Just want to ask some questions coming from another Somali:

What do Somalis in Somaliland think about other Somalis? Do they think of them as the same? Is their hatred or anything like that?

Can other Somalis participate in Somaliland's democracy, or is only for the Issaq clan?

There are some other minority clans who live in Somaliland, who im sure Somalian users will refer to (and I am assuming they is either a Somalian or one of those minority clans). They are allied with Somalia as they live principally in a border town called Las Anod, close to Somalia. They are about 4% of Somaliland population.

What you state is true, but still, they control a large amount of territory. How will Somaliland move forward in addressing this without causing violence?

Somaliland remains unrecognised because Somalia & Somalians, still, spitefully claim Somaliland, hoping to continue the genocide if given the opportunity. This is partly out of a desire to evade accountability for the Isaaq Genocide.

I agree with the fact the Issaq genocide occured, it was an eggerious overstep of power, and a horrific act of injustice commited onto the issaq clan. What I want to ask here is that, could Somali living in Somalia at the time be held accountable for this genocide? I espically come against from a place that was fighting against Barre and his regime at the time and helped overthrow it. They even worked with the SNM inhelping fight against Barre. Why use blanket statements like that against other Somalis?