Comments by "upabittoolate" (@upabittoolate) on "Angola: birthplace of Capoeira" video.

@Cubanounesp Better yet, I'll talk to actual practitioners of the art. You keep your wiki.
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@Cubanounesp Dude, you're insane. Please study some real history beyond that wiki article you're paraphrasing.
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@Cubanounesp So you're going to deny an obvious historical connection? Nice.
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@Cubanounesp Dude, capoeira derives from Angola. 1 of Portugal's largest holdings was in Angola. There's no denying history. Anything else you're saying is uninformed as hell. And you're trying to suggest that the Maories created the exact same weapons as people in the Northern Hemisphere? Nothing is further from the truth,
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@shango1963 What's funny is that they try to treat it as a "burden" when they could've left well enough alone.
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@Cubanounesp Stop wiki'ing.
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@mpa324 Impoverished & warring? You are an idiot.
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@mpa324 Dude, didn't I pwn you already? Run along now.
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@mpa324 The 2, simplest ways to keep yourself from looking like an idiot now are to 1, use your mouse & see my face or 2, just be quiet. You can't even write a solid sentence. I KNOW you can't understand writing above the 4th grade level. "Machete wielding"? Dude, the machete is a Latin American tool used by farmers. You don't get to talk anymore.
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@mpa324 Dude, you can't even write a fucking sentence. I scarcely believe you can read well enough to grasp historical nuances. I truly wish you understood how thick the irony of your poor grammar is. But alas, it's lost on you because you are an imbecile. Sub-Saharan Africa wasn't impoverished at all. In fact, it was extremely rich in natural resources (just as it is today). It wasn't warring any more than any other place at any other time in human history. Read a book you nitwit.
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@Cubanounesp Dude, Angola is the birthplace of capoeira. I could see if you were talking about Testa, Rough & Tumble or something like that. But this 1's obvious. The region of Angola is the exclusive origin of that, particular martial art.
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