Amhara seems not to exist. Amharas are telling us their presence in terms of others’ absence not from their perspectives
Posted: 09 Aug 2019, 14:58
Amhara seems not to exist. I hear those who call themselves as Amhara telling us their presence in terms of others’ absence instead of from their own perspectives.
Nearly all the time I hear the so-called Amharas, they are telling us who they are not by telling us that they are in fact there. But they tell us their presence and history in a poor logic. Let us say Mr. “O” is Oromo and Mr. “A” is Afar and both speak their own native languages. In addition, both speak Amharic as sideline language. Mr. “S” is mixed blood person and claims that Mr. O, A, and S are Amhara because we all speak Amharic.
Note that operation of such logic is very poor.
I can feel that they might be ashamed at this time in point of history because they can never continue misleading and stand by confusing others.
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Nearly all the time I hear the so-called Amharas, they are telling us who they are not by telling us that they are in fact there. But they tell us their presence and history in a poor logic. Let us say Mr. “O” is Oromo and Mr. “A” is Afar and both speak their own native languages. In addition, both speak Amharic as sideline language. Mr. “S” is mixed blood person and claims that Mr. O, A, and S are Amhara because we all speak Amharic.
Note that operation of such logic is very poor.
I can feel that they might be ashamed at this time in point of history because they can never continue misleading and stand by confusing others.
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