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Kobojunkie:
Google is a friend, not an enemy!

Selecting people based on aristos is NOTHING LIKE DEI.

2. I mentioned returning to the days of the death penalty for treason for good reason.

3. I didn't say it was the best system. Rather, I explained what it is compared to your claim of it being some sort of DEI nonsense.
Also, imbeciles such as the ones you described could have been easily taken care of in the past by way of a beheading in the old system, which did not really spare even the nobles.

Arrant nonsensico coming from someone who probably never heard of the Commission for Racial Equality, Operation Black Vote (OBV), or various other instruments employed to change the calculus of political representation in Britain.

You are sorely uninformed about this subject.

DaddyJapan:
➜Arrant nonsensico coming from someone who probably never heard of the Commission for Racial Equality, Operation Black Vote (OBV), or various other instruments employed to change the calculus of political representation in Britain.
➜ You are sorely uninformed about this subject.

1. Yes, the numerous brain-dead inventions of the DEI movement are something I should pay particular attention to. Nonsense! 😒😒😒

2. Uninformed because I agree with Kemi that Britain and its legacy have been poo-pooed on by the psychotic delusion that is DEI? 😒

DaddyJapan:
➜What do you know about the struggles we waged in Britain?
➜I am asking because you come across as one of those deluded Nigerians who like to parrot right-wing tropes?

What struggles? Have you ever risked even your life for the nation that you are so desperate to claim you have legit struggles in?

2. Deluded Nigerian? 😂😂😂😂

This is coming from a Nigerian who has never lifted a single finger to fight for the very same things in his home country, Nigeria! 😂😂😂

Kobojunkie:
Google is a friend, not an enemy!

Selecting people based on aristos is NOTHING LIKE DEI.

2. I mentioned returning to the days of the death penalty for treason for good reason.

3. I didn't say it was the best system. Rather, I explained what it is compared to your claim of it being some sort of DEI nonsense.
Also, imbeciles such as the ones you described could have been easily taken care of in the past by way of a beheading in the old system, which did not really spare even the nobles.

Arrant nonsensico coming from someone who probably never heard of the Commission for Racial Equality, Operation Black Vote (OBV), or various other instruments employed to change the calculus of political representation in Britain.

Returning to the days of the death penalty eh? You've clearly have no real grasp of crime statistics in the country either. Let me help you out -- https://www.murdermap.co.uk/statistics/homicide-england-wales-statistics-historical/

Kobojunkie:
What struggles? Have you ever risked even your life for the nation that you are so desperate to claim you have legit struggles in?

2. Deluded Nigerian? 😂😂😂😂

This is coming from a Nigerian who has never lifted a single finger to fight for the very same things in his home country, Nigeria! 😂😂😂

I certainly have, but I know you ain't done shitz.

Let me go through the remainder of your posts on this thread to get a good measure of your loci.

Kobojunkie:
1. Yes, the numerous brain-dead inventions of the DEI movement are something I should pay particular attention to. Nonsense! 😒😒😒

2. Uninformed because I agree with Kemi that Britain and its legacy have been poo-pooed on by the psychotic delusion that is DEI? 😒

Listen, Kemi won't be the last brown-noser to travel up the creek without a paddle.

As for Britain and its legacy, what exactly are you on about?

Are we talking about the same country that has been struggling to re-invent itself since the second world war, when its empire was brought to its knees by the once colonised?

Are you one of those Nigerians who suffer from Stockholm syndrome? The type who cry about legacy more than Norman Tebbit and Enoch Powell?

Kobojunkie:
1. Yet, to date, not a peep out of y'all about seeing DEI installed in your native land. At least Kemi has wholly disavowed Nigeria, and so has her mind focused on ensuring the country she has sworn to uphold does not go to the dogs in the end. You, on the other hand, claim both Yorubaland and the UK; however, it seems your particular allegiance is to maintaining the culture and ways of the kingdom, no matter what, while you fight to destroy the culture and laws in the other. 😒😒

Nigeria has other problems I believe must be confronted first, like misogyny and the oppression of women and even our lack of participation in democracy to name but a few, which I am very certain you have seen me address many times on here.

And for your information, DEI was not the first step UK took in addressing the things you refer to as DEI. The suffragettes did not name their fight DEI, and neither did we when we fought against racial discrimination.

Kobojunkie:
2. Wow! Yet, to date, in Yoruba land, you do not become a Nigerian simply by being born there. Color me not shocked! 😒😒😒

And that's Nigeria's law. Fortunately, one is Nigerian just by being born to Nigerian parents and that's good enough for most.

DaddyJapan:
Arrant nonsensico coming from someone who probably never heard of the Commission for Racial Equality, Operation Black Vote (OBV), or various other instruments employed to change the calculus of political representation in Britain.

You are sorely uninformed about this subject.

He is not going to accept that he knows nothing of what he speaks of, but more surprising is Kemi who ought to know better but seems to have not been taught the history of discrimination in UK and anything about these who fought for her to be in the position she is in.

budaatum:
➜Nigeria has other problems I believe must be confronted first, like misogyny and the oppression of women and even our lack of participation in democracy to name but a few, which I am very certain you have seen me address many times on here.
➜And for your information, DEI was not the first step UK took in addressing the things you refer to as DEI. The suffragettes did not name their fight DEI, and neither did we when we fought against racial discrimination.
➜And that's Nigeria's law. Fortunately, one is Nigerian just by being born to Nigerian parents and that's good enough for most.

1. You couldn't solve(or didn't want to solve or probably couldn't imagine yourself capable of solving) Nigeria, but you see yourself as someone who has a stake and power to solve the UK's history and culture, abi?

2. No one said DEI was the first step. Instead, I said DEI, which is a part of the focus of the OP, is a disaster; that's the case everywhere in the world it has been tried.

3. Oh my gosh! WOW... what you are voting to see manipulated in the UK is not the law?

Nigerians, many of which are insatiable, disingenuous and retrogressive.

They vilify Kemi alongside her political opponents because she has no plans to open up the doors of the state to them.
They hate her because she stands for what every sane individual who has been given the opportunity to serve in a country that works should portray.
They hate her because she has tethered herself to the preservation of British values and existence.

Need I remind you that Trump has the same stats as Kemi but does not favor the Germans or Scott’s neither does he give migrants a free pass.

It is a treasonable offense to hold citizenship of a country and owe it no allegiance, while also having the audacity to point fingers at someone who respects the terms of her citizenship.

If the tables were turned and a foreigner stood at the frontlines with well meaning Nigerians to support our development even against his ethnic background would we call him a traitor?

Hypocrites! The UK isn’t a concentration camp or a motel. It’s a country. Do not only think of how much money you can take away and repatriate to a village, but what you can add to ensure it remains open to well meaning migrants that share similar views on it’s advancement.

You cannot serve two master!

Kobojunkie:
1. You couldn't solve(or didn't want to solve or probably couldn't imagine yourself capable of solving) Nigeria, but you see yourself as someone who has a stake and power to solve the UK's history and culture, abi?

Next you'd be telling me not to vote where I live because I can't fix where I'm from.

Dude, you know much less than you think, and it is I who should consider not going back and forth with you because you are obviously far too arrogant to learn.

Baxilexi:
Nigerians, many of which are insatiable, disingenuous and retrogressive.

They vilify Kemi alongside her political opponents because she has no plans to open up the doors of the state to them.
They hate her because she stands for what every sane individual who has been given the opportunity to serve in a country that works should portray.
They hate her because she has tethered herself to the preservation of British values and existence.

Actually, we dislike her because she denigrates her Nigerian heritage, and because we she is parroting right wing crap that is racist thinking she can outfarage Farage

If Nigerians she denigrates do not vote for her, I wonder who would.

budaatum:
➜Next you'd be telling me not to vote where I live because I can't fix where I'm from.
➜ Dude, you know much less than you think, and it is I who should consider not going back and forth with you because you are obviously far too arrogant to learn.

Tell you not to vote? You don't even realize how lucky you are to be able to live in a country where you are offered, without cost or sacrifice, that you can vote. I bet you feel entitled to the privilege because, according to you, you were born there.

2. LOL... see this one now pretending she knows more when time and time again, she has proven she knows very little, even about the nation of Nigeria, where she refuses to see anything changed in the way of her people.

The other responder asked how you lot would feel if a foreigner showed up among those of your Nigerian tribe to upend things in their favor. And I already know the way your kind would respond.

budaatum:
➜Actually, we dislike her because she denigrates her Nigerian heritage, and because we she is parroting right wing crap that is racist thinking she can outfarage Farage
➜If Nigerians she denigrates do not vote for her, I wonder who would.

This is rich coming from the same folks convinced they are right in bastardizing UK heritage.

2. WOW! You actually managed to convince yourself that the less than 1 million Nigerians in the UK is a reason why Kemi is in power? Unbelievable! "Awon racists ni gbogbon yin for sure!"... where do I find that old video of the Yoruba Nigerian in London accusing everyone else of being racists when she herself was being blatantly racist and rude to everyone on that bus! 😂😂😂😂

Baxilexi:
Nigerians, many of which are insatiable, disingenuous and retrogressive.

They vilify Kemi alongside her political opponents because she has no plans to open up the doors of the state to them.
They hate her because she stands for what every sane individual who has been given the opportunity to serve in a country that works should portray.
They hate her because she has tethered herself to the preservation of British values and existence.

Need I remind you that Trump has the same stats as Kemi but does not favor the Germans or Scott’s neither does he give migrants a free pass.

It is a treasonable offense to hold citizenship of a country and owe it no allegiance, while also having the audacity to point fingers at someone who respects the terms of her citizenship.

If the tables were turned and a foreigner stood at the frontlines with well meaning Nigerians to support our development even against his ethnic background would we call him a traitor?

Hypocrites! The UK isn’t a concentration camp or a motel. It’s a country. Do not only think of how much money you can take away and repatriate to a village, but what you can add to ensure it remains open to well meaning migrants that share similar views on it’s advancement.

You cannot serve two master!

Wrong! Kemi Badenoch provokes outrage because, like Trump (your other hero), she advocates policies that are designed to stifle the progress made by minority groups in the country.

She gets called out because of her determination to abrogate civil liberties that were hard earned and won in Britain (the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), for example).

She gets called out for repeatedly denigrating her ancestral land in a way that no previous opposition leader has done, on the altar of political expediency! She wants to critique state-control - fine! Tell her to use China as a veritable example and not Nigeria. Kapish? She wants to talk about corruption? Tell her to look inwards at the country she resides in!

Listen, we know what her real problem is! We understand that she suffers from internalised racism because on arrival back in the UK at the age of 16, she experienced a disconnect from her people that affects her till this very day. We understand her and duly empathise, but we draw the line at her constant barbs and mean-spirited policies.

Trump does not favour Germans bah, but he prefers Norwegians - in his own words - and the 6,000 Dutch/German South Africans his administration has granted asylum to thus far.

Before making blanket statements, get your facts right!

Kobojunkie:
This is rich coming from the same folks convinced they are right in bastardizing UK heritage.

2. WOW! You actually managed to convince yourself that the less than 1 million Nigerians in the UK is a reason why Kemi is in power? Unbelievable! "Awon racists ni gbogbon yin for sure!"... where do I find that old video of the Yoruba Nigerian in London accusing everyone else of being racists when she herself was being blatantly racist and rude to everyone on that bus! 😂😂😂😂

Kemi is in power? See right there is clear evidence that you don't even know what you are talking about.

Eve more, you rail against DEI while basking in ignorance about the enabling conditions that allowed her to become an MP in the first place.

DaddyJapan:
➜Kemi is in power? See right there is clear evidence that you don't even know what you are talking about.
Eve more, you rail against DEI while basking in ignorance about the enabling conditions that allowed her to become an MP in the first place.

You must be very brilliant to reason that Kemi is in power only because she was voted for by about 3.7% to 4.0% of black folks in the U.K., the vast majority of whom notoriously vote Labor? Unbeweavable! 😒😒

Votes no be power again? Aaarrggh!! This DEI sheet needs to end, and mental health asylums need to be brought back, abeg! 😒😒😒

Kobojunkie:
You must be very brilliant to reason that Kemi is in power only because she was voted for by about 3.7% to 4.0% of black folks in the U.K., the vast majority of whom notoriously vote Labor? Unbeweavable! 😒😒

Votes no be power again? Aaarrggh!! This DEI sheet needs to end, and mental health asylums need to be brought back, abeg! 😒😒😒

Stop relying on straw man arguments to make vacuous points. Go back and read through my post again.

If joined-up thinking is a problem for you, ask a friend.

DaddyJapan:
➜Stop relying on straw man arguments to make vacuous points. Go back and read through my post again.
➜ If joined-up thinking is a problem for you, ask a friend.

1. Do you even begin to understand what a strawman is? You responded to a comment directly refuting a claim that Kemi was elected into power by Nigerians by suggesting that she was not elected into power. Yet, you think a response meant to further solidify the point against the previous post, showing that Kemi did receive votes -- she was handed power by the electorate and that she also did not obtain said power from an electorate of a majority blacks or Nigerians -- is a strawman?
I suggest the following video to help you gain a better grasp of the term for next time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvD_gg1fQXI?si=G_ZojqP4Yk1b6__n

2. joined-up thinking... sigh! Now I know you are just throwing terms about, hoping one of them will stick! 😒😒😒

Kobojunkie:
Tell you not to vote? You don't even realize how lucky you are to be able to live in a country where you are offered, without cost or sacrifice, that you can vote. I bet you feel entitled to the privilege because, according to you, you were born there.

I love how you ignore the fact that we are accusing Kemi of not appreciating all those who did the work for her to get where she is, and then accuse me of doing what we find distasteful about her. It shows you have a deficiency in understanding what you read.

Kobojunkie:
The other responder asked how you lot would feel if a foreigner showed up among those of your Nigerian tribe to upend things in their favor. And I already know the way your kind would respond.

You mean like how some Yoruba people complain that Igbos are buying up property in Yoruba land?

If the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun, we have people like that. They are too lazy to use what is around them, and then complain when Igbos and Hausas rent and buy those properties and make use of them and then hire my people to work for them.

Pity you think I'm like those ignorant my people.

Kobojunkie:
This is rich coming from the same folks convinced they are right in bastardizing UK heritage.

2. WOW! You actually managed to convince yourself that the less than 1 million Nigerians in the UK is a reason why Kemi is in power? Unbelievable! "Awon racists ni gbogbon yin for sure!"... where do I find that old video of the Yoruba Nigerian in London accusing everyone else of being racists when she herself was being blatantly racist and rude to everyone on that bus! 😂😂😂😂

Actually, it is you who thinks we Nigerians in UK give a flying fuq about Kemi who has denied her own Nigerian heritage.

No, Kemi is not the leader of the Conservative Party because of us Nigerians in UK, and she has definitely ensured she will not be getting our vote to make her prime minister.

Hopefully for her, Britons on the right will ignore Farage and vote for Kemi so we can all see she does not need us. Please don't forget to tell me you told me so when that day comes.

budaatum:
➜I love how you ignore the fact that we are accusing Kemi of not appreciating all those who did the work for her to get where she is, and then accuse me of doing what we find distasteful about her. It shows you have a deficiency in understanding what you read.
➜ You mean like how some Yoruba people complain that Igbos are buying up property in Yoruba land? If the Orolu Kingdom of Ifon Osun, we have people like that. They are too lazy to use what is around them, and then complain when Igbos and Hausas rent and buy those properties and make use of them and then hire my people to work for them. Pity you think I'm like those ignorant my people.

1. What nonsense is this? Who are those who did the work? The Nigerians and blacks who do not vote for the Conservative Party? What in the world are you still rambling about?

2. It saddens me the most that you have not realized you are indeed one of those ignorant people. If buying land is all you are doing in the UK, why would you think to reduce the issue to simply that?

You do not comprehend what you read because you are blinded by the rubbish you believe.

This thread began with a post that spoke about the work many others did that Kemi is now taking advantage of to be in the position she's in, but now she's climbed near the top she denigrates that work like you do thinking it's about land buying.

Elections will be held sooner or later. We'll see how your Kemi does then.

Kobojunkie:
1. What nonsense is this? Who are those who did the work? The Nigerians and blacks who do not vote for the Conservative Party? What in the world are you still rambling about?

2. It saddens me the most that you have not realized you are indeed one of those ignorant people. If buying land is all you are doing in the UK, why would you think to reduce the issue to simply that?

budaatum:
➜You do not comprehend what you read because you are blinded by the rubbish you believe.
This thread began with a post that spoke about the work many others did that Kemi is now taking advantage of to be in the position she's in, but now she's climbed near the top she denigrates that work like you do thinking it's about land buying.
➜ Elections will be held sooner or later. We'll see how your Kemi does then[/b].

You still have not realized at this point in your life how utterly unreasonable and irrational that particular mentality you brandish against this woman is?

You subject her to that because, in your mind, you are convinced that, because of her skin color --- a racist mentality by the way ---, she is supposed to be shackled to delusions and smallness managed and manipulated by other black people. Again, this is because [i]she was born black and Yoruba. (I very much doubt you would be this incensed had she been a black Haitian.) Kemi does not owe any of you black people or any criminal empire out there, no matter when or where, any of her loyalty or allegiance. If you cannot wrap your mind and brain around that, then this is a you problem, not a she problem.

2. What does it or should it matter to you, though? You, as a black person living in the UK, probably never gave this lady your vote, ever, and probably never will. And even if she wins or loses the next election, it would still have absolutely nothing to do with you and your ilk? 😒

So, why are you trying to have us think that if she loses the next election, it would be because she did not pick your side of things? Are you certain you are OK? Win or lose, she will still have the fact that she got far without the help of the black community in the UK. She will still have the fact that she did not stoop as low as to piggyback off her skin color to win or hold power. 😒

DaddyJapan:
Wrong! Kemi Badenoch provokes outrage because, like Trump (your other hero), she advocates policies that are designed to stifle the progress made by minority groups in the country.

She gets called out because of her determination to abrogate civil liberties that were hard earned and won in Britain (the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), for example).

She gets called out for repeatedly denigrating her ancestral land in a way that no previous opposition leader has done, on the altar of political expediency! She wants to critique state-control - fine! Tell her to use China as a veritable example and not Nigeria. Kapish? She wants to talk about corruption? Tell her to look inwards at the country she resides in!

Listen, we know what her real problem is! We understand that she suffers from internalised racism because on arrival back in the UK at the age of 16, she experienced a disconnect from her people that affects her till this very day. We understand her and duly empathise, but we draw the line at her constant barbs and mean-spirited policies.

Trump does not favour Germans bah, but he prefers Norwegians - in his own words - and the 6,000 Dutch/German South Africans his administration has granted asylum to thus far.

Before making blanket statements, get your facts right!

To deny the glaring facts that migration and minority support institutions have gone rogue is disingenuous.
Be honest with yourself.

While it availed people like Kemi the opportunity to find a footing in a prosperous society and realize their full potential, today it has become a tool for tacit domination by ethnocentric groups.

It’s not about the UK anymore, but establishing societies within societies. Sedition and cultural revisionism on full display.

The burden on social welfare is alarming, crime, civil disobedience all mostly propagated by young migrants.

Same is lame my friend.

If you have a solution to the crisis in the UK, I’m all ears.

budaatum:
Actually, we dislike her because she denigrates her Nigerian heritage, and because we she is parroting right wing crap that is racist thinking she can outfarage Farage

If Nigerians she denigrates do not vote for her, I wonder who would.

Denigration- refers to the act of unfairly criticizing, belittling, or attacking the reputation of someone or something.
You believe Kemi exaggerates her experiences of the Nigerian state?
Or perhaps she is aloof of the magnificence of Nigeria and makes up stories to malign the country.

An adage says it’s the one that loves you, that tells you your mouth is smelling.

Nigeria is in a bad state, very deplorable one. Perhaps Kemi might evoke the emotion of shame in our elected officials.

Baxilexi:
Denigration- refers to the act of unfairly criticizing, belittling, or attacking the reputation of someone or something.
You believe Kemi exaggerates her experiences of the Nigerian state?
Or perhaps she is aloof of the magnificence of Nigeria and makes up stories to malign the country.

An adage says it’s the one that loves you, that tells you your mouth is smelling.

Nigeria is in a bad state, very deplorable one. Perhaps Kemi might evoke the emotion of shame in our elected officials.

No one says Nigeria is not in a bad state. That is not a reason, however, to deny ones own Nigerianess as she stupidly did.

She has not only turned a lot of the Nigerian vote against herself, but also a lot of the black vote. And there's lots of boroughs where those groups make a difference and would affect her ability to become prime minister.

She is a politician, and should have cultivated us instead of what she did. Some of us were even dreaming of her becoming prime minister of UK and then positively effecting Nigeria, until she showed us how her own brain worked, to our disappointment.

I am Nigerian.

You should go learn to read and understand instead of creating strawmen to argue against.

Kobojunkie:
You still have not realized at this point ....

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jul/12/spain-mariano-rajoy-accused-of-racism-french-football-team-world-cup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hn3wAUTWZI?si=siPPvgj5LtaMwzf2

budaatum:
You should go learn to read and understand instead of creating strawmen to argue against.

What the f-ck is this one still going on about?

budaatum:
No one says Nigeria is not in a bad state. That is not a reason, however, to deny ones own Nigerianess as she stupidly did.

She has not only turned a lot of the Nigerian vote against herself, but also a lot of the black vote. And there's lots of boroughs where those groups make a difference and would affect her ability to become prime minister.

She is a politician, and should have cultivated us instead of what she did. Some of us were even dreaming of her becoming prime minister of UK and then positively effecting Nigeria, until she showed us how her own brain worked, to our disappointment.

I am Nigerian.

If you truly love Nigeria as much as you say you do, you’d rally support for Kemi.

Your support should be based on a vow to ensure the UK ceases to remain a safe haven for corrupt politicians. Can’t you see how many of them have reduced trips to the US.

Dreams of moving to another country should be a nightmare for every Nigerian, but we need a bigger institution to destroy the hegemony currently bedeviling our country.

My vantage might not be all encompassing but I believe Kemi is angry at the wasted potential of Nigeria, and I share the same sentiments. There’s no infrastructure abroad that we cannot replicate in 2 years.

Baxilexi:
If you truly love Nigeria as much as you say you do, you’d rally support for Kemi.

Your support should be based on a vow to ensure the UK ceases to remain a safe haven for corrupt politicians. Can’t you see how many of them have reduced trips to the US.

Dreams of moving to another country should be a nightmare for every Nigerian, but we need a bigger institution to destroy the hegemony currently bedeviling our country.

My vantage might not be all encompassing but I believe Kemi is angry at the wasted potential of Nigeria, and I share the same sentiments. There’s no infrastructure abroad that we cannot replicate in 2 years.

Kemi's policies are similar to Farage's, so voting for Kemi would be like the trees that kept voting for the ax because they thought its wooden handle made it one of them. I might think her nonsense would not affect me because I am not a Nigerian politician or corrupt for that matter, but that's not a risk to take.

As for US, dump's nonsense affects innocent Nigerians more than it affects any Nigerian politician.