bleeding on the sidewalk of your neighborhood, you wouldn't be saying "Hey, I can help you but tell me your qabiil first. I only help ina hebel or reer hebel"... Or at least I'd hope you wouldn't. As far as education, we had the best education system back in Somalia. I'd like to believe that we still do. We just lack schools but that's also in progress. There are plenty of schools built in Somalia. We also have universities. I have cousins back home who know algebra and geometry before they reached high school, and that alone can put us to shame. By us, I mean those of us who attended elementary, middle, and high schools here in North America.

That Canadian psychologist is a prick and he's not going off by statistics but by his own mentally unstable judgment. Yes, Somalis in the west are a bit loud and excel in the huruufitaan department, so are Hispanics and any other race. White fuckers need to stop looking down on somalis and africans in general as if white America is the better population... Puh lease!

Dude, be proud of your Somaliness, or as you put it "stupidity"... ... Damn, got a little emotional ahaha! Dhiigaa igu karay! On a lighter note. There is always room for improvement.