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@jamesmabugu7899 Same policies, different borders. Banning foreigners, banning whites, banning people with skills, people with education, and you think these new policies are going to make Tanzania richer? How did these policies work out for you and the rest of Zimbabwe? Do you know how they define insanity? Doing the same thing over and over again, while expecting different results. Same tribal/nationalist, retarded shit but somehow this time it will work out and his protectionist policies will make things better for the people, if only they get rid of those 'other people' and silence all opposition.
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Let me guess, you work for Magufuli's Ministry of Truth and Correct Thinking? LOL Building schools is nice, so is building roads, and electrical infrastructure. The question is not what he built but rather: How much did it cost? Was it more expensive than it was before? Could more have been built if he wasn't involved? You see, spending $10 million total, on schools and only building 2 of them is not an achievement, when the previous government built 4 of the same schools for $8 million total. Increasing how much you spend on schools is not an achievement by itself. Rather the question is always, did you build more than the people before you did at a lower cost.
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@jamesmabugu7899 Oh, I'm sorry, anything would look like Paradise compared to Mugabe's Zimbabwe, how is his replacement doing? Oh, and I know people who worked in Zimbabwe in the Peace Corps between 1999-2001, so I know exactly the sort of piece of shit, Mugabe was. Or are you his biggest fan, as well? Mugabe turned the breadbasket of Africa into a starving nation. Luckily, all the white farmers gave up their land without a fight, and took their skills and made New Zealand and Australia richer. So at least those countries prospered while Zimbabwean Nationalists watched their tribesmen starve.
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@jamesmabugu7899 I'd bet on the end results for Tanzania in 20 years but I doubt you'll have anything left, to pay the bet. Enjoy living in your New Zimbabwe.
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@nebuchadne33ar Doing things without loans is not a bad thing. That is what is called a strawman argument. Claiming someone else, disagrees with you about something, just because they disagree with you about something else is a weak argument only used by the weak minded. People have money because they either saved or earned it. A man who robs a rich company today, will rob you tomorrow, because he always has a good excuse for his robbery. As soon as you make excuses for him robbing a foreigner, then you'll make the same excuses for him murdering a foreigner, as long as he robs and murders foreigners its ok, right? And once he's done murdering foreigners, guess who's left... just you and him, and guess whom he's not going to murder or rob. :D Have fun, when he comes to murder you and your family, for your money. And don't come to my country seeking asylum, we don't need people who think like that.
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@nebuchadne33ar You don't know what hypocritical means and you used it incorrectly.
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@oo--7714 Tanzania hasn't banned foreigners or whites, it just nationalized their property and their businesses. Made wild demands for billions of dollars that didn't exist, etc...
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@oo--7714 Here is how it is being done. Magufuli: "You owe the government, a Trillion $ in taxes and penalties." The Victim: "We never earned a Trillion $, how can we owe more than we earned." Magufuli: "The government will confiscate your property for the taxes and penalties you owe." That's how nationalization works. First you impose taxes and penalties that make no sense and are not connected to reality, and then you confiscate property to pay for 'what is owed,' so that it can be sold to another person, or given to a family member. They did this in Venezuela. It worked brilliantly for them. Good luck.
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@maigetzee4274 Hello stupid. I have never said 'back and forth' in this entire conversation, so you must be quoting your self, to argue against, yourself. Good luck with that.
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@coin9007 I honestly don't understand of what you said. But sure, feel free to oust all their foreigners. I wish you and Tanzania all the best of luck. The fewer foreigners in your country, the less competition your country will be in the future, for your neighbors. I mean, why should you learn math from foreigners, when you can spend the next 5,000 years developing it on your own. Right? Maybe you can get rid of foreign scientists and invent chemistry, physics and everything else on your own. I'd love to see it. China joined the 21st century by inviting foreign experts and learning from them modern methodologies but I think your way is better. Why should you follow the model China used from the 1950s onwards. Why would you follow the model Japan used before them in the 1800s. Your model is perfect. Keep doing it your way.
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