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What’s funny is the explorers of Africa had to point out the value of various elements they had and what they’re used for, because the Africans didn’t know what they were. Europeans would have had to point out the value of vibranium to the natives.
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I don’t. If you understood Detroit was the wealthiest city in the history of the world in 1950… and then looked at the rapid demography shift and rapid decline not just of the city but Americas dominance in auto making, then all sympathy is lost. They’ve repeated this endeavor everywhere they’ve gone and, contrary to what their myths are, blacks didn’t build literally a single block in the United States and didn’t even live where America got rich when it got rich. They just shot the people out of the neighborhoods they built and sacked the place like the Spanish in South America. We were all raised in the Fox and the Hound until you’re mugged by reality.
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I imagine trying to communicate with the average African is like trying to explain semiconductors to cats.
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@darrenbrown203 In theory it seems so, but Africans frequently steel railway lines to sell for scrap. Active railway lines. And there’s hundreds of videos of South Africans dangling from power poles because they tried to cut out the copper for scrap. You should watch “Empire of Dust.”
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You’ll notice that even as it was the first black republic, and Haiti second, neither comes up in the black history hagiographies for veneration. Odd, that.
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Right? It was total serendipity! It’s like irony of the “Out of Africa” model and the idea that we evolved from there. Africans don’t understand this is like looking at the “evolution walking” images and saying “you are here, we’re behind you, here.”
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You do not want to read about their attempts to make steel.
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@arnijulian6241 The bell curve is real. I understand that.
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Your forefathers found it the same way varying Muslim races found it, and those races were exceptionally cruel and prolific. They thought less of the subsaharan than even our worst racists.
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@the_forbinproject2777 when I mention where the etymology of “slave” comes from to American blacks, they get pissed. I’m part Slavic, too, so that’s two words they “culturally appropriated” from us, the other is “racism,” popularized by Trotsky as a slur on the Slavic insularity and their resistance to communism and outsiders. That also pisses them off. You have to be ready to walk away at that point or subject yourself to the potential for violence. They’re just smart enough to feel their grift slipping….
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@Grim FPV America really was a European melting pot, particularly in the mid west where most of its wealth was created through trains, steel, coal, cars and oil. Some of the wealthiest cities in the history of the world essentially sprung up from nothing in 50 years. Irish married Russians. Polish married Italians. Swedes married Hungarians. Germans — our largest ethnicity today, not English — married everyone. It’s sad to see what’s become if it since Africans Americans left the south and destroyed so much of it, having built none of it. You don’t need an ethnostate, per se, but you do have to have a velvet rope to exclude.
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Botswana’s value is still meaningless without outside-of-Africa civilizations having built the modern world that requires the raw materials that are mined there. The human capital is still lacking and it’s economy is rapidly contracting as a result. Someone who is two feet tall is taller than a one foot tall person, true, but Botswana is still a midget to most of the rest of the world.
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England is not speaking Russian because of America. Just say “thank you” next time, OK?
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The premise is of Wakanda self defeating. Their majesty wasn’t developed; the entire premise of their advancement was stumbling upon an element they weren’t even looking for. It was dumb luck.
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@davidharris733 That was American Indians. We gave them horses, which they didn’t have. They were very backwards and also unduly venerated despite their savagery, but they still managed to be something more than merely paleothics living in modernity.
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@Tusker1970 It’s possible some of them did, even by accident. But nothing came of it. The natives would have slaughtered whoever arrived in their shores in South America. The undiscovered tribes in the Amazon are still naked, but sling spears at all invaders.
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You wouldn’t. But people do. What you need to learn about all this — and I’m American so I have experience — blacks do not care what the truth is and will not accept “truth” from you.
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This theory is completely confirmed in the United States. The cotton gin was not invented by slaves. And engaged, intelligent workforce would have created a solution for straining seeds from cotton, which was the production bottleneck. Neither slave with his low intellect and lazy habits NOR owner with semi-steady cash flow had any incentive to innovate. But it’s what industries didn’t grow in the south because slavery suppressed wages of free men like illegal immigrants suppress their wages today. With most economics, what’s truly tragic is what wasn’t created but no one has an Imagibe to see.
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Zach and Kelly are married. Don’t take that from me.
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Arabs put 100 million Africans into slavery over the millennia. Castration and r@pe slavery. No one has ever been more savage to other people in history.
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@brother1ray A century later in Nigeria the same petrol phenomenon happened. Not only do they not know what to use it for, the don’t know how to find it and get it out of the ground for those that do. So they accept a feee for the rights for a foreign company to drill. All this talk of Africa’s wealth misses the point that none of their materials has any value to them beyond what more advanced civilizations can do with it. And that’s the actual story of “colonization.”
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@arnijulian6241 When I lived in the upper west in Manhattan I used to get called racial slurs by blacks about semi-weekly in situations I neither initiated or even saw coming. Like holding a door or something innocuous that got misconstrued as a slight. I’d get called honkey or cracker, but turned the tables and laughed at them, saying either “Honkey! that’s our word!” or “You can’t say Cracker with a hard R!” They were prepared for me to accept their slurs, but I don’t anymore, and that stunned them. Then I’d laugh at them, like literally in their direction, and say something nasty but calmly, like “and that’s why you’re gonna stay poor.” I don’t care anymore.
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