Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "hoser" channel.

  1. To be honest this idea could have worked better if it first formed without south sudan and the Congo, both have terrible conditions and trying to fit them all together as quickly as possible might scare off the other players of the project. Bigger is not always better and things that sound great on paper in practice sometimes fall apart. It be great if they can get it to work but I have my doubts.
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  2. Idk the world has changed a lot since then, it's less about protecting trade and more about maintaining US hegemony. While I support the sanctions on Russia there is no doubt this is a massive change to how the USA used to work as well as rising powers in both India, China, EU, Africa and South America, no king rules forever.
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  3. What democracy? Everything is moving more towards authoritarianism.
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  4. I like how just having less people in the future is "dying" but letting in millions of other people to colonize and replace your culture, identity and national structure is totally not destroying it.
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  5.  @Student0Toucher  USA is also in decline, EU has had some progress for a while now, just now with Russia it's a bit more complicated. South America is still doing pretty bad probably going to get a lot worse with their lineup of leftist politicians. Yes USA should do more with India but right now India is getting cheap oil and gas from Russia, not exactly the ideal situation for US interest.
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  6.  @JcoleMc  a Kingdom does not a nation state make.
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  7.  @AureliusLaurentius1099  a democratic federal republic
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  8.  @stereomachine  that's because most of the tribes lived in very isolated regions, causing micro evolution in their specific environment, often times with very little interaction with other tribes. This also implies a certain degree of imbreeding (as was the case for most of the world at some point) The argument of "most genetically diverse" is kind of a meaningless term, it does not say anything about who they are, what they look like, what that means and in fact the skin color can be very different between groups, the Neolote people for example are much darker than most other african people's.
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  9.  @dudeladude456  I think that's the first signs of decline or rather stagnation.
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  10.  @R3GARnator  is that not just nationalisation of oil? Hello Venezuela?
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  11. it's all very Peter Zehan inspired, who has been wrong on a number of issues for some time now.
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  12. probably not for the whole economy but for large sections of it, for sure.
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  13. I mean some parts of developing africa is just trying to catch up to where they used to be during colonial era.
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  14.  @A.Mayflower127  that's right it was never a nation state.
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  15. I do wonder what the future is going to look like but from all the signs and developments I see, I don't think it's going to be that great. When Africa starts to develop much more rapidly (even more so than today) I fear with it's massive population size and potential ethnic conflicts it's going to ripe for either proxy wars or if the new cold war goes hot to be a major Battlefield for the US, China, Russia and EU. Seeing the decline in resources, major conflicts brewing and new technologies, I don't think we are going to see good times for anyone.
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  16. There is much to hate and love about America, though for the rest of the world the USA can be seen as an empire for good or an empire for evil but an empire regardless.
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  17.  @Student0Toucher  yeah pretty much, ww3 at some point perhaps?
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  18.  @66sec65  he finalized it because Italy lost in ww2 but it's interesting how the fascists came and freed slaves, something you don't often hear about in history, I feel like you just want attention and want to praise Halie Salasie for some reason, most of the rural people and elites probably did not want to lose their slaves, so it's interesting how fascist Italy invading them helped to get the ball rolling on abolishing slavery.
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  19. 7:46 I love how you used the stork as an animal symbol for the Dutch, it's just so fitting we see them all the time over here.
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  20.  @miniaturejayhawk8702  we still need to deal with Russia, make Lebensraum for everyone.
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  21. 7:54 that's actually what most "racist" people are saying, mmmmmm I sure wonder why the Italians voted in a rightwing government after having so many illigale waves of immigration? Funny how data can be "racist" Funny that.
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  22.  @disturbedjester8154  this is literally talking points from 30+ years ago and its never been true, it's just arrogant and inaccurate both to native citizens and migrants, people want to work, corporations want cheap labour to expand and pay less wages for more value per worker. Political parties want voters. We aren't talking about 1 million, we are talking about 30 million in the next 50 years while the native population declines by 10 mililion in the same time. The idea that this won't effect society in any real and harmful way is more of a danger to our societies and the west in general then climate change, it opens up the risk to terrorism, crime and political extremism due to alienation, if you want an authoritarian and anti democratic state then keep spreading this misinformation for no Benefit to yourself or others, you will get there sooner then you think.
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  23.  @disturbedjester8154  (points out reality) "don't be such a doomer" Modern times is often very depressing, we had more freedom and higher standards of politics and civil Society then we do now. How about we don't listen and shame people that listen to people who are mentally ill? Mostly leftists.
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  24.  @66sec65  420,000 slaves were still happy to be freed by Italy.
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  25.  @66sec65  not silent, I simply forgot you existed.
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  26.  @66sec65  yes, you did, so did some of the founding fathers of the USA, I only mentioned Italy because it's funny how the fascists were the ones who freed slaves, something most people aren't aware of, likewise others did not know about those leaders who tried to do so as well. Fair enough?
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  27.  @hijdeconstan3664  oke, lets bring the refugees and migrants to your house, I'm sure they would love to meet your family and if you complain you are a far right extremist. Enjoy.
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  28. Mmmmmm diversity seems to be a reason Europe had a lot of wars, wonder what the future is going to be like then...
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  29. I never quit get the argument of "Europeans drew the borders like this 200 years ago, therefor everything bad" for starters even naturally drawn borders bring conflicts like say the Balkans or in China and second, Europeans left close to a century ago, any border disputes would have been handeled by people if they wanted to or even wage wars to create stable borders and more nations between nations or even better why not just leave to go to the country you rather be part of? What's stopping you? I feel like people are just throwing stuff at a dart board to see what sticks to make any conclusion besides, "well they want/like it like this" it makes the africans seem like Children that can't do anything to help themselves and I think that's kind of racist or at least dishonest compared to different standards in other nations.
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  30. The rulers of Ethiopia were still very pissed to see their slaves freed by italians though.
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  31.  @JcoleMc  yes you don't.
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  32.  @JcoleMc  study more English, you should.
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  33. 18:40 huh reminds me of the paypal maffia we have in the west, except this version is much, much worse.
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  34.  @seameus91  np
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  35. the US empire has both been a source for good in the world and a source of war, death, misery and decline for other nations. on a humanity scale, the US being the world hegemon is a good thing, for certain nations (not even just third world or US rivals) it can been seen as a constraining or even hostile force, the USA is the world hegemon not out of the goodness of it's heart or love for democracy, human rights or even liberal values (lol) it's because of good old power politics, the benefit of certain elites at the top, corporate and industrial interest groups. a USA that's less engaged with the world could actually make it's citizens richer and protect it's values better (what little values remain) but this would be giving up parts of their empire and much like the former British empire, this can end in very bad ways. this is the norm of history, the US hegemon is the exception and it's one that's most likely coming to an end, not the end of the dollar as a whole but the US dollar hegemony as a total dominating force on the world stage, also does not mean Russia or China will become the big players in the world, they are just the ones most eager to see the US dollar fall.
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  36.  @jonathanvilario5402  could/may/should/will violence does not stop that easily not even when profits dry up, it takes a combination of violent suppression, laws, institutions, trade, economic development, education and cultural behaviour that's hard to change, it may take 20-50 years for such things to desolve completly.
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  37. Mmmmm 12% of the people are Qatari? 88% are mostly poor, abused and working in slave like conditions. Can't imagine this backfiring ever.
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  38. I thought Italy conquered Ethiopia before ww2? Also did Ethiopia not lose to some Tigrey rebels? I don't think they are going to be an african superpower, best bet would be Nigeria, South Africa or the potential east african federation, though who knows? Perhaps they can make a miracle happen, stranger things have happened before. Edit : ohhh nvm you mentioned Italy, my bad.
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  39.  @sofanitemillion6093  "learn to grow up" aka "WAAHH (cries) WAAHHHH why don't you agree with me! WAAH! No but for real what are you talking about? This sort of feminine emotional arguments is actually very childish, either you convince others why your prediction is going to come true or you don't. Now in the spirit of being constructive and fair, please explain to me why you think Ethiopia is going to be an african superpower? Perhaps you can actually convince me.
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  40. I never quite got the whole "they drew the borders so therefor conflict is inevitable" thing, like people are allowed to move around right? You would think after decades of decolonisation that would fix the issue with these borders no? Or they could redraw them themselves or just idk have some sort of population exchange, in the worst cases things like ethnic cleansing and deportations would happen and then "solve" the issue no? Why is this still a thing?
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  41. Uk looks weaker then the EU
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  42. Interesting
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  43. https://youtu.be/k1-TrAvp_xs
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  44. well if they start a nuclear war, Russia might cease to exist, if they collapse which is likely at this point they probably will keep a core of their national identity, perhaps a new Russia someday?
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  45. Probably but I think people believe one big country that fails forward brings more progress and development than multiple smaller nations falling forward in different speeds.
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  46. sanctions are always selective and always against US enemies, rivals or competitors.
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  47. 2030 has been cited as the end date of the dollar or at least the point where it's national debt interest and inflation on the public will become unsustainable. only time will tell if this happens or not, maybe AI or some other new industry will keep the dollar alive for a few more years or decades but this trend of fiat currency going into hyperinflation and the country/civilization going into crisis mode has happened multiple times in history, there is no reason to think the USA is somehow going to avoid it, though like the roman empire of old, they have managed to postpone it multiple times, often via a worldwar or simply stealing other people's gold/funds.
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  48.  @disturbedjester8154  what's your source? You made it up in your mind? When does a day not pass that western nations need to do more and give more for others and leftwing politicians and activists not promote less freedom and more privilages to migrants and refugees? Talk about alienation.
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  49.  @joaquinescotoaleman4320  you basicaly have to live in the woods and make everything yourself to not be influenced, around or buy anything made in or invented in the USA, it's everywhere, you can hate the USA while using technology or products made in or by the USA.
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  50.  @Arcaryon  colonial empires were not that bad, most of them had economic hardships when it ended.
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