Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on "BBC News Africa" channel.

  1.  @MinervaAlvarez-dx3jc  Nope. Lesotho takes the cake with the previous #1 Guyana at #2.
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  2. Since when did they care about the plights of black/brown women in a black/brown-majority country?
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  3. And is entirely dependent on South Africa, who is up there, for its economic survival.
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  4. And I don't blame them.
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  5. This is just a symptom of a bigger problem holding Africa back.
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  6.  @dalmamirabal7446  God helps those who help themselves. And the key phrase is "help themselves."
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  7.  @RDCFemmes  In legal terms, that would be being an accessory to a crime.
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  8. While at the same time, men are the cause of every single solution in the world. A damn blessing.
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  9.  Kwame Armeteros  It's more than just that. Ultimate richness is getting up off your ass and doing something constructive with said education, knowledge and learning. Ditto for White people, hence the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. And nowadays, the Chinese.
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  10.  @SpiceRadio504  I wouldn't be too surprised.
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  11. But apparently, they don't want to live around other Africans. And also, most African countries are not that well-off.
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  12. And Arabs were black people's first colonizers and enslavers.
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  13.  @adif199370  But it was a woman that bit the apple, though.
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  14. This is about Lesotho, not South Africa. Lesotho never had apartheid.
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  15. For as long as men abuse their positions of authority and women are willing to do anything for "the easy life."
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  16.  @denisitele  What they really want is a life of no responsibility, no accountability or consequences for their actions.
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  17. Too busy selling their countries out to China.
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  18.  @lendzemojoachimkimeng1318  It isn't just the leaders. It's also the people themselves.
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  19.  @godsgrace5215  Look at how you treat your own. With hatred and disrespect. What incentive do other races have to treat you any different?
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  20. LMAO
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  21. It isn't just the leaders but the people themselves.
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  22. Yet North Korea, a state Atheist country, is the world's #1 human-trafficker.
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  23.  @OakleyANDSittingBull  And women all too happy to oblige.
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  24. They need the migrants for votes.
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  25.  @treywilliams7223  Women have way more privileges than men in spite of their supposed lack of rights.
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  26. And what happens when there are no more rich to tax?
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  27. Exactly.
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  28. LMAO
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  29.  @juliusmaehlich3138  And apparently, not even Africans themselves.
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  30. They're w****s.
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  31. Japan is not top 10 in suicide rates. But the US and Russia are. And just a few years ago Russia had 3rd highest.
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  32.  @toomuchtruth  By the way, Wonder Woman was created by a man. But anyways, exactly!
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  33. Poverty is a consequence, not a cause.
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  34.  @dwighthayes4738  Exactly.
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  35. Poverty is a consequence, not the cause.
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  36. But this is about Nigeria. Stick to the topic at hand.
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  37.  @adadeaugustine3086  But not quite to the same degree as African ones.
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  38. <radical-right groups dismantling the few diversity/acknowledgment programs that exist> Because they discount and cheapen the value of diversity achievement done on its own merits, hence the bigotry of low expectations practiced by the radical left.
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  39. No. Ignorance is. Even by her own admission, she voluntarily chose prostitution.
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  40.  @amethyst0285  And only 2 countries ever apologized for their role in the Slave Trade. Benin and Ghana.
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  41. Fat chance. They probably count their blessings every day that they were born and raised in America.
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  42. Most black women are not queens. And black queens in the past happily welcomed the Slave Trade.
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  43. LMAO.
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  44.  @Shiva-nx1tn  And other black women.
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  45. That's not going to solve anything.
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  46. So is China and Russia. Two countries with lengthy track records for human rights abuses.
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  47. And be prepared to deal with the consequences.
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  48.  @laureenambani8739  And an equally poor citizenry that probably voted for said poor leadership.
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  49. There is no honor among Jezebels.
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  50. No it doesn't, because all over the world isn't this corrupt.
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  51. LOL. Evil is part of humanity.
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  52.  @mikolowiskamikolowiska4993  Exactly.
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  53. Because no one really cares about Africans.
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  54. A product of liberal moral values.
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  55. Not really.
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  56.  @matamba6774  How about the people united and ready to fight for theirs at all costs?
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  57. A religion founded by a slave-owner.
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  58. No it doesn't. It's not even in the top 10. Lesotho tops the list followed by previous title-holder Guyana.
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  59.  @lordfedjoe  Exactly.
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  60.  @whayes8084  All they know how to do is live vicariously through men.
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  61. AI is prone to malfunction and corruption.
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  62. Just like they sold other African men.
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  63. Sponsor = sugar daddy
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  64. And Nigeria actually has a statue of a slave-trader around who was a Black African by the way.
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  65. LMAO
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  66. Previously, Guyana was #1 and Russia #3.
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  67.  @lebohangm7252  But the problem is that Oman is a dictatorship and the poster has no desire to speak out unless he/she's willing to risk getting thrown in jail or disappeared.
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  68. Gender equality like all other equalities never existed.
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  69. Poverty is not responsible for a female's lack of morality.
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  70. They have no legal jurisdiction.
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  71. <Humanity (brotherly love) totally disappeared from planet earth.> No it didn't. It was never there to begin with.
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  72. Pretty much.
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  73. She's not their responsibility.
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  74.  @SilantoA  AHH YES! Wishing ill upon me and my family just because I said she's not their responsibility. All the moral posturing in the world doesn't change the fact that the BBC has no obligation to do anything for her. It's free will at work regardless of our personal opinions and feelings.
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  75. Not really.
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  76. What do you mean turned into? The world was always more or less patriarchal and is the reason why humanity has lasted as long as it has to this day.
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  77. @Chase your Dreams But White and Asian women got it the best of them all.
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  78. No. It's the desire for the easy way out.
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  79. They're being corrupted by Western values.
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  80. Yet it was a man that saved her ass.
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  81.  @africandawn3162  They have nowhere to go but up.
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  82.  @BG-it7hb  Exactly.
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  83. That's for women. For men, they must pay a $$$ bribe.
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  84. LOL.
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  85.  @PAYDAYHEDGE  Exactly.
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  86. She still made the choice to be one knowing the consequences?
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  87.  @kenshinrurouni3784  No. Why don't you get help, damn enabler?
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  88. No. Because eventually, a woman will lose her looks and desirability with age usually around 35.
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  89. @Bleepblopchu The Civil Rights Act killed all that. The minute Black people were allowed access into White society, they no longer saw much incentive to do for self.
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  90. What about tough love?
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  91. How about large-scale private enterprise?
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  92. A man desperate for p----.
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  93. The last thing Malawi needs is more foreign aid.
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  94.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  Not Mengistu.
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  95.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  No. Nkrumah's own delusions of grandeur made sure of it.
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  96. While women enable them.
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  97. You mean financially or physically as women are not that great at defending themselves from attackers.
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  98. Not in Zambia's case. They're in the pockets of Beijing now.
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  99. Not any more than the average Afrikan. The elite are by-products of the people that raised them.
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  100. And how has socialism worked out for Kenya's neighbors, Ethiopia and Somalia?
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  101. Not all women are innocent or vulnerable, though.
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  102. Apparently, the ends justify the means in which as long as the goals are noble, any action to achieve them can be excused no matter how immoral, unlawful or illegal it is. This kind of mentality is what brings about broken families, broken communities and ultimately broken societies.
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  103.  @bobbobby3085  African-Americans denouncing Christianity due to it being imposed on them but embracing Islam in spite of it being imposed on them at the tip of the sword.
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  104. Unless it involves infidel women.
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  105. But there isn't due to their state-knows-best economic model that doesn't allow private enterprise to flourish.
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  106.  @muizzolalekan1878  LOL
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  107. That's funny. How come none of the other women from her neck of the woods had to "do it" to survive?
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  108.  @bluebelle42  That rule also applies to women. Keep your eyes open and your legs closed.
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  109. LOL. Nkrumah bankrupted Ghana just 7 years after independence.
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  110. Except most of them are middle-class spoiled brats.
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  111. Neither do the victims as apparently being a sex worker in a foreign country that's flourishing is preferable to being whatever they were in the home country that's floundering.
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  112. It's a fancy name for john/customer/client/sugar daddy.
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  113.  @chikarayleigh4534  Yet call on them to bail them out when their right to choose gets them into trouble.
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  114. No. Afghanistan and Iraq have the excuse of being war-torn. Most of Africa don't have that excuse.
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  115. No. In any war, women are just collateral damage.
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  116. She's strong, independent and don't need no man. That's why!
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  117. Female privilege at work.
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  118. And so do the men willing to pay top-dollar for her.
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  119.  @ravenna9969  Which made them fairly easy to conquer and colonize?
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  120. LMAO.
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  121. <we were the ones who allowed the Sale of Africans to take place..> Also in the cases of Nigeria, Ghana and Angola, conducted the sale of other Africans.
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  122. Children are not mature enough to be free, not just developmentally speaking.
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  123. Exactly. The leaders are just a reflection of the populace that elected them.
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  124. Get ahead by any means necessary, self-respect be damned!
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  125.  @Oldheadontheblock  All in the name of living the easy life.
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  126.  @eifaraus254  Exactly. All the education in the world is nothing if it's just going to be used to depend on someone else for your well-being.
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  127. <The laws in Oman protect the domestic workers;> LOL. Not really as they're seldom enforced.
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  128. Exactly.
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  129. But that money is still tainted. And there's an off chance that some of those children in the orphanage are a result of her spreading STD's that had their parents die or break up.
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  130. LOL
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  131. <God gave Africans all resources under the sun to servive ,they should not be going through this suffering> Yet they suffer due to ignorance and pridefulness.
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  132. Keep that to yourself and your family.
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  133.  @redsky6630  What's Ethiopia's excuse? It was never colonized yet floundered all the same.
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  134. Only after she hits the wall and is no longer attractive.
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  135. LOL. How come none of her other countrywomen resorted to prostitution for their way out being in the similar poverty?
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  136. What poverty? This is more greed than anything else.
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  137. No. Try ignorance. All the God-given brains and ability gone to waste, because of either misuse or non-use.
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  138. They just call on men to bail them out, because apparently, they're too pretty to fend for themselves.
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  139. Exactly.
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  140. Or these men keep doing it, because there are women all too happy to open their legs for them and ** their way to success.
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  141. Pope Francis can hardly help himself. How is he in any position to help men?
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  142. LMAO.
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  143. Exactly.
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  144. Poverty is a manifestation of something else.
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  145.  Actionbastard  If anything, socialism did more to cripple Africa than colonialism.
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  146. South Africa's prosperity is due to the White people that the ANC is now trying to wipe off the face of Earth.
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  147. Even if there is, you wouldn't want it with too many ignorant, foolish and conniving people around allowed to have any say.
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  148. Judging by the the women they successfully allured with it, yes indeed!
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  149.  @coolcucumbers7601  LOL. Are you trying to say prostitution is the only way for a woman to survive poverty?
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  150.  @Blurredperson  And you must think women are that helpless.
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  151. Apparently that's for suckers.
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  152.  @dineshbhat7978  Apparently they rather be prostitutes in a foreign country that's flourishing than whatever they were in their home countries that are floundering.
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  153. <The fundamental concept of education is to be kind and spread positivity in society..> LOL.
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  154.  @talixius  Yes he is.
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  155. Because they're in on the take.
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  156. What's stopping you from stepping up your game?
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  157. Do those exist in Nigeria?
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  158. Because it sure beats whatever their home countries have. Opportunities in those countries are available only to the ruling elite and the well-connected. Everyone else is SOL.
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  159. Pretty much.
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  160.  @gb2777  Not really since its founder was a slave-owner.
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  161. It's more than just that.
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  162. No. Maybe so, but those ladies still voluntarily chose to get with the men who lied.
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  163.  @yahulwagoni4571  LMAO.
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  164. They just know how to loot the treasury for themselves while letting the country starve.
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  165. The non-aligned movement: communist/socialist regimes wanting Western aid.
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  166. Eve came from Adam's rib.
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  167.  @rizkyadiyanto7922  No. He died in exile of natural causes.
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  168. Exactly.
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  169. Or a man's gullibility.
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  170. No it won't. What good is a free education in a non-existent job market and an economic model that won't allow the people to do something for themselves?
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  171.  @СлаваРоссия-у7ж  Out her in Canada, we get Filipinas.
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  172.  @blackbette07  <No one chooses to be a sex slave.> Actually yes they do. And poverty is not a valid excuse.
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  173. But apparently don't know how to put it to good use.
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  174. LOL. The only government that protect foreigners are those with tourism as their primary source of income.
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  175. Lesotho, South Africa, ...
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  176. Only to men with no standards.
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  177.  @amyqb117  No they're not.
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  178. Just like African men which was what got them into trouble with the Lord. Samson being one.
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  179. Not really. Sara Jay is educated yet still chose to do porn.
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  180. Only to run to men to bail them out when that being allowed to do what they want gets them into trouble. And how has that arrangement worked out for the Black American community since 1965?
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  181. <yet they use black people for their sexual gratification.> Because they don't respect black people. They don't recognize black humanity. But then again, why should they when even black people themselves don't respect black people or recognize their humanity?
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  182. As long as they're "strong, independent and don't need no man?"
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  183. Hardly. This has been going on long before their colonial master even bothered to show their faces around. Remember child/human sacrifices, ritual rapes, etc. ?
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  184. And watch your home and society go to ruin in the process.
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  185.  @wiratonga2053  Greenland is not a country but a territory of Denmark.
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  186.  @blaise8820  Only Cosby is behind bars. The others are free.
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  187.  @ST-yc7uj  She's just making the most out of the mainstream fame she has, because it not going to last very long.
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  188.  Hamid Hussein  But nowhere near the same scale as in Africa. At least the West has the moral integrity and backbone to punish the offenders, sometimes publically, whereas Africa would just let it go on.
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  189. <Poverty is a curse.> Not nearly as much as the desire for easy living, hard consequences be damned!
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  190. Nope. This is more greed and laziness.
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  191.  @marykimani1590  Not quite. They want an expensive lifestyle they're too lazy to work for. In other words, they want something for nothing.
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  192. It's societal corruption. Government corruption is just a reflection of it.
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  193. And in a lot of case, not willing to accept responsibility for whatever negative consequences that their decisions invited.
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  194.  @agbaid  Oh yes it is wrong due to what her choices ultimately invites and promotes. Ditto for the men that choose get involved with her. Adultery, disease, corruption and this idea of doing anything in the name of "survival" and "getting ahead," the well-being of others be damned, hence broken communities and broken societies.
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  195.  @agbaid  Driven? Really? Are you saying women are weak-minded?
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  196. While the less fortunate does anything in the name of survival and getting ahead, self-respect and the well-being of others be damned! If anything, Africa's corrupt leadership is a reflection of an equally corrupt citizenry that elected it.
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  197. That's because kids are legally obligated to take care of their elderly parents there.
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  198. LOL. Good question.
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  199. LOL. Arabs have agency and can do it to fools own their own.
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  200. Or well-off local Black men.
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  201.  @adryanredbeard699  LOL Like what?
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  202. With the help of African leaders who care only about fattening their Swiss bank accounts.
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  203. Lesotho's only neighbor is South Africa, which happens to be up there.
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  204. <Africa is rich in resource Y> But poor in governance and human development.
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  205. Poverty is the default state of humanity.
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  206. To mooch off of no less.
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  207.  @rebeccafrost5542  Just like how too many Black women are not taught to keep their legs closed and demand better from their men.
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  208.  @olddirtybastet6844  In those countries, kids = social safety net as the parents need more people to contribute to the household and take care of them when they themselves get old.
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  209.  @TheRootedBlueprint  Only to devolve and become a prime example of why there never was a successful matriarchy in world history.
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  210.  @CetribeaBurundibwiza-tz5le  And the girls who don't have much of a problem with trading sex for grades.
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  211.  @charlesadolor1798  Exactly.
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  212. How about those governments implement policies that would allow private enterprise to be established and flourish?
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  213. That's why Dessalines had to run them out of Haiti.
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  214. You mean thank you European slave-masters for buying your ancestors out from the African kings and merchants.
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  215. Thirsty simps. That's who!
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  216. But it's not legally binding.
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  217.  @mzfeisty1554  Kudos.
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  218. So what's stopping women from creating their own jobs? Men don't owe them anything.
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  219. How about economic freedom? In Africa's case, some of its poverty is due to too much state control.
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  220. But in the end, it's the women who chose to supply said demand. After all, women are the gatekeepers of sex, are they not?
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  221. Only because they're a minority in Christian countries and can't run that garbage.
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  222. Poverty is not the cause but the end result.
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  223. The minute you let liberal-minded people have any say over what goes on in society.
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  224. Or clients.
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