South Sudanese, To think about it tho we cant force something that was never really there, never really was, something fabricated altho the artificial looks very real its still fake. An artificial heart can keep a human a live but it isnt equivalent to Gods work. We South Sudanese never truly really cared for each other when you think about it, tho were preaching love today, its unfamiliar to most, its extremely difficult to try to reverse a mindset its already fully developed, thats why the saying goes, you cant teach an old dog, new treats. We cant just think because were separated from the North, set a few rules, it was gone be a walk in the park from then on, knowingly, every relationship takes hard work from both parties. Now imagine millions of ppl in a relationship? divided into 64 tribes, those tribes are divided in clans, those clans are divided into groups by bloodlines/households, etc. Often between those tribes theyre bias, then within one tribe lies animosities, furthermore among the clans there is strong envy, until its spread into the bloodlines/households, and so forth. These issues are only put aside when fighting another clan, or clans come together to fight another tribe or the tribes join forces when fighting a bigger threat, example like North Sudan/Arabs. Therefor the root of the tree we never strong, it never developed, the branches grew too fast, became too large too quickly, for the roots arent implanted deep within the earth properly, leaving the whole country unbalanced. I think we really need to look at each other starting from within those bloodlines, households, clans, and then tribes, before attempting unity among Southern Sudanese as a whole, thats basically attempting to fix the issue from top down, while a tree grows upward. The hate/tribalism always been there, during events like beauty pageants Miss South Sudan; unfair judges favors tribally, not by beauty and talent, Sudanese artists dislike each other tribally many showed me that, models/entertainers/DJs have jealousy etc the hate is everywhere within these Sudanese communities. So, how do we solve a bigger issue? when the smallest pieces of the puzzle are scattered everywhere? Even when we gained our independence many South Sudanese around the world celebrated every July the 9th separately, individually, tribally. Were even denying this obvious tribal war, not only you, I have denied it as well, thats refusing to seek/see/face the truth. However; without the truth well never fix the false, anything is broken before its build to strengthen, God breaks you down reliving your sins/wounds, mentally flashing before your eyes while you repent, and then youre forgiven. #PrayForROSS #No #Tribalism -Angel King
Posted on: Sun, 26 Jan 2014 20:42:32 +0000
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