Comments by "Imnotanalien" (@imnotanalien7839) on "Middle Nation" channel.

Didn’t African’s have slaves for their kings and queens and Pharos? White Americans were not the first people on the planet, so they were not the first people to have slaves. And African kings and Pharos had their slaves dig for gold and rubies and anything else they could sell. Humans are humans… they all had slaves, they all stole from one another….color does not determine a person with good manners, or who will eat their own children when hungry.
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The fastest way to see which civilization is preferred is 1) look at people migrating into western countries… and people migrating OUT…2) Products of western civilization…is electricity in demand, computers, internet, iPhones,automobiles, Starbucks, Air conditioning, McDonald’s, airplanes, helicopters, movies, etc. they are in demand in all civilizations… in fact they are demanded. Look at the gentleman’s beautiful suit….western civilization…and yet…he chooses western clothes. Before bashing a culture, look at the world that is DEMANDING their products. People all over the world seem to like the standard of living, and products of the U.S.!
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What comes first supply or demand. If production occurs with no one buying… then how do the producers make their profit? If demand drives supply, then only if people purchase the products will the producers (capitalists) make their millions. There are 350M people in the capitalist U.S., 7.5Billion in the non producing capitalist world. Capitalism dies without those 7.5B buying US goods. That means it’s the people purchasing the goods that are driving demand for capitalism. You are missing half of the equation just looking at the one capitalist country. Tell the 7.5 to stop buying stuff…. capitalism dies in the U.S. unfortunately the UN wants the 7.5 Billion people to have exactly the same products as people in the U.S. Their mandate is called Global Equity and Climate Change Agenda. All the UN’s mandates depends on the capitalist US supporting the 13 sustainable development goals for all of the global south! Capitalism is what gives people their food, if it goes away… millions will sue of famine. It’s a dilemma. It’s a very interesting topic.
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It is an Interesting question. If the U.S. has a mediocre educational system, how has the U.S. invented and innovated so much technology. And why would the rest of the world purchase that technology. Shouldn’t they have already had that technology if other nations had superior educational systems? And why must US taxpayers give out billions of dollars every year to supposedly developing nations… if they have better education in their schools? It doesn’t make sense. Maybe education isn’t really needed when developing technology, infrastructure, and a highly successful economic system.
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