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Honestly, our MENA blood is just as guilty. Have you seen Masris? I honestly don't know how they were ruled by ajanabis for 3,000 years. Probably with great difficulty. They are a rancorous, prideful and hot-blooded lot. And Arabians?! Saaxiib, Arabia before King Abdulaziz was pretty much identical to Somalia now:
The second major source of Bedu income was raiding. This was an ancient and
accepted means of acquiring livestock, arms, slaves, and chattel. Raiding was voluntary,
but avoiding it was deemed cowardly. Successful raiders were celebrated and most
Bedu married only after a few successful raids. By tradition, tribal leaders received one
fifth of the loot. Speed, mobility, and surprise were the Bedu’s weapons. Like a tenth-
century Viking longship appearing off the Northumbrian coast, they could travel long
distances, appear unexpectedly in overwhelming numbers, strike hard, and quickly
disappear before effective resistance could be mobilized. Before motor transport and
automatic weapons, camel-mounted tribesmen had no military rivals in the desert
except other Bedu. They were at the top of the Arabian food chain. Semi-nomadic
shepherds riding donkeys, travelers, pilgrims, and settled farmers were at their mercy. - source
We were f*cked from the start. Descendants of two unruly peoples. We stood no chance.