Who’s idea was this?

[novanova]

Puntland flag colours on ’Biyo Kulule’

Without being too rude.. how & why did this trashy trend find it’s way to Puntland? Painting qabil flags everywhere looks extremely tacky

If there is anyone from the PL admin lurking on here remove this immediately pls

 

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Puntland flag colours on ’Biyo Kulule’
View attachment 357275Without being too rude.. how & why did this trashy trend find it’s way to Puntland? Painting qabil flags everywhere looks extremely tacky

If there is anyone from the PL admin lurking on here remove this immediately pls

Idk but I think it looks nice

 

[novanova]

Idk but I think it looks nice

male?

 

[Duubpon]

Puntland flag colours on ’Biyo Kulule’
View attachment 357275Without being too rude.. how & why did this trashy trend find it’s way to Puntland? Painting qabil flags everywhere looks extremely tacky

If there is anyone from the PL admin lurking on here remove this immediately pls

I don't see what's the issue.

 

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male?

Yes

 

[repo]

Third world nationalism uh regionalism.

 

[cunug3aad]

It looks like toothpaste Aquafresh collab

 

[gasara]

Would look nice if the person who was painting it could paint properly and do straight lines.

 

[Shimbiris]

What's wrong with regional flags? Reer Boosaso are proud wadanis and fly the blue flag everywhere with pride. Hell, it's part of the Puntland flag. To be honest, I think Somalia should become more regionalist. The original 18 gobols, with some adjustments like reer Somaliland have made, should become actual administrative regions with governors. Immediate way to undermine these larger federal states and qabiilism.

Every slimy adeer who wants a bit of power to himself will immediately get a hard-on at the idea of being as politically relevant as someone like Deni, Madobe or Irro if he just secures himself Bari or Awdal or wherever else. Unite them by dividing them even more.

 

[Bari]

Mind your business

 

[kamek]

I don’t see a problem, it looks nice.

 

[Midas]

What's wrong with regional flags? Reer Boosaso are proud wadanis and fly the blue flag everywhere with pride. Hell, it's part of the Puntland flag. To be honest, I think Somalia should become more regionalist. The original 18 gobols, with some adjustments like reer Somaliland have made, should become actual administrative regions with governors. Immediate way to undermine these larger federal states and qabiilism.

Every slimy adeer who wants a bit of power to himself will immediately get a hard-on at the idea of being as politically relevant as someone like Deni, Madobe or Irro if he just secures himself Bari or Awdal or wherever else. Unite them by dividing them even more.

Its like your reading my mind I've thought about this exact solution its the only effective method just keep sub dividing. I mean think about it somali's pouplation is gonna double by 2050. You just have to convince the gobols they benefit from becoming their own state.

I'd also probably build high speed traian and good infrastructure so that you can travel across the country in hours.

 

[Shimbiris]

Its like your reading my mind I've thought about this exact solution its the only effective method just keep sub dividing. I mean think about it somali's pouplation is gonna double by 2050. You just have to convince the gobols they benefit from becoming their own state.

I'd also probably build high speed traian and good infrastructure so that you can travel across the country in hours.

Governorships already exist for most of the gobols. You just need to solidify that, give them more authority/autonomy, and perhaps give them some sort of extra rep that goes with the gobol in parliament. It could work beautifully in that it's balkanization without really any feasible out. No fool is going to think Bari or Gedo or Awdal by itself could seriously be a well-off country. They'd know they need the greater whole—especially the landlocked gobols—but would still have a hard-on for their bit of power and autonomy.

 

[Midas]

Governorships already exist for most of the gobols. You just need to solidify that, give them more authority/autonomy, and perhaps give them some sort of extra rep that goes with the gobol in parliament. It could work beautifully in that it's balkanization without really any feasible out. No fool is going to think Bari or Gedo or Awdal by itself could seriously be a well-off country. They'd know they need the greater whole—especially the landlocked gobols—but would still have a hard-on for their bit of power and autonomy.

We need to be qabil maxing. More clan flags !! more federal member states. !!
Qabyaalad hanoolato !!!

 

[Shimbiris]

We need to be qabil maxing. More clan flags !! more federal member states. !!
Qabyaalad hanoolato !!!

Dishiishia hanoolaato!

 

[Midas]

We need all 600+ somali clans and sub clans to have their own flags.

 

[Shimbiris]

We need all 600+ somali clans and sub clans to have their own flags.

We should go around and document those brands the tols use for their livestock and turn them into subtribal crests.

 

[Midas]

The best part of this solution is that it seems inevitable just by looking at somali peoples political tendencies. I mean I hear all tjme time about sub clans breaking off and creating a new clan head

 

[novanova]

What's wrong with regional flags? Reer Boosaso are proud wadanis and fly the blue flag everywhere with pride. Hell, it's part of the Puntland flag. To be honest, I think Somalia should become more regionalist. The original 18 gobols, with some adjustments like reer Somaliland have made, should become actual administrative regions with governors. Immediate way to undermine these larger federal states and qabiilism.

Every slimy adeer who wants a bit of power to himself will immediately get a hard-on at the idea of being as politically relevant as someone like Deni, Madobe or Irro if he just secures himself Bari or Awdal or wherever else. Unite them by dividing them even more.

So far I’ve seen these flags painted on buildings, bridges, it’s just not aesthetically pleasing.

But I agree regionalism is the way forward