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You are being dramatic to be honest

@ I enjoy being dramatic when emphasizing facts: the absurdity of pointing Somalis to “to Somalia " must stop. Somalis are an ethnic group in Kenya.

He did not say that its inhabitants are of Somalia origin but of Somali Origin which is okay because Somali is a tribe whereas Somalia is a country. I advise you to go and claim a refund of your school fees because they did not teach you English well.

@ I mentioned semantics earlier, but your last statement says more about your perspective. Let me clarify using an example from Nyeri, Kenya. While it may be "grammatically correct" to say, "the inhabitants of Nyeri are of Kikuyu origin," it is "contextually or semantically incorrect." You could, however, say that someone is of "Kikuyu origin" if they live in Uganda or the USA, for example. Similarly, the phrase "of Somali origin" typically means that someone has Somali ancestry, regardless of their current nationality or place of residence. For instance, an individual might live in Kenya but still identify as being "of Somali origin" because their parents or ancestors are Somali. However, this requires some nuances, for modern Kenya potentially reduces “Somali identity” to a "minority". Also understand, the concept of "origin" refers to roots or background rather than current nationality. It often describes a broader identity, especially when “origin” differs from someone’s present “context or location”. This brings up an important question, how does Somali identity differ in relation to their present location? By oversimplifying this, we risk stripping the Somali community of its indigenous meaning in Kenya. Somali ethnicity is often understood through the broader lens of Somalia rather than Kenya, which complicates its interpretation in different contexts. Such term “origin” might not be applicable. But you can disagree, but that doesn’t mean I didn’t go to school.

Somali origin or ethnicity is the same in this case. The border to Somali is next to the 3 counties of Somali Kenyans. You have more in common with your brothers over the border than the Bantu in the interior. No need to feel slighted, those are just facts.

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These are public servants and as such public property. I'm sure they were there for a government function. In fact he should have told us why they were there. Stop worshipping politicians who use taxpayers money and are serving the public. Don't be ignorant and learn what public service is. Danny hakuna makosa umefanya hapa this guy is just ignorant.

@@alexchui3511 I can't worship a human being. If you read my comment three times you will understand my context. It's totally not what you're talking about

@kev_y5346 I read you and understood you. You asked Danny not show politicians, these 2 people one is government spokesman and the other the head of the President's party. These are people who work for government/public servants and are paid by tax payers money. If you think public servants should not be filmed then I suggest you read on laws about public service and state officers. Don't be stubborn, you are out of line because you just don't understand public service/servants and what the law says about them.

@@alexchui3511 okay. So you just understand me, I simply mean Danny has beautiful content and I'm championing that he keeps it pure away from the filth of individuals such as politicians. If the channel is about politics and politicians that's a different story. I understand everything you say but it is totally not what I meant.

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