Im glad I never signed up on twitter
Same here. It attracts all the filth.
Im glad I never signed up on twitter
You're part of the problem. Your tirades against Somali women gives them ammunition and a justification. You re-affirm that Somali culture is "misogynistic" and that Somali men are intent on marginalizing and oppressing Somali women.
It's interesting how both extremes feed off of each other.
Some young girls might read your comments and begin to despise Somali men because of them.
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Some young girls might read your comments and begin to despise Somali men because of them.
Everything that you post in indexed on Google. There are more people who read these threads without even having accounts than those who are actual members.
These emotional outbursts are counterproductive and you end up becoming a useful idiot for the very people whom you are trying to fight against. All these feminists have to do is point to your posts to prove that our culture is "misogynistic".
If you were the only one who made these comments it would be easy to refute them, but sadly there are more bitter Somali men online who post similar stuff. Of course they would choose some liberal ajnabi who makes them feel "special" over some insecure, overly emotional Faaraxs who bash their kin day and night. We need to be proactive if we don't want to empower these hateful feminists. People like you give them more than enough fuel.
What comments are you speaking about
Calm down. Forums and what faraaxs say are not turning these chicks into SJWS nor is it fueling them or giving them amo.What's funny is that I stopped visiting Somali forums like 8 years ago and all the a lot has changed, many things are still the same. Tribalism is still an issue amongst the youth even though most of them haven't even been back home. We still have bitter Faaraxs who bash women day and night, which reflects poorly on all of us as it makes us look insecure and weak. Meanwhile, thanks to Twitter, IG and Facebook (which weren't that big back in the day) westernised Somalis (SJW) are busy causing more divisions amongst us and their primary targets are our sisters.
We need to move past these outdated, primitive qabiil discussions and these emotional outbursts and slowly begin to raise the standards of the debates that we have. If you don't want these SJW misguiding your youth, you need to present a better alternative and a more compelling case for traditional Somali values.
So far all you have is insults, "my tribe can beat your tribe", Madow-bashing etc.. All of this makes us look weak and primitive and it makes these foreign ideologies look more inviting and "liberating".
Calm down. Forums and what faraaxs say are not turning these chicks into SJWS nor is it fueling them or giving them amo.
I doubt people will take to the same thing. You will see xalimos bashing faraxs exceed more because of AA influence. Forums across cyber space are virtually the same. If you want to see who is bashing who go on twitter. The girls overthere have made career out of insulting dudes, so I can say they cant make a case out of us.
People are not making an example out of random forums on the internett saaxiib trust me. internett is not serious business.
Sxb I'm older than you and have seen and experienced more than you. I've been around this crap for the better part of a decade. This is not me making an appeal to authority, I'm just saying that It's not as simple as you think. It's all interconnected.
Online forums are a microcosm of what goes on in the real world. These girls see absentee fathers, qabiilist deadbeat Faaraxs, and overall backwardness. Then they are presented with a sexier, more appealing and more "modern" ideology in liberalism/feminism. It's a very simple choice to make.
Keep in mind that there is a silent audience out there that's watching from the sidelines. You will not succeed in turning the hardcore Twitter feminists so they shouldn't even be your primary target. Your goal is to present a rational, coherent, compelling case for why our cultural values are relevant in the western world. The moment you become emotional and begin to embody the typical Somali stereotype is the moment that you lose these impressionable youth.
All I'm saying is that we need to be more constructive and more proactive if we want to turn the tide. Simply bashing them and being overly emotional is definitely not the way forward.
^ read my post again and then re-read what you wrote. You pretty much confirmed what I was saying.
Aren't you 16? How long have you been "studying" this? Since you were 14? Sxb seriously speaking, you're a very bright guy and it clearly shows but you clearly lack the ability to have a mature discussion about these topics. You're very stubborn and sometimes it seems like you're arguing just for the sake of it.
@Geeljire @Raganimo you guys are both right with most of you points.
Somalis are like asians. In a few years what has happend to the asian community in western society will happen to somalis. Big difference is that asians have positive things going for them that could be protective against self hate and being sell outs. Women are the way to gauge this. They will be the first to jump ship. From low valued rank to higher ones.
Liiiiieees I'm a Radical Feminist Nationalistic Anti-Bantu Somali how is any of that SJW. SJWs hate Radical feminists and Nationalist and they worship bantus. I'm the definition of their nemesis.