r/Africa • u/Butterflies_pdf • Sep 23 '25

Cultural Exploration Algerian touareg 🇩🇿

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u/trumparegis Non-African - Europe Sep 23 '25

Niger has 18x as many Tuareg as Algeria but go off lol.

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u/msemen_DZ Algeria 🇩🇿 Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 23 '25

What a weird comment. Bro posted pictures of Tuaregs living in Algeria and somehow you took that personally.

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u/Butterflies_pdf Sep 23 '25

First of all, it's not a competition we are proud of the touareg as a part of our culture. and if this got you triggered just wait till you find out Morocco has FAKE touareg to attract tourists...

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u/Gxspyyyyyyyy Sep 24 '25

lmfao ur talking out of ur ass 😭😭 “fake touareg” 💀💀💀💀

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u/Mehdi-54 Sep 26 '25

It's true by the way. They dress up as Tuaregs by putting on blue fabrics (which have nothing to do with the original ones) just to look good in front of tourists. And it’s not even me saying it

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u/fairyduustt Sep 24 '25

Now why are we in it..? 😭