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    chubacka;900215 wrote:
    Derrr getting millkh fuuur their T. hahaha.

     

    Alpha if you think you're Somali is better you will have to prove it in your own vlog

    (minus the shades pls) I agree with you though, it does seem like he has been put on a distant planet and been asked to explore!

    LOL he is so cute. I love the scouse accent but I swear it sounds wrong on Somali guys, they come across as little slow and feminine. No offence scouse brothers :)

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    Seeker I do apologize for my emotional tirade as you put it. I can't be cold and objective when things like this incident are happening. And your wrong as proven by the case of Europe, East Asia and Australia. A gun ban would be the easiest way to tackle this problem. Yes there are many factors to be considered in-regards to mass-murders, lakin the easy access to guns, (automatic war guns) is the biggest factor. This has been proven again and again over the past year. How many times does it need to happen for you to realize that?

     

    Its definitely a long and difficult road to reach a complete ban, but what the worrying thing is the people, the likes of you, that wholeheartedly believe that this is a just right and in challenging it the person is questioning American(ism).

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    SeeKer;899299 wrote:
    Hello Naxar. Now you know thats not what i said so why don't we keep it in the context it was said. This is not going to be an all or none fight and the sooner people realize it the better. When i want to go shooting i want to be able to do that, just like i can depend on the right for due process and right to petition and right of religion. What makes this a debatable right and what separates the other freedoms you enjoy as being safe once you start fiddling with this one? Like i said this is not going to go into all or nothing so for the sake of the safety of schools,malls and movie theatres lets remove emotional baggage from bills of rights arena. Talk about measures at state levels or federal (if you must ) on isolating the cracks in the system but don't blankly decide to dismember the bill of rights!

    The right for due process

    The right to petition

    The right to religion and

    The right to have a gun so I can go shooting oh don't forget my sick friend can use it too if he wants to go kill all his classmates.

     

    These are guns btw, designed to kill, what a great right that is, I am American, its my right to kill.

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    Blessed walal, ignorance breeds hate really quickly where I live. I've had issues in the past where I was accused of being anti-social because I wouldn't go out on 'work nights out' and never did the office chatter and gossiping, and I was actually complained about to my manager.

     

    After that I've learnt from earlier on to be open and initiate conversations on me if they don't feel comfortable just to get it out there 'I am Muslim and I act a certain way because of my faith' Allahmduillah it just worked out.

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    Nar- A whol Somali family going the cinema together? That sounds like it'll be fun lol

     

    Oba-Or stay and appreciate the richness of how a true movie should look like, unlike the bull-pee of twilight and whatnot. Is that your cup of tea Twilight? ;)

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    oba hiloowlow;897060 wrote:
    yo wyre im not 30 yet for your information im 28. What is salaaxyo?

     

    sidenot: Do we get bidaar easily because we skinnies have big foreheads?

     

    LOL! Haha, Oh man I've never laughed so hard.

     

    Yes dear, its the stretching of the skin on head to accommodate the forehead that eventually results in your hair frolics falling out. :D

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    I am glade its being talked about as well. I've always wore my hijab but I have had comments. I've always given my colleagues the opportunity to ask me questions about my hijab and my prayer. Once I explained it it became normal for them.

     

    I have a really good Nigerian friend who changed his name to get employed because he honestly felt because of his ethic name he wasn't getting interviews. In the end he started his own business.