Diella1,
E ke gabim whitesnake, une jam dakord me FreeByrd dhe ashtu sic thote ai, them se ju po kapeni me vogelsira e po humbni thelbin e argumenteve ne artikull.....
Lexoje pak kete Allison se ja gjeta artikullin e plote.
While Hoxha’s extreme totalitarianism was severing all links to the outside world, the Albanian side of my family committed itself to radical assimilation in America. My maternal grandfather, Vasillaq Pano, had moved to Chicago soon after World War I, leaving the old world and its allegiances and hidden meanings for later generations to sort out. Except for a visit to his village near the Albanian-Greek border in 1935 and a persistent commitment to wiring money “home,” he never returned. His children grew up in the heart of Chicago, speaking only English and knowing very little about his life prior to Ellis Island. The old country seemed an otherworldly place, despite our connections to it. My grandfather never talked about how the money he sent was deployed or just who the people actually were who needed it. I knew nothing about Hoxha’s abuses in the land of my grandfather’s birth. We were all Americans anyway, as my grandfather would proudly proclaim, so what did it really matter?
Ti dhe une as nuk e njohim gjyshin e saj dhe e dime ku vajten leket. Kurse kjo Allison, as nuk e paska idene. Po ashtu ka nenvizuar qe gjyshi u asimilua radikalisht me kulturen amerikane. Meqe u asimilua radikalisht pse valle vazhdonte vazhdimisht te dergonte leke per te ndihmuar familjen ne Qyteze te Korces? Po kjo s'kupton as gjyshin e saj, nuk di ku gjyshi ka derguar leke, dhe jo me te kuptoj Shqiperine me nje vizite.
Tani Diella me thuaj ku jam gabim une
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