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[quote="TaaDow"]i think its time to stop pushing the blame cause no one will admit there at fault. time to just move on and try and help each other.[/quote]
The blame game gets no one anywhere
whats done is done
but then people will say to me
"but you didn't experience the civil war, American boy!"
then I say
"Alxamdullilah I didn't. But that also gives me the unbiased outlook to not blame anyway, as Qabil is not in my heart"
True but the funny thing is that the majority of the up coming generation were either to young or not even born to witness what had happened in somalia, and the majority of somalis back there have learnt to move on cause the simple fact is they have to and there number 1 priority at the moment is to survive.
[quote="TaaDow"]True but the funny thing is that the majority of the up coming generation were either to young or not even born to witness what had happened in somalia, and the majority of somalis back there have learnt to move on cause the simple fact is they have to and there number 1 priority at the moment is to survive.[/quote]
What's wrong with qabil threads....there's nothing wrong with discussing qabils, accomplishments for example, who's got the most land,.....qabil politcs etc etc. It would be a different story when it turns into a hate thread where one and another are cussing eachothers tribes.
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