Sepukku's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Sepukku's Profile › Sepukku's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 50 pages)
IronGalaxy:The Basotho eat the same foods, speak the same language, pray to the same god, dress the same way, have identical cultural practices and are genetically identical. They are the same people. Your people shot and killed your people in that tavern. |
IronGalaxy:The basotho in Lesotho and the Basotho in South Africa are one and the same thing. This is common knowledge. IronGalaxy:Then make sure you get that 2/3rd majority to alter that constitution of yours or go to war. Either way you loose in the long run. |
IronGalaxy:We have already dealt with this matter in the past. Lesotho and Eswatini are not "foreigners" by any stretch of your imagination. They move in and out of South Africa seemlessly and are pretty much extensions of your nationals in your country. Fact. IronGalaxy:We also know what is going on in South Africa and how you are "demonizing" as many African nationals as possible so this is no longer news. Good luck with expelling these undesirable incompatibles from your midst. |
IronGalaxy:I am just stating facts here and asking if one trumps the other, that's all. IronGalaxy:Hahaha. You are so predictable. Ofcourse I know they are Lesotho nationals but you and I know your basotho are just like you. You are the same judging by your standards. We west Africans are very far from there. IronGalaxy:No no, I am not just making sure your law abiding civilized Africans don't become like the rest of us. |
IronGalaxy:I guess that also trumps raping women and dumping their bodies on the road side or running into bars spraying AK47's at innocents. IronGalaxy:Lets hope the venting doesn't turn in killings by these very civilized Africans. It is very unfortunate that dire circumstances lead people away from their civility much like some other places in Africa no? |
IronGalaxy:I guess honking really loud trumps bugulary, grand larceny and looting. I didn't know you guys like cold drink like that. Okay o! |
@irongalaxy, @Randdigital See your people in action. You are definitely a special civilized breed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbCoFXk5Pfk |
IronGalaxy:You and Chinese are not the same. You and Indians are not the same. Baseless arguments with a hidden agenda any grade 2 child could explain. Keep the propaganda alive. |
IronGalaxy:Excessive honking does not in anyway say anything about anything my dear SA brather nor does the fact that some people eat dogs or alligators for that matter You and your cohorts are reaching for arbitrary things to "demonize" the other and further justify your propaganda. |
IronGalaxy:So the conclusion is the rest of the world are not like you guys in most ways and therefore.......... other than the fact that you don't like Nigerians, your arguments are baseless my friend. |
IronGalaxy:This is why when we drill down into these claims of yours they usually fall flat on their faces. You really need to stop spending a lot of your time on the internet and go see the real world for yourself. India – Honking is extremely frequent and often expected. Drivers use it to signal lane changes, overtaking, or simply to make their presence known in chaotic traffic. Some trucks even display “Horn OK Please” to encourage it Egypt – In cities like Cairo, honking is a “language” of its own: short beeps for presence, longer or repeated honks for urgency or frustration. It’s a primary tool for navigating dense, unpredictable traffic Vietnam – In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, honking is common due to heavy motorbike and scooter traffic. It’s used to alert others in narrow streets or when overtaking Italy – While not as constant as in India, honking is used more often than in most European countries, often as a greeting, to signal “I’m here,” or to express frustration Mexico – In some urban areas, honking is part of everyday road expression, used to request right of way or announce presence Turkey – Honking is frequent, often to express impatience, greet other drivers, or warn of danger Parts of North Africa – Beyond Egypt, in other North African countries, the horn is a continuous communication tool between drivers Some Latin American countries – In certain regions, horns are used as social signals rather than aggression, and honking is more accepted in daily driving . |
IronGalaxy:What are you basing this of off. Civility? IronGalaxy:Nigerians stand in long lines as well at the airports on arrival, when boarding buses, at banks, etc. You need to travel more. |
IronGalaxy:No no no, they marry these "type" of women to further elevate their social statuses in countries with such racial hierachical structures. |
IronGalaxy:Do you think you are the only SA pushing the "Nigerians eat dog and ergo we are better than them" narrative? |
APOPTOSIS:Its a shame my brother. I remember the good ol days when we cheered from all teams from the continent. |
IronGalaxy:If we are confident. We don't need to act. We have seen your peoples actions for the past 20+ years and have seen what happens. No confidence. |
IronGalaxy:We continue to be confident in the actions of the UK to control these riots as compared to the rainbow nation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUKaUFiqkGE IronGalaxy:Go watch your group stage match my friend. You are failing in this argument. |
IronGalaxy:Hypocrisy has been addressed. IronGalaxy:The words are coming out but we see NO ACTION. Empty words which is why unsafe people are self repatriating. IronGalaxy:Sentiments were high by a "Sikh" man who killed a young man. Tensions escalated in English loyalist far righters in Belfast when an "African Muslim" attacked another white man. Its a racial issue, Mfethu. IronGalaxy:You are correct that far right sentiments and nationalism is brewing in South Africa for sure but yours is born out of Afrophobia and theirs by racism. We know what the Europeans have done, we are beginning to Learn what the Saffers are capable of as well to people they deem as outsiders. IronGalaxy:Name one Nigerian on the news who has been accused of Killing a South African. The maltreatment you are speaking off is the bad mouthing you hear online about how South AFricans are Lazy. Nothing more. IronGalaxy:Because we are confident the governments of those countries have a handle on the situation and your's doesn't. We didn't send airplanes on the first day of your riots. We send them after your Presidents speech. |
donleo92:Bros I dey behind you. Not now maybe next World cup, if they qualify. |
Olamideayomide:100,000 naira na moral booster. They are doing it so we don't retaliate against them. |
IronGalaxy:Trying to justify your bad acts by pointing out the bad acts of another set of people. SMH Well let me point out the differences so you understand the psychology behind the disappointment of real African people against South Africans. 1. The UK government does not condone nor support the acts being perpetrated by mischief makers and has come out VERY Vehemently to condemn it and TAKE ACTION. 2. It's a European issue and not an African issue. 3. Its also a racial issue more so than an immigrant issue as we understand the antecedents of European people towards Africans. 4. It is embarassing to see a fellow African maltreating another the way it is demonstrated in your young so called democracy and echoes of things that have happened on the continent that we are trying to move past. |
IronGalaxy:So are a good number of Migrants/refugees who were granted papers by your home affairs office. |
IronGalaxy:At least you know how some migrants feel too. |
Eteka1:I actually think the confidence interval is somewhere at 90% in terms of their similarities in language, culture, cuisine and genetics. As stated they have the right to self determine as a different "ethnic" group but in terms of the above characteristics they are the same people. This is the same case as the Urhobo and the Isoko. An Ikwere man's origin is Igbo. The measure of the differences have not diverged to a less than 50% change to consider them truly "distinct". This does not however restrict their right to be recognized as an ethnic group of their own. I and my brother are two distinct humans but our origins "ARE" the same at a greater than 50% confidence interval. |
Eteka1:With a confidence interval of 85% I would say yes. It is not insulting to assume they are practically the same people. |
Eteka1:They share more than just language similarities my dear friend. Ikwerre is an Igbo dialect. Any linguist will confirm that to you. Linguistics are a strong indicator of cultural, religious, ethnic and genetics ties. Case in point. The Xhosa and Zulu tribes have languages that are to some extent mutually intelligible in comparison to All the igbo dialects that exist. The each recognize their differences but are in consensus of their united Origin stemming from the Nguni language. There is no confusion there. This is the same case with the Ikwerre question. It remains a dialect of the largre Igbo language regardless of the differing dialects that exist amongst the igbos in general. The Ikwerre have every right to self actualize as a distinct group from the other unified Igbo groups however they are for all intent and purpose Igbo in origin. |

