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Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:40pm On Oct 25, 2013
[quote author=Efemena_xy]Thank you!



I'd rather you don't use that word in addressing me.

I'm Nigerian, not Bantu and I don't give a flying $**$ that it's dear to your heart. I was hoping to have an intelligent discussion / debate with you, but if you wish to go down the derogatory route, then count me out. I'm beginning to think the mod Fulaniman isn't that harsh afterall and has his reasons for treating you the way he does.



I agree 100% with you. I'm new in this section so I don't really know the serious posters from those that post simply to ruffle feathers or create mayhem.[/quote]bantu is used by somalis as its better than the word 'jarrer' which means nappy hair. Since somalis only know blacks as slaves in their encounter with them, many see them as this unfortunately.

You should see how Ethiopians see you guys. This is why I am surprised blacks worship Ethiopians despite the extreme hatred they have for blacks. But am not here to compare whose more racist Somalis or Ethiopians.
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:36pm On Oct 25, 2013
Radoillo: Please excuse us too, but here in the UK where I live every African from south of Egypt is black. Deal with that.
so skin color is more important than hair, facial features, cranial, culture, custom, location, geography, history, ancestry. LMAO.

If we are being honest when blacks label Somalis, Ethiopians,Eritreans, Nubians as black it only serves to expand the achievements of blacks who are related to us cushitic people.

This is the underlying motivation to label us what you are, which is what you were labeled by the white man who came to your countries and enslaved you. And you want to give us that label even though we destroyed the white man and were never enslaved by him

get out here and don't come back
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:34pm On Oct 25, 2013
Fulaman198: Ajuran/Ayanle/Axum I'm going to ask you kindly to keep your thread on subject or it will be closed.
Dear fulaman, please don't use your Nomad justice on me. But since this is my thread i don't think anyone is going to care if i get a little off topic.

your subject,

Ajuran
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:24pm On Oct 25, 2013
Radoillo: This isn't the first time he has been told that West Africans are not Bantu. But he doesn't care about what u or anyone thinks. He knows exactly what he's doing. Being rude, offensive, racist, supremacist...insane!
please excuse me, as for us the word bantu is used for everyone who is black. Its the same way for ethiopians and eritreans only they use bantu and 'baria' which means slave.
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:20pm On Oct 25, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: There is nothing wrong with Bantus, and anyway Nigerians aren't Bantu.

The fact that you use that word and actually admit it is sad and disgusting. American Blacks should stop using it, but it especially disgusts me when Africans use this word in reference to themselves or other Africans.

You need help walaal.
What I need is peace and quiet from you. I am tired of you nagging me like a camel who needs water. Jesus CHRIST, must you comment and analyze everything i write. Please talk to one of these nigerian men here who are drooling over you. and give me some peace and quiet.

I ask you to fear god and leave me alone so i can harass these nigerians in peace and quiet. cry

Culture › Re: Fulaman- Come In Here by Ajuran: 7:13pm On Oct 25, 2013
Subom1: Mtchew
don't fear fulaman. god made you a man.
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 7:09pm On Oct 25, 2013
[quote author=Efemena_xy]^^ Has he been banned though?

I don't see any new posts of his and I perceive that this is a topic he holds dear to heart...[/quote]the topic is very dear to my heart my bantu friend. I hope that calling you bantu is not seen by you as a slur, as i don't intend it in that way. I only use the 'N' word, which sucks as i cannot you the 'N' word in America as the blacks here think because am Somali, I shouldn't use the 'n' word, which is sad because the word is very dear to my heart.


Rest assured my son (fulaman) has dealt with that spambot.
Jokes Etc › Re: Ask A Somali by Ajuran: 4:43pm On Oct 25, 2013
darnley16: Tht their long head no get joy at all, here's a news articule on d somali pestilence growing population in Nigeria
what you posted is a title, and their is no link. but just from reading a little bit of the picture of the article and the title it has nothing to do with population of somalis in nigeria. Its talking about politics and how nigeria can avoid becoming like somalia politically. I researched the title and this is the article.




ast May, we witnessed another invitation by British Prime Minister for a conference on Somalia in London. More than 50 countries and organizations were invited to this event. This is a country we see publicized for its daily internal violence and destruction by its own people - from one public bombing to another; mass killings and beheadings. Each year we see the international community engaged in search for measures aimed at rescuing the small country: various conferences are held to find solutions to the massacres and lawlessness. This year's conference sequels to two international conferences held in 2012, in February, when the British Prime Minister also invited to London leading government figures from every continent of the world and leading organizations from the African Union and European Union, members of the United Nations, and members of the Organization of Islamic Co-operation, to deliberate on how to move Somalia positively forward, reasons being that the conflict in this country is endangering the existence of global security: and then midyear, when a conference was attended in Istanbul, Turkey, by high level representatives from 57 countries, and international and regional organizations. The aim of all these calls is to reaffirm the respect for the sovereignty, territorial integrity, political independence and unity of Somalia.
Culture › Re: Somali Proverbs by Ajuran: 3:20pm On Oct 25, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: You've been in the West for far too long? Go to Djibouti or Somaliland, you can learn the finer points of the language. grin
Funny cause somalilland, punt land, djibouti all don't have Bantus lmao, only the very south around kismayo and mogadishu have some bantus. Many have been returned to their homeland where they came from before being taken as slaves. Which am glad as I know they will always face discrimination in Somalia.
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 3:15pm On Oct 25, 2013
onila: dont forget the Djibouti beauty thread wink https://www.nairaland.com/1072292/beauty-djibouti-women#19070672
having a beauty thread for djibouti doesn't make sense as There are somalis in djibouti as well. but okay.
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 2:55pm On Oct 25, 2013
[quote author=Efemena_xy]Now this is such an annoying comment to make. While each tribe has it's uniqueness, it's certainly not an avenue to oppose or 'lord' themselves over other ethnic tribes.

Yes, the Somalian / Ethopian women are pretty but the same cannot be said for their men. Come to think of it, those long, narrow facial features of their men (including their very tiny mouths) leave a lot to be desired.

Imam is an international well-known beauty that's graced many popular magazines. Can the same be said of any of your men? Kindly furnish us with just one example of a Somalian / Ethopian male model whose reached the dizzying heights as Imam.[/quote]men are not be seen as beautiful, that being said its natural for you not to find men from my part of the world attractive. That being said i have never had problems with women.

Its Somali, not somalian.
Culture › Re: Are Cushitic People The Standards Of Beauty? by Ajuran: 9:03pm On Oct 24, 2013
Am not racist? how can i be racist if you think am black? lmao. unless you think am not black.
Culture › Re: Somali Proverbs by Ajuran: 9:02pm On Oct 24, 2013
Where did the word jareer come from? LMAO
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:40am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Strange kaftan, anyway waxaa ku hubaa inaad wax isku taroysid, mustaqbalkaa and in life in general. And not just wasting away racist and hostile on some website. Naftaa ma uu ficno, hatred can consume.

How's that for shukansi?
shukansigaaka kaa maa hellin. You are very nagging. Dumarka waxaas baan ku nacaay. lol
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:29am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Oohh not ready you said. Maxaad u malaaysa inaa ku shukansanaayo? That' s laughable Walahi. What kinda shukansi have you been up to. Sounds very stale!

Get well soon
kaaftan mataqaanid miyaa? lol

onila: I post wedding pictures all the time
esp mix couples
avoid mentioning somalis and somali affairs.
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:14am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Ma fahmin
eego. Shukansi hadaa diyaar maa aan uu ihii
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:13am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: I want to know what your issue is micnaha.
eega qalaay.
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:11am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Oh please, I'm no jaanjoos lmao why ma lagu rabaa for something?
Mayaa lakiin suaalo badaan baa ee waaytinaysa. For no reason.
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:07am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Maxaa ka galaay. Don't you know naag agekeeda mala weydeeyo. Just trying to figure you out. Marka is this some kind of bashaal for you?
adiga mawaxaa taahay jaanjoos. Sualaha nagaa jooji.
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 1:03am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Labaatan iyo lix ah? Inte ku kortay that you're doing this?
waxaan ku so kore marekanka. Adiga intay sano baa jirtaa?
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 12:58am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: I don't want to derail the thread, but you know that isn't true right?

Can you behave? Are you 40 jir?
waxaan jira labataan iyo lix saano, adigaa naa?
Culture › Re: Somali And Korean Wedding! (korean Dude And Somali Princess) by Ajuran: 12:49am On Oct 20, 2013
EnlightenedSoul: Ok. So why so militant walaal?
because I am Somali. And these adoons have invaded my country.

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