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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 6:42pm On Mar 18
DeepSight:
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More desperation.

Also incapacity to think for yourself.
I'm desperate. And leg pulling.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 6:38pm On Mar 18
benalvino3:
AI feels you don't have an argument. Emotions are not arguments
An act can be racist (involving racial prejudice, a slur, trope, or dehumanization based on race) toward one specific person in isolation — driven by personal spite, anger, rivalry, or a desire to insult/humiliate that individual — without the perpetrator necessarily holding generalized racist beliefs about the entire racial group, or being "a racist" in a broader, consistent sense.
So, basically, one can be racist towards you but that wouldn't make them racist?

I guess if I murder only individual you, you'd argue I'm not a murderer, according to your AI.

The below is from your link. Try not to "maths is racist" it if you can, though I will not be holding my breathe.

Is Deepsight right that it's "impossible"?

In the realm of social perception, Deepsight has the stronger hand. Most of society operates on the "Integrated Character" model: we judge people by their output. If a car consistently leaks oil, we call it a "leaky car," even if it only leaks on Tuesdays.

However, in psychology, Benalvino3's point has some (albeit controversial) weight. Humans are capable of "compartmentalization"—holding a value in one hand while acting against it in another due to stress, peer pressure, or malice.
The last paragraph is you claiming you can be "driven by personal spite, anger, rivalry, or a desire to insult/humiliate that individual" "due to stress, peer pressure, or malice" to be ïgnorant but that doesn't make you îgnorant. It sounds like ïgnorant maga illogic to me, and what you'd call contradictory if done by one.

My own opinion is, AI is not a substitute for paying schoolfees and attending classes so you may actually learn. Try reading a book on racism in USA. It might help you understand better.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Nairaland For Nairalanders: Thread For Nairalanders To Help Fellow Nairalanders by budaatum: 3:22pm On Mar 18
This is in response to this and this, which I'm responding to because you said it more than once.

Please don't waste what can benefit others if you don't need it no more. I'm not certain Nigeria has a central official policy for it, but a thread on Nairaland offering would be kindly responded to.

Thank you in advance, and may you end up in a better place after leaving here.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:49pm On Mar 18
DeepSight:
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Can you imagine black men who say that a video depicting the Obamas as apes is not not racist?
Black men can say that?

My word.
I don't need to imagine what I can see with my own eyes. What I can't imagine is me letting such low self worth black men consuming my time by me considering whatever they have to say, because, if they can not value their own black selves, they sure wouldn't value black me.

*Edit
I see you noted in subsequent posts.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Suggests If Venezuela Could Become USA 51st State (pics) by budaatum: 4:57pm On Mar 17
Biodun556:
I wonder why some people are supporting this man
Many are not just supporting him, they'd do the same as he does, which is much worse.

Politics › Re: Open Letter: We Say No To A 72-year-old Failed Lawmaker As The Next Ibarapa Nort by budaatum: 4:09pm On Mar 17
Ogagun57:
the next Local Government Chairman,

Your sincerely
Concerned Stakeholders of Ibarapa North
Are these supposed "Concerned Stakeholders of Ibarapa North" not aware that they can simply decide not to vote for whoever they do not want, or even join the party to nominate who they want to contest in the election instead of all this story?
Health › Re: How Can One Get Out Of Depression? by budaatum: 3:11pm On Mar 17
Quarterpast:
Yo won't understand. How is it my fault?
Claiming "Yo won't understand", is you trying to make out like your situation is unique and you are the only suffering thus. It is not unique, and there are millions suffering like you.

You think wrong, and that is your fault. I'd say that though being of a buddhist leaning, but I can't prescribe what you might see as a religion as the solution.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaV2kFYy9pg&t=5s&pp=2AEFkAIB

This is not a solution, but a distraction for your mind.

Business › Re: How Much Do I Charge A Client To Create AI African Stories by budaatum: 2:51pm On Mar 17
You should start here by listing your costs for the tools you would use and state how long it would take you to produce the work, at least.

In fact, since this is a new thing for you, obvious because you don't quite know what you are doing, I'd suggest you go for a revenue share after costs subject to review after 3 months.

This person is not your client, but your partner. And you should be working together instead of charging.
Health › Re: How Can One Get Out Of Depression? by budaatum: 12:32pm On Mar 17

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:37pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
Psalm 14:1
Rats talk too.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:36pm On Mar 16
ono:
Good! Stop asking irrelevant questions then.
They'd be irrelevant to you since you know not what you say.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:11pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
Buda has been f☀️😔l not to believe in deity.
https://www.nairaland.com/5123700/disbelieve-know
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:05pm On Mar 16
ono:
If you have been following my posts........
I'd like you to know that I pretty much ignore you mostly.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's New Leader, Mojtaba Khamenie, Is Gay. by budaatum: 7:09pm On Mar 16
I must say, being gay is far better than being a person who does it with children who can not consent.

Politics › Re: Tension As Sunday Igboho Draws Battle Line For Peter Obi, Atiku In Yorubaland by budaatum: 6:58pm On Mar 16
I think this my Yoruba tribe member is brainless and needs to be disowned.

Please don't make racist and tribalistic comments on this section!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 6:51pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
It's safe to say that for your entire life, you have been misled. You are an atheist so that is that. I am sure at one point you were a believer in a deity.
You are habitually sure of what's not true, so why should that surprise me?

buda never believed in a deity, and was rather surprised that some do just like they believed rats spoke.

You believe because you haven't bothered to seek so you may know, and that's why you are so easily foøled.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 6:47pm On Mar 16
ono:
There’s no such position as god’s spokesperson in Christianity.
So why are you telling us your god defies logic if you are not speaking for your god?

Wouldn't it be more honest of you to confess you don't understand your god?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's New Leader, Mojtaba Khamenie, Is Gay. by budaatum: 5:30pm On Mar 16
madridguy:
From he owned properties worth over 100 million pounds in the UK

To, he is hiding inside a bunker

Again, we have killed the new Iran supreme leader

They come up again that he is seriously injured, he couldn't walk again and his face ia damaged

Now he is a GAY grin

The western media are doing great PR for the new Supreme leader.
From NYT's "probably gay" to ops "apparently gay" shows why some shouldn't be seriously considered.
Health › Re: Health Workers Threaten Indefinite Strike Over Prolonged Power Crisis At UCH by budaatum: 5:26pm On Mar 16
Chickensoup:
The same poor masses voted for Tinubu.
Or didn't bother to vote at all.
Politics › Re: For The Record: Nigeria's Democracy Is Facing Imminent Collapse — Opinion by budaatum: 5:17pm On Mar 16
givedemwotowoto:
You're arguing for participation, which is valid when people believe the process can produce change. But you're ignoring that boycott is also a legitimate form of resistance when people have completely lost confidence in the process.
The process can not produce change if you do not participate, and your boycott just leaves you out of governance while not shielding you from the suffering those elected to govern will inflict on you.

If you want to be confident in the process, participate!
Politics › Re: For The Record: Nigeria's Democracy Is Facing Imminent Collapse — Opinion by budaatum: 5:13pm On Mar 16
SmartPolician:
Many Nigerians don't believe in the electoral process. Someone quoted my comment on Nairaland days ago and was saying that electoral results are written in people's houses.

It's quite worrying that people still hold these views in 2026 when the country has adopted modern technologies like BVAS and iRev to improve the process.
They say that, and my response is, that's the best way to rig an election. Convince people their vote don't count so they don't bother voting, while my few supporters will vote and win the election for me.

Thankfully, the more we don't vote and leaders who increase our suffering are elected, the more we might start taking elections and voting serious.

Politics › Re: For The Record: Nigeria's Democracy Is Facing Imminent Collapse — Opinion by budaatum: 5:01pm On Mar 16
givedemwotowoto:
No doubt, people haven't fought hard enough to protect democracy, as democracy is not self-executing, but that doesn't discount the fact that state capture can and will destroy democracy. If people go out to vote but bandits and thugs are sent to intimidate them, and votes are rewritten, then voting alone isn't going to solve the problem.
Indeed, voting alone is not going to solve the problem. It is however a start.

We should go out and vote first and find out if bandits and thugs are sent to intimidate us and then deal with that problem instead of not going out to vote at all.

Other actions are joining a party to participate in primaries, volunteering with Inec to count votes, and recording and sharing bandits and thugs sent to intimidate so we all know about it, but as I reread that last one again, I feel like adding, and most importantly, do not sell your vote for a loaf of bread.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi To Tinubu: We Fast While You Feast, Your Reforms Deepening Poverty by budaatum: 4:54pm On Mar 16
OriOko88:
I don't think Obi has any strategy in his armory to defeat Tinubu,other than all these online rhetorics.

Even many of his south Eastern governors and celebrities are not on the same page with him. Tinubu has cornered all of them.

Obi is on a Long thinggg
I think many Nigerians are happy with our current president and will not vote to replace him, which makes me wonder what they are enjoying while some are here wailing.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 4:41pm On Mar 16
ono:
You can ask him yourself.
You are your god's spokesperson, so I am asking you.
Politics › Re: For The Record: Nigeria's Democracy Is Facing Imminent Collapse — Opinion by budaatum: 4:40pm On Mar 16
Actually, I think Nigeria's Democracy is broken because too many Nigerians can't be bothered to get off their asses to go out to vote.

Almost 100m Nigerians registered to vote at the last election in which turnout was just over a quarter, and less than 10% voted for the current president. That's not broken, its not yet created at best, or at least not used. And I blame only we Nigerians.

Thankfully, the consequence of our not voting is also bourne by us Nigerians.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 3:53pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
He carried a knife they are allowed to carry in public places as per their culture/religion and say he is ready to use it for self defence since he was being harassed and threatened and police decided to arrest him 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

What kind of useless country is that?
Go learn about the law in UK please. You can not carry a knife for self defence in UK.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 3:50pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
Tucker did not mislead me; I can't speak for others.
For 12 years you were misled by tucker, but now think your move away absolves you?

Does that include wiping from our minds that you literally worshipped him, I wonder.

benalvino3:
Funny thing is, while we have moved away from Tucker, you guys are now embracing him. Isn't it funny?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 3:29pm On Mar 16
ono:
Point is God defies logic. He doesn't make sense all the time...
Is this why your god now approves of pdfiles?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 3:21pm On Mar 16
benalvino3:
Tucker wants to see the country destroyed. You have to be a special kind of stewpees to listen to that man.

Social media content rewards create a new problem in this world. People get paid for spreading falsehoods.
https://x.com/BudaAtum/status/2033526331061698796?s=20
Politics › Re: Is The Anti-Spam Bot Been Used To Silence Users Opinions? by budaatum: 3:20pm On Mar 16
truthera:
This has gone out of hand..... I may stop interacting on this platform if it continues.
I think that's what seun wants us to do.

https://x.com/BudaAtum/status/2033526331061698796?s=20

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