Abe Abraham,Abe Abraham wrote: ↑17 Feb 2022, 17:37It is a good sign. People are buying weapons to defend themselves and their property. Ethiopia is not America where you can buy a weapon legally.
there is a saying which goes like "it takes huge effort to reach at the top, but it takes even more to stay at the top" or something like this.
I remembered this saying after reading your comment here. You have been someone who stayed above the frey and adhered to the principle of logic, and this is already a privilege in my view. When you start to deviate from this usual course, then you will be also much flashy to those who used to read you, like myself, in here.
So, my friend, my little tip to you is to stay the course and remain loyal to your usual way.
Actually, I didn't link the tweet for the text of the message, rather it was out of my impression about the photo of Iskinder Nega standing amid the so called Fano (warlords).
I hope and think that you wished the people of Ethiopia and, specially the Amhara people, that their future would be bright.
Greatness can't come through running around and toting one's guns and calling to others "come and face us" slogan. If every village or region turn to toting its guns then the ensuing scene will only be a mere ruines. We have already seen that very recently and the memory is fresh.
Vigillanti is only for periods of emergencies and those periods have been lifted by the legislative body of the country before few days.
Cheers!

