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Why do Oromos still support OLA/OLF ? What’s the end goal? Screw the end goal whats the point of terrorizing the region?

OLA/OLF is the worst from the 3 groups in this country. What are they doing they never made sense to me? They are known for countless ethnic mostly but also non ethnic based attacks on civilians. Somehow they still have a strong support in Oromia. They have so much support in Oromia it bobbles my mind but at the same time Oromo PP supporters sympathize with OLA/OLF while Amhara PP number 1 target is OLA/OLF outside Fano. What’s your thoughts especially Oromos who see this what’s your thoughts? Especially the brothers on r/Oromia how do you see OLA in a good way at all?

I personally think lots of Oromos support the terror attacks on civilians due to a deep and confusing inferiority complex and an independence of oromia which is impossible either way and even if they want it it would make them have worse problems then now due to their own infighting which would happen and how they would have to fight constantly with neighbors let alone losing the resources they get from other regions the future wouldn’t look bright. To me it’s just pride and more making them think this way and being uneducated as well. I can understand how you would support Fano/TPLF being uneducated but OLA/OLF is next level to me they are known for 100 years in this country for being a terror group but Oromos still give them heavy support especially in Addis and the diaspora which just makes no sense. Even if they have grievances it should be took the legal way they have a hegemony currently with the PP even though they don’t like to admit it but still fight it just makes no sense.

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u/Key-Situation-4995 — 18 hours ago
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Why is urban planning so different between Amhara and Oromia regions right now? (Bahir Dar/Debre Birhan vs. Shashemene/Jimma)

Hey everyone,

I’ve been spending a lot of time looking at satellite imagery and maps of expanding cities across Ethiopia lately, and the stark difference in urban planning between regions is pretty wild.

If you look at major growing cities in the Amhara region—especially places like Bahir Dar and the massive expansion zones in Debre Birhan—the development looks incredibly well-planned. You can clearly see a grid-like structure layout, pre-demarcated road networks, organized neighborhoods, and zoned spaces ready for infrastructure before the houses even go up. It seems like the local municipalities are actively steering the growth.

On the flip side, looking at rapidly expanding hubs in the Oromia region like Shashemene or Jimma, the vibe is completely different. The growth looks much more organic, chaotic, and resembles a sprawling unplanned settlement/slum dynamic. The houses are densely packed together with barely any layout, and there’s a noticeable lack of clear, wide transit corridors or public grid spacing.

It feels like this is setting up a massive headache for the future. We all know that retrofitting infrastructure (putting in wide roads, sewage, water lines, grid power) into already-built chaotic slums is insanely expensive and requires massive, messy expropriation/demolitions down the line. Meanwhile, building infrastructure on pre-planned vacant plots is so much cheaper and more sustainable.

u/Impossible_beso — 1 day ago
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Never Forget: When TPLF mass sterilized Amhara women

I can’t imagine the degrees of evil they will commit if they return to power.

u/MajorSignificance309 — 23 hours ago
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Are there any schools in Ethiopia that are considered better than Haile-Manas Academy Debrebirhan? I mean look at it 🙂

u/Pure_Refrigerator719 — 2 days ago
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Since it was brought up - here's unverified audio recording

Fwiw, based on info I've gathered from interviewing elders, his father was a guard that worked for the Emperor and his mother was a servant. Mengistu himself was born in Keffa and based on his as well as his fathers features he was definitely Konso or Wolaita. His mother could have been Shewan, I have no data on her ethnicity.

u/DrDoombot32 — 2 days ago
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How can Amhara's deny the Tigray genocide and then claim a genocide is being committed against them?

How can anyone deny the genocide in Tigray, but especially Amhara nationalists? How can you deny what happened in Tigray and then claim Amharas are being genocided?

What happened in Tigray could go down as one of the worst things that ever happened in Ethiopia. All the rapes, killings, and displacement. The whole country was against them. There were two whole countries and a region with over 25 million people (not saying all Amhara's) actively trying to ethnically cleanse them. So many famous people came out supporting the atrocities, and government officials were calling the people “children of the devil.” Like come on, half of the things done and said to Tigray people are not even comparable. Not to mention the death toll, not even half of it happened in Amhara.

There are cities in the Amhara region that are still functioning normally even though they are actively fighting against the government. Even after the war, the whole region of Tigray still cannot function properly.

Neutrals perspective, I love both people and i hope one day that they can unit under common enemy but when i see the hypocrisy and double standards its just disappointing.

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u/Agitated-Sweet-4022 — 2 days ago
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The pillage of churches in Amhara by Gragn Ahmed and the beauty of a church in Bete-Amhara described in Futuh Al-Habesha

u/thereturnofbaal — 2 days ago
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I heard the term "Habesha" originally referred more specifically to Tigrinya-speakers before becoming a broader Ethiopian/Eritrean identifier. Is there any truth to this? Any sources?

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u/BalanceGlad8001 — 3 days ago
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A reminder for the new ones that this is the most obvious pp/tigras run sub on reddit.

Perhaps this picture will help y'all understand why the leader and moderators of this sub seem to be either woyanes or oromo pp depending on the weather. Lol

When I asked the creator of this sub @fasil 1235 why his profile picture has the fascist anti-Amhara EPRDF flag in one of my post, he briefly disappeared from the face of the earth just evade answering a simple question. It appears that @fasil 1235 and his lil mod minions are now more confident now, so I would like to give @fasil 1235 a once in a lifetime opportunity to answer the question again.

The question is for him only btw( a message for the lil mod mini0ns )

Also leave this weirdo sub if you are a self respecting Amhara. Lol

u/No_Leg4667 — 3 days ago
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Controversial Posts will now be removed

This subreddit is not for your constant rants and tantrums. Intentionally posting conterversial things to stir debates on this forum will no longer be tolerated. Imagine a foreigner seeing this subreddit you can imagine the negative views of Amhara they will develop after seeing this

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u/fasil1235 — 3 days ago
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Amharas were blocked from entering this event organized by Ethiopian embassy in Minnesota (Only Oromos were allowed).

u/thereturnofbaal — 5 days ago
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Dr Abiy/Oromos are committing a genocide on northern people first they attacked Tigray innocents now they attack Amhara innocents.

Tplf committed atrocities on Amhara and vice versa happened during the war and they were never punished and he started a Amhara Tigray fued. Now Dr abiy is not even tryna have peace or gain the trust of Amharas/Tigrays one bit or even try something different every day I see new gruesome videos on X of Amharas being massacred and same for Tigray in the past. What can we do Dr abiy beside not like you. I genuinely try to support my Country but I just can’t you have a whole full blown war in Amhara and with shene and just got out a 2-3 year war with Tigray this man is bloodthirsty. He arrested every antiabiy/journalist voice but thinks elections are gonna be fair. At least with meles he wasnt having civil wars and acting like everything is fine with the economy and education outside Addis. Then he wants to intimidate DIA like you have too much on your own plate right now dawg worry about the wars and innocents who have been killed what is wrong with the guy. I don’t know how Ethiopia is gonna recover post war but we will we are Ethiopians are strong and we will end up solving everything amen. We need someone more educated also someone who has compassion and can feel bad for innocents getting killed and Endf committing war crimes I think someone from the diaspora would be a better prime minister than this fool who has no mercy at all I wanna say more but don’t wanna get banned and I am not Amhara. I don’t support Fano.

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u/NoExternal1926 — 6 days ago
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The man I’m in a relationship with is permanently raising my standards.

By popular demand, editing to add: it’s Ethiopian food! Most restaurants have some type of vegetable platter like this and it is sooo good.

We had been together for under a month when I unexpectedly had to put my soul dog to sleep one morning. This man works within walking distance of my home and said he’d come over when I returned from the vet, which isn’t all that unusual for him to do on a lunch break.

He brought me food and drinks. When I asked why he wasn’t getting ready to go back to work he told me he’d taken the day off. It honestly hadn’t occurred to me that anyone would do that - just up and leave work to take care of me.

He held me while I cried until I fell asleep and, once I was asleep, cleaned my entire apartment. Then he held me while I cried again… and again. Then he stayed the night and walked himself back to work the next morning in the same clothes.

I saw some generic Instagram post later that day saying “Judge a man by the urgency with which he moves when it comes to you” and it struck me. This is not the only example of this man moving urgently for me.

I started many versions of this post with “I’m trying not to get ahead of myself…”, but I don’t think I’m trying not to anymore. Regardless of anything else, I am better off now than when I met this man because I know for the first time that being treated this well is possible for me.

u/EsseNorway — 9 days ago
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2016 Protest what happened to protesters? #throwback #downdowntplf

I couldn’t show the full picture but you can already tell what it is! This is the history of what happened during the 2015-2018 protests that ousted the Tplf/Eprdf extremely 3vi1 corrupt government at the time personally under meles it was never like this until he left then hihwat changed for the worst. I have even more gru3sum evidence during that time If you guys didn’t know let me bring you back memory lane on why Hihwat was extremely hated! This is when lots of Addis Ababa tegaru were acting like the country was fine with no problems when their Oromara brothers were getting these acts committed on them just for protesting! They cut his you already know off! This is only the tip of the iceberg man of what I have saved from this sad time! We need a better future I was going through my files and looked back on this today and other things I have saved from 2015-18 it was very sad and disturbed time with the acts of what agazi squad would do to protesters! All Ethiopians especially tegaru what are your thoughts on this? Because I remember back then lots of tegaru in Addis and outside the country would actually joke about this stuff back in 2016 time which is another reason why there was so much hateful rhetoric at the time and if any of you were here at the time you know what I mean and how bad this time was! To be honest I’m giving meles too much credit how can you forget 2005? He acted like nothing happened the next day. Wish I could cross post this to r/oromia and r/tigray but like many others I am banned by their extremely sensitive moderates.

u/NoExternal1926 — 5 days ago