Comments by "American Plague" (@American-Plague) on "What did the British Empire ever do for Africa?" video.

@hilderbells Oh no! I see you've been listening to lies! It's a well known claim that the original Europeans were kcalb and huwytes have no homeland! I don't know where they came from (maybe Mars or somewhere else in space) but it certainly wasn't Europe! Who cares where they came from so long as skcalb did everything first! I hope the sarcasm is extremely evident to everyone....
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@ThyCorylus There's an excuse for EVERY kcalb majority country/state/neighborhood isn't there? You don't find it the LEAST bit odd that LITERALLY EVERYWHERE ON EARTH that skcalb inhabit, generally speaking, the more of them, the worse the standard of living becomes, do you?
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@ThyCorylus None of your responses address the question you have been repeatedly asked: why can't the current population manage and run the farms prosperously on their own? Colonists started with nothing and had to build all the infrastructure and everything needed to run the farms. They did and made a success of it. The current population already has everything operational and in place for them. Why can't they simply do the same thing with the same land, soil, climate, water, machinery, etc.? This is a very simple question (although, I'll give it to you, it does take a lot of convoluted nonsense to "explain" why this can't be done.)
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@cha2117 So they don't have to admit causing any trouble?! HAHAHA! That's pretty funny guy! You apparently haven't ever looked at the FBI statistics which show who's really causing the most "trouble", have you?
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@ThyCorylus If this supposed cheap labor worked so hard, why couldn't they keep things going (with infrastructure already in place and operational) after they threw out huwytes? One would think the need to eat would be pretty good motivation to work for "free" (subsistence farming at the VERY LEAST). Last I saw, they were literally BEGGING huwytes to come back.
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@ThyCorylus In one word: genetics. Kodiak Bears and Grizzly Bears have less genetic variation between them than the human SPECIES...yet they are considered 2 different SUB species. Why don't the same rules that apply to all other forms of life apply to humans? It's like (according to "scientists") humans all of the sudden stopped evolving...but only within the the last 10,000 years or so and only in a non-physical way. That seems very bizarre to me. Nonsensical even.
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@ondolite3789 You can't even recognize such a short word spelled backwards? Your eye queue must be SKY HIGH! Instead of being a total douchebag, maybe you should stop and think that there's possibly a reason why I did that.
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@ThyCorylus Is the fact that they can't produce enough food to even feed themselves, when it CAN and HAS BEEN easily done, a shallow, materialistic world view?
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