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theyuusuf143 wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 12:27 am The reality dhuloos lived in hargeisa like a kings. I am habarjeclo and I can tell you no one ever dared to touch them. But isaaqs watched their garaad, who never hesitated to show off his animosity towards us. I think any dhulo who remains in our land must be stupid. What used to be entertained is sadly becoming reality.

Gubbet wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 2:09 am

theyuusuf143 wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 12:27 am The reality dhuloos lived in hargeisa like a kings. I am habarjeclo and I can tell you no one ever dared to touch them. But isaaqs watched their garaad, who never hesitated to show off his animosity towards us. I think any dhulo who remains in our land must be stupid. What used to be entertained is sadly becoming reality.

Ceeb sxb. You can be implicated in your support and we all are entitled to that right but this---whatever it is that you are showing---is not reflective of the guy I have observed you to be. You have a strong, remarkably mature sense of empathy even if you don't carry it on your sleeves. The very consequence of that observation results in my perception of you as emotionally developed, congnitively intuitive, and acutely sensitive in a profound way to the raw humanity of every human soul.

This is not you, Yusuf. At the very least, I know, because of sharing some of those features with you; that you cannot in good conscience resent other humans for wanting the same freedom to self-aspiration that forms the foundation for your Somaliland support. You cannot as in even if you pretend outwardly, you cannot placate or situate the contradiction to resolve itself in your inner being.

I would go a head and say the moral indictment you feel from your ("side's") juxtaposition in this issue vis-a-vis the self-aspiration of Las Anod makes you egregiously resentful. The direct framing of this issue on clan terms, particularly in a very directly politically strategized way by Garad Jamac, could be attempted by you as a way to resolve your internal conflict to come out "legitimately" with absolved right to be hardline---but that is only manipulation of your own good conscience. The Garad's strategy is an acceptable and even predictable political strategy that is entirely legitimate for reasons of asserting his right to self -determination. He is not on the offense, but defense. You are the one implicated in "his" right to self -aspiration. You shoulder the responsibility of not burdening the load of injustice which has caused that human being to recoil from you as the designer of that burden.

You understand the fundamental nature of this distinction being in the Garad's very position in your desire for self-aspiration as a Somalilander from Somalia as a whole.

It does not matter that the political strategy is---"I am originally British Somaliland vs You are originally Italiana Somalia"/"I am originally a son of Dhullo vs You are originally a son of Isaaq"---the trials have the same lawsuit; the desire for manifesting self-aspiration.

Gubbet wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 2:09 am

theyuusuf143 wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 12:27 am The reality dhuloos lived in hargeisa like a kings. I am habarjeclo and I can tell you no one ever dared to touch them. But isaaqs watched their garaad, who never hesitated to show off his animosity towards us. I think any dhulo who remains in our land must be stupid. What used to be entertained is sadly becoming reality.

Ceeb sxb. You can be implicated in your support and we all are entitled to that right but this---whatever it is that you are showing---is not reflective of the guy I have observed you to be. You have a strong, remarkably mature sense of empathy even if you don't carry it on your sleeves. The very consequence of that observation results in my perception of you as emotionally developed, congnitively intuitive, and acutely sensitive in a profound way to the raw humanity of every human soul.

This is not you, Yusuf. At the very least, I know, because of sharing some of those features with you; that you cannot in good conscience resent other humans for wanting the same freedom to self-aspiration that forms the foundation for your Somaliland support. You cannot as in even if you pretend outwardly, you cannot placate or situate the contradiction to resolve itself in your inner being.

I would go a head and say the moral indictment you feel from your ("side's") juxtaposition in this issue vis-a-vis the self-aspiration of Las Anod makes you egregiously resentful. The direct framing of this issue on clan terms, particularly in a very directly politically strategized way by Garad Jamac, could be attempted by you as a way to resolve your internal conflict to come out "legitimately" with absolved right to be hardline---but that is only manipulation of your own good conscience. The Garad's strategy is an acceptable and even predictable political strategy that is entirely legitimate for reasons of asserting his right to self -determination. He is not on the offense, but defense. You are the one implicated in "his" right to self -aspiration. You shoulder the responsibility of not burdening the load of injustice which has caused that human being to recoil from you as the designer of that burden.

You understand the fundamental nature of this distinction being in the Garad's very position in your desire for self-aspiration as a Somalilander from Somalia as a whole.

It does not matter that the political strategy is---"I am originally British Somaliland vs You are originally Italiana Somalia"/"I am originally a son of Dhullo vs You are originally a son of Isaaq"---the trials have the same lawsuit; the desire for manifesting self-aspiration.

Khalid Ali wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 6:14 am Bagga hala karbaasha dhakada halaga garaaco

Ghiklo wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 1:40 pm The residents of Hargesia have always been like this. Living there if you aren't Isaaq is like asking to be abused. I talked my cousin out of visiting Hargesia for this reason.