Fulaman198:

Gladly I have more important things to do than deal with a 10 year old bbl

CAMEROONPRIDE: @Anonymous why don't you put pictures of Africans billionaires/millionaires and the list of what they achieved/built in their country .........then u make the same with black americans so that the title will make sense ....tho i'm against the title ......

CAMEROONPRIDE: @Anonymous why don't you put pictures of Africans billionaires/millionaires and the list of what they achieved/built in their country .........then u make the same with black americans so that the title will make sense ....tho i'm against the title ......

anonymous6:

The article pointed that out, but I won't be insulted or lied upon on my thread. i will do that if you ignore that nutt case and me and you engage in the threads topic

CAMEROONPRIDE: @Anonymous why don't you put pictures of Africans billionaires/millionaires and the list of what they achieved/built in their country .........then u make the same with black americans so that the title will make sense ....tho i'm against the title ......

CAMEROONPRIDE: @Anonymous why don't you put pictures of Africans billionaires/millionaires and the list of what they achieved/built in their country .........then u make the same with black americans so that the title will make sense ....tho i'm against the title ......

CAMEROONPRIDE: @Anonymous why don't you put pictures of Africans billionaires/millionaires and the list of what they achieved/built in their country .........then u make the same with black americans so that the title will make sense ....tho i'm against the title ......

Fulaman198:

I don't mean to sound boastful/prideful but Dangote is just following his Fulani roots, Fulani believe in giving back and not being selfish and share as much as they can. Americans (whites, blacks, hispanic, etc.) believe in a more selfish/individualistic culture and believe if they are helping others out it is a bad thing. They feel that others don't want to work which is a lie, the truth is is that they are being selfish.

It is more of a cultural thing, in Fulani culture (and other true TRADITIONAL African cultures) if you are selfish, you are shunned. In American/Western culture, if you are selfish people think it is the right thing to do.

anonymous6:
What I find most interesting is that while each of the top wealthiest Africans earned their fortunes in infrastructure-related pursuits, such as gold mining, oil and gas, agriculture, telecommunications ownership, textile and real estate development, every single one of the six wealthiest African Americans, on the other hand, traces his and her fortune back to either sports or entertainment.

They have gold mines, we have “hip-hop.” They create and run telecommunications firms, we play basketball. They provide incentives to government leaders to improve the quality of their governments, and the treatment of their people across the continent; we’re still working to improve the next talk-show format.

Shollypopz:
@anonymous6: u seem to be comparing the wealth of Africa to that of African Americans....don't u think that comparison is quite outrageous. If i misunderstood ur post, pls explain to me better what exactly u were trying to say.

The bolded part is really want i want us to focus on. I find this very interesting and especially what AA have to say for themselves
Pls ignore Royal, how i wish he knows how much he exhibits the stereotypical AA in his approach, diction and d way he argues. No major point was given to oppose ur stance....all he did was insult. Though, i would love to say i expect better but then again, he is an AA

i don't want to mk this an AA dissing thread so i will keep quiet for now, but i really want to know what ppl think about the quoted part and why do they think that is.