non-Western Somali diaspora, where would you live?

[Gantaal97]

well , I usually like living in places with very few maryooley , it makes me appreciate them more .

My second option would have been

I go to Iran ,
I study shi'ism in Qom
I became a mullah
I tell them I make Somalis shia
they give me a lot of money
and a good wife .
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Say you're idoor binu hashim and you will get the title Ayatollah with black turban and get free money from the people cuz you're Ahlu bayt

 

[Nak-Muay-Kru]

I romanticized Turkey till I got there.

Felt profiled right from the airport by airport security. Not sure I want to live there.

Loved Cape Town, but highly racialized place. A group of us were kicked out of our hotel rooms to make room for some German tourists....True story.

But liked the overall feel of South Africa.

I'd love love love to see Brazil. Any stories from there?

One of my lecturers is from Brazil and he's got nothing but hatred for the place.
The level of criminality there is beyond anything you can imagine.

 

[Kool-Aid]

One of my lecturers is from Brazil and he's got nothing but hatred for the place.
The level of criminality there is beyond anything you can imagine.

Have you seen the gore videos from South America All I have to say is the cheap prostitutes there are not worth it

 

[Nak-Muay-Kru]

Have you seen the gore videos from South America All I have to say is the cheap prostitutes there are not worth it

They make the cartel videos look tame by comparison lol
I'll NEVER set foot in south America wallahi, don't want to end getting decapitated like some cadaan tourist.

 

[Hotchick12]

There are thousands of Gulf native who don't have citizenship since the foundation of these states, nearly 70 years, 3 generations without citizenship, even thou they're arabs with Arab clans in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia

Yeah and because they are Shia, they won’t get it

 

[Gantaal97]

Yeah and because they are Shia, they won’t get it

No that's not the case as most Shias are actually citizens in the gulf the stateless communities in kuwait is complicated as many of them were nomads from Iraq and Saudi Arabia who crossed the borders and failed to register their identity to the authorities when citizenship was being given to locals back in 60s and 70s