In our quest to grow stronger we shouldnt be shooting our selves in the foot. Turkey is doing alot to bring us up, we should just accept for now honestly, were a backwater country.
Say No To Turkey
Prime Minister
Somali Promotion Agent
Turkey came to Somalia's aid when nobody else would so we have to thank them. Yes they have their interests but it's a friendly country.
Let’s not forget about the Southern begs naming their daughters “Istanbul” and learning Atarurk in Their school curriculumI’ll never forget when Erdogan donated a couple of boxes of dates to konfuur and they started naming their children after him
No wonder foreign troops control the south, they have no dignity
Exactly
Regg
Stroking my Australinimo
I mean, can you blame him when his country is facing immense pressure from EU, fighting in multiple fronts in the Mediterannean, Middle East and is an inch away from starting a war with Egypt, Russia, France and Greece at the same time?
Turkey is pretty much isolated now.
Turkey is pretty much isolated now.
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
"look how bad erdoganis and doens't care about muslims acording to this indian channel"
Invader
👾pʅɹoʍ pǝʇɐʅǝxᴉd ɐ uᴉ ƃuᴉʌᴉʅ👾
He deported Uighurs who ran to Turkey so they don't have to denounce Islam.
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
i don't trust poo media.He deported Uighurs who ran to Turkey so they don't have to denounce Islam.
SOMALI GENERAL
VIP
Turkish colony of Turkmalia:I’ll never forget when Erdogan donated a couple of boxes of dates to konfuur and they started naming their children after him
Negros down south view Erdogan as their real President and Farmaajo as his servant.
The only thing that bonded the Turks and Somalis was Islam. The Turks turned their backs on Islam in the early 1900s and now they turned their backs on their own race. Somalis need to abandon qabil politics and have the only qabil-centric thoughts be on land/marriage. We don't need Turkey, we need our diaspora and they won't come until Shabaab is gone.
1) Yes we invited UAE but Somalia invited the US who bombed many Muslim countries.
2) UAE didn’t build a military port so what’s your point exactly?
3) Somalia sold some of it’s ports to Kenya and allegedly Ethiopia also so again what’s your point?
4) Awdal is a Dir state and SSC is still a Harti Majority so where’s this “ethnic cleansing” you speak of?
Stop your BS and get your head out of your ass. You hypocrite
CanoGeel
"Show respect to all people, but grovel to none"
Abti, prolly ur heart is in the right place but ur argument has no legs. Don't take this kinda reasoning to Cadow or u will be karbashed ok.1) Yes we invited UAE but Somalia invited the US who bombed many Muslim countries.
2) UAE didn’t build a military port so what’s your point exactly?
3) Somalia sold some of it’s ports to Kenya and allegedly Ethiopia also so again what’s your point?
4) Awdal is a Dir state and SSC is still a Harti Majority so where’s this “ethnic cleansing” you speak of?
Stop your BS and get your head out of your ass. You hypocrite
Akhri waxan, I expect you not to blindly use fallacies Yas Andi.
Ok read this wabillahi towfiq.
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Humanities › Philosophy
Tu Quoque - Ad Hominem Fallacy That You Did It Too
Ad Hominem Fallacies of Relevance
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Austin Cline
Updated August 21, 2019
Fallacy Name:
Tu Quoque
Alternative Names:
You did it too!
Fallacy Category:
Fallacies of Relevance > Ad Hominem Arguments
Explanation of the Tu Quoque
The Tu Quoque fallacy is a form of the ad hominem fallacy which does not attack a person for random, unrelated things; instead, it is an attack on someone for a perceived fault in how they have presented their case. This form of the ad hominem is called tu quoque, which means "you too" because it typically occurs when a person is attacked for doing what they are arguing against.
Examples and Discussion of the Tu Quoque
Usually, you will see the Tu Quoque fallacy used whenever an argument has gotten very heated, and the possibility of civil, productive discussion may have already been lost:
As you can see, the arguers in these examples are trying to make the case that what they have done is justified by insisting that the other person has also done the same. If the act or statement in question was so bad, why did they do it?
This fallacy is sometimes referred to as "two wrongs don't make a right" because of the implication that a second wrong makes everything alright. Even if a person is completely
Yhypocritical, though, this does not mean that their advice is not sound and should not be
You welcome Akhi
Marshall D Abdi
Know you’re place peasant
Abti, prolly ur heart is in the right place but ur argument has no legs. Don't take this kinda reasoning to Cadow or u will be karbashed ok.
Akhri waxan, I expect you not to blindly use fallacies Yas Andi.
Ok read this wabillahi towfiq.
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Humanities › Philosophy
Tu Quoque - Ad Hominem Fallacy That You Did It Too
Ad Hominem Fallacies of Relevance
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Blend Images - KidStock/Brand X Images/Getty Images
By
Austin Cline
Updated August 21, 2019
Fallacy Name:
Tu Quoque
Alternative Names:
You did it too!
Fallacy Category:
Fallacies of Relevance > Ad Hominem Arguments
Explanation of the Tu Quoque
The Tu Quoque fallacy is a form of the ad hominem fallacy which does not attack a person for random, unrelated things; instead, it is an attack on someone for a perceived fault in how they have presented their case. This form of the ad hominem is called tu quoque, which means "you too" because it typically occurs when a person is attacked for doing what they are arguing against.
Examples and Discussion of the Tu Quoque
Usually, you will see the Tu Quoque fallacy used whenever an argument has gotten very heated, and the possibility of civil, productive discussion may have already been lost:
As you can see, the arguers in these examples are trying to make the case that what they have done is justified by insisting that the other person has also done the same. If the act or statement in question was so bad, why did they do it?
This fallacy is sometimes referred to as "two wrongs don't make a right" because of the implication that a second wrong makes everything alright. Even if a person is completely
Yhypocritical, though, this does not mean that their advice is not sound and should not be
You welcome Akhi
AbdiGeedi
To keep your balance, you must keep moving.
As Somalis we need to compartmentalize our relationship with Turkey and understand that Erdogan is a hustler who stirs up things to derive benefits or improve Turkey's image.
He is no true Muslim leader. Erdogan's forced deportations of Muslim Uigurs, who happen to be of his own blood, from Turkey to China via the third countries to be tortured and killed in China negates his plight for Palestinians, Syrians and Rohingya.
Erdogan has sold his soul for the Chinese money as Turkey needs capital inflows and doesn't wanna solely depend on the West.
That said he has been good for Somalia. There is no telling in what state Somalia would be right now if there was not a concerted effort by Turkey to help bring positive changes.
We need to utilize them to our own benefit.
He is no true Muslim leader. Erdogan's forced deportations of Muslim Uigurs, who happen to be of his own blood, from Turkey to China via the third countries to be tortured and killed in China negates his plight for Palestinians, Syrians and Rohingya.
Erdogan has sold his soul for the Chinese money as Turkey needs capital inflows and doesn't wanna solely depend on the West.
That said he has been good for Somalia. There is no telling in what state Somalia would be right now if there was not a concerted effort by Turkey to help bring positive changes.
We need to utilize them to our own benefit.
The alchemist
VIP
It's Realpolitik. Erdogan is a skilled politician.
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