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Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 4:23pm On Feb 13, 2015
BlackKenichi:
Technically anybody can. Ethnic groups aren't set in stone and are constantly evolving.


Still doesn't make you any less of a made up ethnic group. You believe that ethnic groups that have been more "established" are some how more legitimate than less established ones? It doesn't.
Your school system has provided you a terrible education.

If ethnic groups could be made up than why dont Black Americans who share the same origins make up an identity aside from having and belonging to a color?

Yes ethnic groups are always changing. But they can't be made up over night and take hundreds of years.
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 3:58pm On Feb 13, 2015
Beware for those who debate Fulaman198, he will ban you if you disagree with him. grin
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 3:52pm On Feb 13, 2015
BlackKenichi:
All ethnic groups are made up. All countries/state are made up. Please learn the definition of the term "Ethnic Group". I know that you're ret@rded but please at least try to do some basic level research!
If ethnic groups are made up, then go make up an ethnic group from thin air.


Somali ethnicity is not made up, we share the same blood, language, religion, culture, country, region, history, etc.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 2:45pm On Feb 13, 2015
Fulaman198:
Your wife broke you in half eh? Sorry to hear, you will have to work on / practice on being able to handle her voluptuous curves lipsrsealed
I bet she can't even walk.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 2:44pm On Feb 13, 2015
Funjosh:
You are like this on the 9th day, I wonder what how you be on the 9th month lipsrsealed
Only god knows
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 6:07am On Feb 13, 2015
DAY 9: I JUST GOT OUT OF THE EMERGENCY ROOM, 3 BROKEN RIBS AND A FRACTURED HAND, AND A DISLOCATED LEG. I WILL BE RECOVERING AT MY RESIDENCE. I HAVE TOLD MY WIFE TO LEAVE ME BE FOR A WHILE.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 6:06am On Feb 13, 2015
BlackKenichi:
All countries and ethnicities are made up you jackarse!
Somali is not a made up ethnicity, and our country is named after our ethnicity.
Culture › Somali Maury Parody by Ajuran(op): 8:32am On Feb 11, 2015
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 8:25am On Feb 11, 2015
Fulaman198:
ROFLLLLLLLL too doggon ridic may Ajuran make his grandiose return
He will return. Do him a favor and resign from this moderator position.
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 7:07am On Feb 11, 2015
Fulaman198:
Sure it is cheesy and I am Fulaman198's foot Goddess
Please for the sake of Ajuran, can you close down the culture section for 60 seconds in his honor.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 7:03am On Feb 11, 2015
Fulaman198:
This is a total disgrace, shouldn't it be the man putting the wife in the hospital for giving her a good f*$%!@ng and not the man being put in the hospital because he is out of shape and didn't take his vi.agra? grin
Fulaman198, my husband Ajuran, was a brave man, and is now recovering.

I can assure you, he is only in the hospital due to dehydration, and will live to cum again cheesy
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 7:01am On Feb 11, 2015
BlackKenichi:
I'm a Jamaican. Thus I can't be a Bantu
Jamaican is a made up country that came into existence not long ago. Bantu is a language family that existed thousands of years ago.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 2:23am On Feb 11, 2015
BlackKenichi:
I'm not Bantu!
Okay, Negroe cheesy


This is a sad case of affairs, when Bantus are afraid of saying they are Bantu cheesy
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 1:01am On Feb 11, 2015
BLACKKINICHI MY BANTU FRIEND, WELCOME


TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 12:59am On Feb 11, 2015
Penssuwa:
The lingua franca is Ijaw. plz dnt ask me how
HOW?
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 12:58am On Feb 11, 2015
Fulaman198:
Eritrea speaks Tigrinya and a few other languages, same with Ethiopia, Amhara isn't the main ethnic group, the Oromos are (Selassie) was an oromo I believe.

Same as with Nigeria. If you go to the Northern part of the country, you mainly hear Hausa being used as the main lingua franca (with different Hausa dialects like Kananci and Sakkwataci). Hardly is English used in the north because we don't have that kind of inferiority complex to bow down to the Brits
I was talking official language. In Somalia everyone speaks Somali, even the Bantus. Even though they have their own mildly bantu language which borrows many words from SOMALI.

-fyi this is Ajuran's wife, am continuing his legacy while he recovers
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 12:56am On Feb 11, 2015
morpheus24:
So the logic now becomes because you have met Bantu people in person you have some sort of right to call them "bantu"

You have to wonder who constructed the term Bantu in the first place. It most definitely weren't the people themselves so again you adopt a term associated with classifications that have nothing to do with how the people see themselves and adopt a linguistic classification but want us to accept how you categorize yourself as non-black, non bantu.

you are all over the place.




Let me get his straight, you can categorize other non Somali tribes as Bantu but I can't categorize you as black. Something really wrong with that don't you thinkhuh





There are on distance relatives of human beings left on the planet unless of course you count yourself who surely exhibits traits of a Homo sapien idaltu.
I have made up my mind, Please do not let facts confuse me cheesy
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 8:14pm On Feb 10, 2015
morpheus24:
Generalization. Where is your proof.

When you say met, are you trying to imply that Somali's don't have access to the internet where they can simply push a button and poof, a Fulani pops up on their screen.

Do you have to meet someone in this day an age to know what they generally look like?



This is an American conjecture. People of mixed heritage around the world are generally not considered black because the term as race implies is used mostly in the US.





No, its the brain wash that came into play as soon as you accepted the 19th century mainstream scientific classification of "race" which ostensibly placed your people on a higher racial hierarchy above other Africans based on how close your features were to the race of people on the top of the pyramid. You are simply perpetuating that ideology and will do everything necessary to hold on to that fallacy.


FREE YOUR MIND!!
I have never met a fulani, and 99 percent of Somalis have not. Since the majority of Somalis are in the Horn of Africa.

My point is People like to categorize things, this is the reason why many label Somalis/Ethiopians/Eritreans as Horner or Horn Africans or Cushitic etc.

I like to believe that the fufu nation, is a more mildly retaaaarded distant relative of the human race.
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 5:18pm On Feb 10, 2015
Fulaman198:
Somalia is an exception although there are Oromos there. However, I have heard that Italian is spoken in some parts of the horn. Where I'm from though, English is hardly spoken the Lingua Francas are Fulfulde and Hausa. Those 2 languages are spoken by most Fulani people in North Eastern Nigeria.
Italian is spoken by a few hundred people who are old now. But the official language of Somalia is Somali, Arabic is a second language for commercial use since most of our trade is with the middle east and we are part of the arab league. But the Government does all things in Somali.

Same in Ethiopia, their official language is Amharic, same in Eritrea.

How is Somalia an exception?
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 4:46am On Feb 10, 2015
Fulaman198:
I'm trying to be a good man my braaather, I must atone for my haram by lusting after beautiful women's feet somehow
I am afraid we passed that bridge called 'atonement' when you asked for the pictures of bantus feet dipped in fufu
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 3:49am On Feb 10, 2015
DAY 7: Ajuran is in the Hospital, on life support, this is his wife typing this, this was his last wish before succumbing to the weight of my large posterior.

His last words before passing out were 'may the fufu nation burn in hell, and may Fulaman sniff their feet as they are burning'.
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 3:46am On Feb 10, 2015
KidStranglehold:
The world does not revolve around what you or others Somalis think. Nor can you change what a word means. Bantu is a language group. Nothing more nothing else. Also your logic is twisted/flawed. IIRC you do not view Fulanis as "Bantu" because they do not exhibit "Negroid" features, but they're not from the horn, though they do live in "Sub Sahara Africa". So why are they exempt?
99 percent of Somalis have never met a Fulani, but obviously they would not be classified as Bantu, the ones who dont look Bantu.

Its a generalization. Same reason why some label anyone with any mixture of black as black even though they could pass as white.

Like I said, I said it was the way Somalis/Ethiopians saw the rest of Africa. Somalis and Ethiopians see that they look the same in appearance and

assume everyone else who doesnt look like them in Africa is uncivilized cause they look like the slaves they use to enslave.

That doesnt make it right.
Culture › Re: What Language Is Nigeria's Lingua-Franca? by Ajuran: 3:38am On Feb 10, 2015
Thats how all of Africa is except for Somalia(Somali), Ethiopia (Amaharic)
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 3:28am On Feb 10, 2015
morpheus24:
The logic is lost to him because only in Africa do we have sweeping generalizations of people while the rest of the world gets away with all sorts of classifications.

Case in point, both these individuals below are Asians. They both look slightly different phenotypically but are basically regarded as "mongoloid" if you are using the 19th century classification system. No one seems to bother about their differences, yet when it comes to the next set of pics who are both African all of a sudden you can spot the differences.
African means nothing more than a land mass. Stop trying to attach yourself to people who are Somali/ethiopian
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 3:27am On Feb 10, 2015
Fulaman198:
I wish you a quick recuperation loll I was considering creating a troll post however that would get me fired from the job loll.
Don't you have to be paid to call it a job? undecided huh
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 8:53pm On Feb 09, 2015
gallivant:
That's just dumb.I am amazed you say such with much conviction.Lack of education makes people stupid and ignorant, fix up that education system of yours.
Well Somalis dont care that bantu is a language group, since the Negroes in Somalia who were slaves speak Bantu, the name just stuck for anyone who is not from the Horn.

Bantu is just another word for Black and is more politically correct than Adoon (Slave) and Jareer (nappy haired)
Culture › Re: I Was Thinking About What Ajuran/axum Said And Was Wondering by Ajuran: 4:18pm On Feb 09, 2015
Fulaman198:
Why do some Nigerians look like Bantus. It is kind of perplexing, I was thinking of it, it's not bad to look like a Bantu, but it is interesting since Nigeria isn't in Bantu territory as it is in West Africa. So please fellow Nigerians, this isn't meant to be an Axum/Ajuran post, I just want to know what's the science behind this.
Remember Bantu is part of Niger-congo language, and their is no such thing as looking like Bantu. Bantu is just a word Horn of Africans use to describe Subsahran Africans who are not from the Horn.

Also remember that genetics changes much faster (9 months to have a child) than language does( an entire group learning a new language other than their original one due to outside forces such as slavery, conquest, assimilation, etc.)


Your question is very simple minded, I thought you were doing me a favor by trolling, while I am recovering in the Emergency Room.
Culture › Re: Why Can't People Embrace Pan-africanism? Why So Much Hatred On This Forum?? by Ajuran: 12:08am On Feb 09, 2015
Puntite:
First of all there isnt anything called ethiopia it is a fake colonial creation. The name ethiopia itself is fake. Ethiopia today is a nationality not a ethnicity and Eritrea is the same.

This a map of different ethnic groups who inhabit ethiopia

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/05/Ethiopia_regions_english.png

https://www.opride.com/oromsis/images/stories/Ethiopia_Regional_map_of-FDRE.gif

See! It is ironic since somali own and inhabit the most land by ethnic group in ethiopia and have since forever.

So what ajuuran Say is not wrong. Somalis were part of axum empire.
Somalis as an ethnic identity did not exist during the time of Axum, neither did any other ethnicity in the horn of Africa. As for Somalis controlling that much land, that is simply because of the last 500 years when Somalis defeated Ethiopia.

1,400 years ago when the Prophets companions were seeking refuge, they were given asylum in the city of Zeila, at the time part of Abyssinia, that land is now in Somalia. This shows their was no Somali identity that long ago, and is corroborated by visitors of the area who labeled the people Berber.

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