Please David Aoloch: Your allegation against Dinka from Bahr el Ghazal is not a laughing a matter
4 min readBy Mamer Deng Jur, Australia
Dear David Aoloch Bion,
March 4, 2015 (SSB) — We are not those people Mr. Ayuel Madut Chan was lecturing out to online community as if he was addressing a successful nation. So please! Please! In the name of Bor Community, do us a favor, stand up and explain, to Mr. Chan and online community to understand that, we are not those people he labeled as:
1. Thugs (Criminals)
2. Cowards
3. Unintelligent
4. Unfair (lack justice)
Seriously, David your article about credentials was weak in thoughts and analogy, and proved that your intention was faked, but not real.
Beside, David you have made a very bad mistake, by calling Bhar el -Ghazal community, where our president,Salva Kiir Mayardit hailed as ‘loose and lawless’ without explaining it in 3D (dimensions). Why you gave them names. And what did you meant by ‘loose and lawless (half lawless), anyway? Reminder, the readers on this beautiful website are not judges to interpret what you meant by ‘loose and lawless’.
Ironically, you have also failed hard to mention and explain what were Kiir failures, rather than just boring people with a number of insufficient achievements that lack accuracy and logic analysis, which were in my opinion in other ways, mocking a son of Bhar el-Ghazal community and their son Salva Kiir.
I would not be that sorry for this intelligent person (Mr. Chan) to refer you as hypocrite and Lucifer, because you are a coward writer who failed seriously to balance the argument, and not expressing your intention firmly and wisely, rather than hiding your real intentions. I think, if you had explained yourself clearly.
I think, Mr. Chan would have never stood and replied your article, challenging Bor’s people moral values, intelligence, and questioning their fairness! But because of your writings, we are now in this position to defend our ground firmly as if we were tosa dogs kept to fight. Giving a logic and sufficient explained argument is always the way forward.
Before I retire, I would like you to know that you have given away unavailable position to Mr. Chan in order stab every sons and daughter of Bor community in one way or another because your weak writing had failed you to explain yourself clearly.
How I wish you would have explain what you meant by referring Bhar el – Ghazal community as ‘loose and lawless’ or half lawless.
My advice to anyone who have had read Mr. Chan’s article. Bor’s people are not those he has mentioned in his article, which is full of taunting remarks. For clarity, we are not thugs, cowards, unintelligent, and unfair. Whether we are in Australia, America, Canada, and even in South Sudan. Our respect for laws is in our blood;it doesn’t need to be in written form. Our moral values are our laws.
If a community can show fairness, distribute things fairly and treat everyone fairly and equally, then you are doing what is called humanity and that what the people want. Bor people are blessed with those! A leader is a person who has respect for others and always on the lookout to the needs of the people rather than looting them indirectly.
Being humble is not something that anyone could learn in school, it is born with a person. Humility is one of the best qualities of a leader. Money can buy everything a person wants but cannot buy a good working brain. You want to prove it! I am ready for you.
For now, let worried a lot about our current front-line issues; peace between the government and the rebels; people are sick of seeing blood flowing every year. And the past events of (29 to 30 years ago) are only references to the current events.
They will help and guide us to correct what was done wrongly in the past, not to be repeated today as we talk and write. But they will not solve our current issues, if we look blindly back and talk critically about the past events.
Conclusion
Allow me borrow a quotes of a greater philosopher of all times Albert Einstein. ‘The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits’. Secondly, “everyone is a genius.
But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid”.
Therefore do the math.
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