Trade missions from what is now modern day Somalia to the Song dynasty
(995-1081)
"In February of the first year of Zhidao 995, Puaduli came to pay tribute with gifts. Later, in the leap month of the second year of Xianping 999, another Zeila merchant ship arrived in Guangzhou
@ali_sabet95@overdoseZangke@stfnigg@frdsalias 1st, women is worth 50 due to men having more financial burden and responsibilities (this law was born in different time period).. 2nd, Diyat is a financial compensation paid by the killer or their family to the victim's heirs, not the other way around
@PaulRS123@beyond_capital Labor force who make 70% of the value in private ownership get about 10% of the return while those at the top who dont create significant value in production horde the majority of value in return...
How do u capitalist justify this disparity?
@NotABotBlonde @babydopesmoke Ur either a naive child or just willfully ignorant..
Often a government's failure is not entirely internal. Colonial legacies, exploitative trade policies, international economic sanctions, or proxy wars financed by foreign powers can destroy a nation's ability to feed its people
@MSPTrooper21@BlackMediaHub Nice try but this was another case among countless others where police wrongly profile, escalate things then get trigger happy and end up killing "suspect". 1: He didn't run but rather try to go into his apartment, 2: he was reaching for a wallet (to id himself)
Somali men in Djibouti selling a mule, 1899
There is a mix of traditional clothing, labo go' (wrapped toga-like dress), targal (trousers), go'shaal (cloth wrap around the chest), as well as some garan (sewn shirts), and hoosgunti gab (short waist wrap)
@BlakesXcom@s8n The fact that majority of people must sell their labor under threat of poverty or unemployment isn't "freedom," it's coercion. Wage labor isn't a choice between dignity and laziness; it's a survival mechanism imposed by a system where the means of production are privately owned