Youtube hearted comments of Omer عمر (@Omer1996E.C).

  1. I'm happy with how this channel tries to be unbiased, it's more successful than almost every English speaking channel talking about the conflict
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  2.  @ThePlainBagel  then, sorry for being annoying and for making you apologise 😭
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  3. Congrats to Argentina 🇦🇷
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  4. In addition to the reasons you mentioned on 'why the federal government made the agreement', another reason from my own perspective is that, it's all about the people's psychology and expectations, and especially future generations acceptance, to make a unified ethiopia sustainable. Tigrians should feel that they are part of Ethiopia by unification, as it was from ancient times, not by force. They should feel that they are part of Ethiopia, not a property of a new Ethiopia. They shouldn't feel that they are defeated, but that they are integrated. They shouldn't feel like they are the exiled kings, but the shared owners of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
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  5. Yes, israel followed much better economic policies, good laws for its recognised citizens and had less corruption, unlike neighbouring countries But a thing that shouldn't be forgotten is that today, almost 27% of the Jewish population are foreign-born and over a half of Jewish native-born are second-generation Israelis, according to Bar-Ilan University; and IZA—Institute for the Study of Labor. And those were already affluent people, more educated ones and they came on the backs of the british mainly, they got german compensations and American aids with global sympathy for what they went through. Plus, they took alot of already developed and formerly owned agricultural lands, water resources and other capitals from the former residents of many areas, since the region wasn't a "no man's land." The effects of these should never be undermined
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  6. Even if you don't believe in God, just pray before getting into the invaded comment section
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  7. I'll never regret subscribing to this channel
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  8. Thank you so much professor James for the accurate informations, from Ethiopia 🇪🇹.
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  9. The same thing was being said about TPLF and Tigray, the former unofficial governing body of Ethiopia, and they got nearly defeated, and that Ethiopia was going to be a new Yugoslavia. Now, the same thing is being said for Amhara. Amharas don't want independence at all. Amharas where the first building block of Ethiopia, their whole identity revolves around Ethiopia. Many of them want to get justice legitimately, and rule Ethiopia illegitimately, but never to divide Ethiopia
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  10. Frank believes being forced to do things you don't want is unfair (being forced is unfair). Lilly believes being free for others to do what you want is unfair (being free is unfair).
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  11. I've never seen a country with few regulations and poor, but every poor country I saw was over-regulated. You think freedom causes wars and conflicts of interests? Come here, to Ethiopia, the more government intervention for "development" and for "introduction of democracy" plus for "women empowerment", the more wars occur. It's enough we have the bloodiest war in the 21st century, much bloodier than ISIS insurgency or Russia-Ukraine war. The more taxes, more welfare, more government control, more cultural deterioration, more free health care the government offers for higher taxes "only on the rich" as they say (and that's even unfair for the rich who did nothing wrong), the less peace we have
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  12. ​ @HistoryXFinance  he went to libya, egypt, jordan, hejaz (west Saudi Arabia) and on all his way, he gave away alot of gold to those needing it, that egypt faced moderate inflation for whole 12 years. Today money is printed and given to investors, what mansa musa did was to just give it to the poor
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  13. Idk, I think you should hire a YouTube professional for a year, who'd help you make your videos and shorts go viral. You have so good content. Shame it's not going viral enough, your content quality is near PolyMatter.
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  14. Well... Lilly looks silly She broke her legs and considers the government not paying for her health is outrageous?! I feel the guy (I forgot his name) is more fair, he just want to get what he pays for and wants freedom. If you support a system that forces you to pay so as to get paid, instead of a system that just leaves things to not complicate them, where's the freedom then?
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  15.  @HistoryXFinance  you're so on point.
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  16.  @horrificpancake2000  it's hard to get reported informations, but I've experienced it myself, 35 percent on income tax above 100 usd/month, more corruption with more funding for projects, even our grand dam, 15 percent VAT, increased tariffs, increased central bank regulations with little increase in interest rates (to allow the government to take more loans from the central bank for "development and welfare" (but actually for war funding with newer turkish and iranian technologies)) All this because of increased government intervention for "welfare and development", the victims are the rich and poor, it's just equality in oppression, not actual social justice as they claim. I mean, they have alot of fiscal spending in education and healthcare, but they are funded by taxes that discourages employment and investment. Forget about investment or employment, it's just unfair for the government to take whatever they want just because a bunch of parliamentarians want it, how is my money being unjustly taken from me be considered justice?
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  17. So, first, congrats on your first sponsor Second, I disagree with this concept of limitarianism. Because wealth is not mainly redistributed and limited, it's not like how the colonialists thought to justify their lootings. When someone "makes" money, it's most of the times value created, not redistributed. 1. So, if someone didn't make an Nvidia for us, it would've taken longer for another person to do it, if ever, so this billionaire is basically being rewarded for it. 2. Wealth inequality (not the current extreme) is also a way to re-allocate resources to their best investors, so instead of giving money to a person who can bring yearly 10% ROI, it should be given to that who can bring more ROIs, and in the case of musk, it's +100%. Third, should we have any right to limit others who are not committing any harm? If someone is more financially sound, should he be punished? At this point, it's not about wealth, but about the tyranny of majority
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  18. I think the reason why men seemingly die earlier is that women die later. The problem is not with men, men body is mainly designed for work, if they work relatively enough, they'll die at the "right time", a woman's body is mainly designed to give births, if women gave alot of births like before the modern era, they'd also die at the "right time" In conclusion, women are biologically under-worked I believe women's biological work is very precious for human development
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