Comments by "" (@orboakin8074) on "Triggernometry" channel.

Someone needs to put this one shirt or make a meme of it! Awake=/=awoke
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Oh, you mean those goddamn democrat/dixiecrat confederates?
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@BrendenEngelbrecht Corrupt and inept governance😔😔
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@BrendenEngelbrecht Actually, no. I said in reply to that comment that the majority of Americans are not in line with woke leftist dogma and that those who support it are a minority amplified by the internet. I also stated that more Americans are being more brave and opposing woke leftist dogma. No where there did I agree and promote the idea that me or my citizens should replace Americans. You really should read more comments before you act like an ass.
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@BrendenEngelbrecht But that was in response to this comment below from a different person! Are you actually reading my comments or just lying?! @sanada-sama8303 Another Nigerian that watches both from time to time and I agree. It feels like westerners always want to not make judgements on things because they think it is equal to being "conservative" "bigotry". Tolerance only goes so far as well, their harm avoidance these days is just acceptance most times
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@hide3reptiles365 Friend, you and the South Africa person need to relax. You are complaining about stuff in the comments that either don't exist or are being misconstrued and don't even relate to the topic in the main video. You mention I replied with "Thanks" and "Well said" and somehow this is me advocating for demographic replacement😂? I know you can see my comments and what I actually typed. I am not from South Africa or Sweden so I don't know your demographic or immigration issues. If there are issues to solve, that's a topic absolutely worth talking about but why lie about my comments or use this unrelated video for that? Btw, I'm responding to you because you seem more composed than the South African guy who just doubled down and lied about my comments when I called him out.
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@godhallelujahgaming7947 well said, my guy. I am from Edo state too, Benin specifically.
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And atheists don't do the same thing? Look at the USSR, Communist China, woke west. This is a humanity-wide condition; not a religion-specific one.
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@catwoman7462 Oh yeah, I know and admitted as much in my own comment. Why do you think I am grateful for the British stamping that evil practice out?
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@catwoman7462 Well said, friend.
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@@BrianT-jj3ei that's nice and fascinating but what does have to dow it ANYTHING I typed?
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@pauljrechezona3126 You are right that it would have been better had the derivatives and benefits of British colonialism come via trade and diplomacy rather than conquest but, sadly, history has shown that this is not the way it happens. Even much of modern Europe was established during the colonial expansion and brutality of the Romans (Celtic genocide and British subjugation, etc) but as part of that, these places got much of their later nation building and culture from Rome. It's a sad aspect of human nature and history😔 Also, to be fair, what matters with regards to a country's economic development has more to do with culture and value systems rather than if they were colonized or not. Mongolia was not colonized but they are also no where as rich or developed as places like Korea and Vietnam that were colonized. Also, believe me, the Mongolian empire*was not a good empire* by any stretch😨 As for Ethiopia, I wouldn't put much stock in them as an example of what could have been for us in Africa considering how despite no colonialism, they have the same (if not more) problems as most other African countries do (famines, dictatorships, civil wars, tribalism, economic mismanagement and corruption etc)
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@sageofsixpaths98 yeah, Stockholm syndrome has been debunked as a non-existent phenomenon😕 If being objective about history is bad to you, just say so.
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@AYTM1200 Um, I am Nigerian so I know most people in my country are self employed mainly because we know our inept and corrupt government cannot be relied on for good economic management😂😂 The victimhood mentality I am calling out applies to the few loud people, especially on social media, here who waste time saying that all of our problems in Africa are due to racism or colonialism or reparations etc rather than actually face reality and see how our governments and our own people play a huge role in our problems.
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@kenwood2682 Hmm, Botswana after independence, embraced capitalism and democracy and used it to develop their diamond industry where they attracted foreign companies for investment, job creation while Zimbabwe embraced socialism and dictatorship and destroyed their country. Somalia and Ethiopia under communism and backed by the Soviet Union, experienced dictatorships, famines, civil wars, ethnic cleansing and worse. Ethiopia has somewhat recovered after embracing democracy and capitalism. Somalia, not so much. Nigeria (my country) was under several years of dictatorships and socialism where our economy suffered and only recovered after 99 when we returned to democracy and liberalized our economy. Same with Ghana. China that you mentioned literally abandoned economic communism and is now a largely capitalist economy. The Soviet Union fell and Cuba has gotten worse. while Chile, a capitalist country in Latin America, is thriving.
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Men (especially you western ones) be careful when choosing a woman to be your wife and mother to your children!
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@catnadas thanks and I really appreciate your kind words.
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@ThePhobos100 and that would be?
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@Dippy7520 sad but true. Damn Mercs! Their actions are doing nothing but destabilizing west Africa. Hopefully they don't try that crap in my country. Some coup plotters in Ghana were recently executed and I wouldn't be surprised if the Wagner group and Russia were involved.
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@emmanuelankomah6343 okay, then enlighten us🤔
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@santaclaus0815 pray tell, what are the real problems then?
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@ibubezi7685 also, my main point about geography still stands. You mention Australia and Siberia and Alaska. Well, you also fail to mention how they all got modernized and improved due to the influx of western people along with western socioeconomic and political systems that made it possible. The original inhabitants were limited by said geography and couldn't advance due to those limitations.
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@micki0finn430 thanks. We are going to need it here in Nigeria. Hope you are safe where ever you hail from
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@ezyfnef actually, you would be surprised. After our independence, we had a civil war and several decades of military rule. During that time, private sector was effectively gutted. Price controls and currency manipulation and also many industries were nationalized and terrible economic policies like fuel subsidies were implement. We basically had socialism and this led to our weak economy,broken and corrupt institutions, and more until 99 when we returned to democracy and the then ruling government of PDP reformed our economy back to more capitalist model. That's why during the 2000s to 2015, we became the largest economy in Africa. Sadly,our current ruling government of APC brought back many of those leftist economic policies that are now causing so much of the socioeconomic problems we have today.
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You are right 100% Many people tend to ignore this aspect that contributes to Africa's poverty and socioeconomic development issues. Lack of connectivity, poor climate, poor soil for agriculture, and more. We have some of the best and worst geography of any continent.
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 @enjimusic90 no, i live in Antarctica and talk to penguins😂 what a strange question.
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