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Kemetian:When christian is added to the racist biography, they think he supports them when in reality he only cares about white people |
They are looking for who can make the biggest pot ever |
they are all the same pretendious occultic political religion just to deceive the masses stop labelling yourself right or left |
post=136793594:using IQ averages as a baseline for what’s easier for one group than another is still misleading. IQ is influenced by environment, education, nutrition and opportunity, so population averages don’t tell the full story. Even Lee Kuan Yew’s quote was made in the context of policy planning for Singapore, not as a statement on racial potential. Countries rise or fall based on institutions, governance, and investment in human capital, not inherent IQ. So while some tasks may statistically favor certain traits, it doesn’t determine overall ability, achievement, or the potential of any group.” |
okpouman:saying most black males have evil hearts is statistically baseless and logically flawed. Human behavior varies individually, not by race. There are disciplined and kind people of every background. Societies succeed or fail largely due to institutions, governancemand culture, not inherent traits of people. for example, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Rwanda all demonstrate disciplined societies because of policy and social structures not racial genetics No nation or racial group is free from corruption, misbehavior or societal issues. Instead of accepting racial blame, focus on solutions, education, governance, accountability and community values. |
post=136790654:Success of a nation is far more linked to institutions, governance, education and resources not biology. for example: Japan and South Korea were very poor 70 years ago. Today they are among the richest not because of racial superiority but because of policy, education and investment. North Korea’s strength is almost entirely military deterrence because of hostile neigbours, Economically they are weaker than many African states. they have a gdp of $25b and wide spread poverty. some populations may have genetic advantages in specific sports, West Africans in sprinting, East Africans in long distance, Europeans in swimming, etc. But those differences are narrow. Nations don’t rise because of sprinting ability. India’s global strength comes from tech and science; West Africa shines in sports. It’s not about inherent superiority, but about what societies choose to invest in. on the GULF countries success, it is also about governance and and economic strategy not race, individuals differ in ability, but when you look at groups or nations, the determining factor is education, institutions and opportunity. for example, Singapore was once poor with no natural resources but with good governance and planning, it became one of the richest nations in the world. History and data show nations rise or fall based on institutions, leadership and strategic use of resources. North Korea is not strong, it’s isolated and poor. The Gulf’s success is governance and oil money not biology. African nations’ challenge is corruption and governance not nature. |
MadamExcellency:are you white? if you are black why the self sabotage? |
hegelian:This isn’t a race issue, it’s a human issue. Every human being is biased, emotional, and capable of throwing away reason when sentiment takes over, you’ll find this behavior across all races and cultures. The difference between short-term and long-term planning is not about “Black EQ” vs “White EQ.” It’s mainly a class and scarcity issue. When people live in scarcity, they naturally focus on short-term survival, food, rent, school fees, safety rather than 20-year strategies. This is seen everywhere, not just in Africa. Poor communities in the U.S., Asia, and Latin America show the same short-term thinking patterns. Wealthy people, regardless of race, have the luxury of long-term planning because their immediate needs are secured. That’s why you see elites building dynasties and institutions while the average man, anywhere in the world, is focused on next week’s bills. So, the problem is not that “Blacks are emotional.” The real issue is scarcity and weak systems, once those improve, long-term planning naturally follows. |
DMerciful:Yes, tribalism is a problem in Africa but racism is not somehow less. Racism was institutionalized into global systems, slavery, colonisation and global trade rules and Africa is still dealing with those effects today. Tribalism is internal and can be overcome with stronger institutions but it didn’t build global wealth structures like racism and colonialism did. Comparing the two as if they’re the same ignores scale and impact. You mentioned South Korea and China. But let’s be accurate, only a handful of East Asian countries (Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong) The rest of east Asia is still developing. It’s misleading to say east Asia did it, why not Africa? as if all east Asian countries are suddenly superpowers. You say China developed “without excuses,” but do you even read history? The Chinese themselves gave plenty of excuses during their underdevelopment. They spoke for decades about the “Century of Humiliation” as a justification for their struggles. One of the reasons China is rich today is because their government and banks took bold unconventional steps. They printed money and directed it into massive infrastructure projects, railways, highways, power plants, entire cities. This state led investment created jobs, connected markets, and fueled industrial growth. Their rise wasn’t magic and it wasn’t excuse free. It was built on historical grievances, disciplined state planning, authoritarian control, and using tools (like aggressive monetary expansion) that many other countries are too afraid to use. That’s not “no excuses,” that’s learning from history and bending the system to their advantage. You also said America became a power quickly after 1776. Wrong. America didn’t become a world power until after World War II (1945) almost 170 years after independence. Before then, it was industrializing, expanding internally, and even went through a brutal civil war. The US had its own struggles, and its wealth was fueled by slavery, land grabs from Native Americans, and global exploitation. |
DMerciful:i am not emotional here and biased but telling you the long term effect of what might happen when you continue listening to racist ideas and judging yourself based on racist ideas... Yes, the earliest humans came from Africa, that’s basic anthropology but that doesn’t mean Africa had a head start in civilization. Evolution doesn’t equal economic development. Civilisations rise and fall based on geography, resources, trade routes and historical events. The fact that Africans were first humans doesnt automatically mean they should be first in modern GDP rankings. That’s a faulty comparison. Countries like South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan received huge injections of aid, military support and favorable trade terms from the US and allies during the Cold War because they were seen as strategic buffers against communism. African countries didn’t get that kind of support; instead, many got IMF and World Bank policies and neo-colonial interference that crippled growth. Context matters. you are ignoring the fact that Africa already had systems of governance, trade and education before colonisation. Missionaries and colonial schools weren’t about empowering Africans, they were designed to produce clerks and interpreters to serve the colonial system. Copying Western models without sovereignty or resources doesn’t equal success, it often meant dependency. Predicting the future is tricky but dismissing all African nations ignores progress that’s happening. Look at Rwanda’s governance reforms, Botswana’s stable growth, Nigeria’s tech sector, Kenya’s fintech and infrastructure, Ghana’s democratic resilience. No one thought South Korea in the 1960s, poor, war-torn, illiterate would become a global powerhouse in 50 years. Yet it did. Why assume no Black nation could do the same? That’s the same rhetoric racists use pointing at averages while ignoring structural barriers and opportunities. People everywhere are average. It’s systems, institutions, and leadership that lift entire populations. Saying “Blacks can’t govern themselves” is lazy; the reality is Africa has been systematically undermined but still shows resilience and growth in many areas. |
post=136783729:You stopped at my first sentence because the rest of my reply dismantles the propaganda you’re repeating. That’s not debate, that’s avoidance. If you really believed your position, you would have engaged my points on history, progress and stereotypes instead of dismissing them as delusion. Calling facts delusion doesn’t make them disappear, it just shows you’re not ready to face them. I’m open to a real discussion, but if you’d rather shut it down, it only proves that my argument challenged the narrative you’re holding onto. |
DMerciful:When you write that “Blacks have not shown capacity to lead themselves to high standards of living and good governance” I honestly find that very troubling. That exact line has been used by white racists and colonizers for centuries to justify slavery and colonization, the claim that Black people can’t govern themselves. To hear a Black person repeat it is basically copying their rhetoric word for word. what you type dismisses the real progress we’ve made since independence. In just a few decades we’ve improved literacy, life expectancy, democratic institutions, technology adoption and entrepreneurship. Europe and America took centuries (and exploited colonies) to reach their current state. How does a person with your mindset instill confidence in their own child? If you believe your people have “no capacity,” then you are saying your child, and even yourself, have no capability to achieve greatness. That’s not only untrue, it’s dangerous to believe. It plants self-doubt where there should be ambition. The statement also collapses on itself. If you include yourself, you’re admitting you too have no capacity. If you see yourself or your child as an exception, then you’ve already disproven your own claim because progress always starts with individuals who scale their efforts into community change. Instead of repeating colonial propaganda, we should acknowledge the challenges African countries still face, corruption, weak institutions, external pressures but also recognize the resilience and creativity we’ve shown. The honest framing should be we have problems to solve, but we are capable of solving them ourselves. So yes, your statement doesn’t inspire confidence, it dismisses progress and it echoes racist ideas that were designed to keep us down. |
government can not just come and take your land except for public good nut also have it in mind that you are buying the land not as a very long term investment you can pass to your great grand children. it is also important, you check document properly so that you wont buy your property in the wrong place. |
post=136783573:Our society is functioning but because you compare it to Western culture, you assume it isn’t. From colonization until now, Africa has made real progress and will continue to progress. Development is never stagnant; it evolves over time. The Western world itself wasn’t built by whites as a whole, but by a small group of elites. They designed systems, built special schools to reproduce leadership, and used cheap labor often from colonies and enslaved people to create their wealth. Ordinary whites didn’t build society; they simply benefited from structures created by elites. Measuring progress only by Western standards ignores that every culture develops differently, and Africa’s growth is still ongoing. On sports, you are repeating racist tropes. Out of millions of Black people in Nigeria, we only have 1 world class runner. Football is the most popular sport here, yet only very few ever reach global success. Boxing and running are international sports, you’ll find white fighters, Mexican fighters, Black fighters, and others. They are diverse fields. Saying “Blacks are boxers” or “Blacks are runners” is not factual. Seeing a few Black runners and concluding “all Blacks run because of genetics” is lazy stereotyping. You don’t see many Black swimmers or tennis players not because they don’t exist, but because of lack of access, training, and opportunity. Talent is everywhere opportunity is not. Sports like running and boxing are also relatively cheap and accessible, which is why they are more common in poorer neighborhoods. Many people use them as a path out of poverty. That’s not genetics, it’s access, economics, and opportunity. Every race has diversity. Within a single race you will find intelligent, creative, strong, and energetic people. Claiming one race is “good” in one area while another race is “bad” in another is pseudo-science with no real data. There are brilliant Black writers, scientists, and innovators just as there are among Mexicans, Asians, and every other group. |
Fuckyoumod:You are the one that have comprehension issue. |
I love the audacity and confidence of those tribes, I am impressed |
post=136782139:My guy, you are just being brainwashed. 1-IQ is not equal to Intelligence or Creativity, IQ tests mostly measure pattern recognition and test-taking ability, not creativity or brain power. Many psychologists agree that intelligence is multidimensional, emotional intelligence, problem-solving, social skills, and adaptability often matter more than raw IQ numbers. So saying one race is above another in IQ is not only misleading but also based on outdated science. 2.Environment Shapes Achievement, If you put any group of people in a broken system with corruption, poverty, weak institutions, and lack of infrastructure, they will underperform. That’s not genetics, that’s environment. Nigerians and other Africans who move abroad thrive in tech, medicine, law, academia, and politics. That proves the potential is there, it just needs the right environment to flourish. 3. It’s false to say Blacks are mainly in sports and entertainment. In fact, there are more white athletes and entertainers overall because the US. is majority white. The visibility of a few Black superstars creates the illusion that this is all Blacks are good at. But in reality, whites dominate numerically in sports like baseball, swimming, hockey, golf, country music, Hollywood, etc. What you’re describing is a selection bias,people only notice the famous Black athletes and entertainers. The reason African societies are struggling is not "low IQ" but centuries of slavery, colonialism, and ongoing economic exploitation. Imagine if Europe had been stripped of resources and enslaved for years would they be leading in innovation today? Likely not. What we see is not about biology, but about historical advantage. You said: "Blacks with high IQ can only succeed abroad." But that itself proves the issue is society, not genetics. The same Black person who “can’t function” in a corrupt system thrives in a functioning system. That kills the argument that the issue is innate intelligence. |
cr7lomo:even if it is crime, whites commit more crimes than blacks. whites make up about 60%+ of the US. population and Black people about 12–13%, in raw numbers, whites commit more crimes overall. That’s simply because there are more white people. you are just being brain washed so that you can see yourself as inferior. |
Fuckyoumod:That is the type of defeatism he is preaching to you as a black. Telling you that your home country can never be good, that is because you are looking at the west as the standard. Think about the effects it can have on you..you will start looking at yourself as inferior. |
Smartcitizen:pls continue to believe you are superior because that is the only way to achieve things in this world and have confidence |
voortrekker966:you are free to believe anything you like without questioning the narrative. if someone is pushing a certain narrative about you, dont you think it will affect you and your children? or how the world view you, dont you think it will affect you and your children self esteem. maybe you are short sighted, but narrative sticks and they destroy livelyhood, confidence and future generation because they are already being labelled what they are not. i |
SamuraiXXX:so white people do not envy their neigbours right? so area where poor white lives, there are no violence there?? as a rule of thumb, if you are successful, you do not live where poor people are regardless of race.
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ClassicEvilSpir:if you continue to believe you are inferior, you will never achieve anything in life even if you travel out, you will always be happy with servitude. |
cr7lomo:that is a big lie you are being taught to hate yourself by these white racists. the data says that white commite more crimes than black.
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ClassicEvilSpir:but how does this correlate with the topic of discussion? |
look at them defending this. This is just weird, never seen this
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Many Nigerians believe they are sub human and inferior
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erad:can you put into context what he meant by this If I see a Black pilot, I’m going to be like, boy, I hope he’s qualified. OR this If I’m dealing with somebody in customer service who’s a moronic Black woman, I wonder is she there because of her excellence, or is she there because of affirmative action? |
according charlie kirk...black commits all the violent crime in america even though they are 13% of the populations what an irony...He got shot by his fellow white man All his quotes about black people Blacks are violent If I see a Black pilot, I’m going to be like, boy, I hope he’s qualified. Happening all the time in urban America, prowling Blacks go around for fun to go target white people, that’s a fact. It’s happening more and more... If I’m dealing with somebody in customer service who’s a moronic Black woman, I wonder is she there because of her excellence, or is she there because of affirmative action? |
tyler robinson, a 22 year old white male from UTAH
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Myrepublic:the killer is tyler robinson a 21 years old boy with no history of serving in the military |
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