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Foreign Affairs › Re: Black Trump Supporter Kicked Out Of MAGA Rally - Because She's Black by QuinQ(f): 3:17pm On Oct 22
RandDigital:
Classic racist case of all blacks look the same. How can any self-respecting black person anywhere in the world associate with or defend such? Super inferiority complex.

In Australia she would've been mistaken for a kangaroo and ran over with a car.
All whites look alike to lots of blacks too, unless you've been around whites a lot.
Absolutely nothing racist about that.
Common sense would tell you who's telling the truth. Normally they would push her to the front to show they have blacks too (which is actually annoying!)
Family › Re: We Accumulate Houses, Not People: The Tragedy Of Dying Rich And Alone In Nigeria by QuinQ(f): 3:04pm On Oct 22
But...
Is it better to live and enjoy your life while alive OR is it better to introduce misery into your life to avoid dying alone or to have a grand burial... I don't know... but I do know everyone dies alone...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Evaluation Of Sanae Takaichi's First Year by QuinQ(f):
GTFOH how many have you achieved? She's trying
Politics › Re: Verydarkman Blasts Wike's Son Jordan Over Alleged $2.1 Million Land Deal (VIDEO) by QuinQ(f): 1:28am On Oct 22
Viktoreze:
This guy is irritatingly seeking attention by every known means.
People like this poster - the biggest problem we have in this country, even worse than corruption!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Crumbles: Loses Control Of Hormuz Strait by QuinQ(f): 9:36pm On Oct 21
motayoayinde:
Op: Iran crumbles
Me: You mean like France, Italy, Albania and other countries in Europe?

Op: Iran loses control of the strait of Hormuz.
Me: So how much are you buying fuel now?
Me: many things affect oil prices including Ukraine war. Also, as long as there is no final peace and total end to the war many companies and insurance will keep away from Hormuz
Politics › Re: The Sign Of A Failed Government Is Job Creation: The Rise Of Unnecessary Jobs by QuinQ(f): 11:23am On Oct 21
MIKOLOWISKA:
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See how you fail exam
Govt is paying cos it needs support.
Which school you go?


Which support? Example, you help Tinubu get reelected, he makes you 2nd assistant deputy, media, in the office of the 2nd assistant deputy of wardrobe of the director of communications!
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 2:53am On Oct 21
LordReed:
Bwahahahahaha! How do you invent a company? Bro please go away you are simply out classed.

BTW he didn't invent anything. All the technology and ideas those companies use were already known or in development before he came along. Musk a hype man and hype men make money off gullible rubes like you.

Also store is closed no more feeding the troll for you.
See below. That's how you spell genius

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 2:45am On Oct 21
LordReed:
Low level reasoning that has no appreciation of nuance. You just regurgitate half digested things you don't even care to understand.

How does either of these mean that future knowledge will INVALIDATE our current knowledge?

This is trolling I swear.
If it were discovered that malaria has nothing to do with mosquitoes who is invalidating whom?
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 2:43am On Oct 21
LordReed:
BTW how is this the concession you claimed?
I said it right there - asked if there are two of you. Because a mere language tree can NEVER become any of those
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 2:41am On Oct 21
LordReed:
BTW how is this the concession you claimed?
You were asked a question. Just give us a sketchy idea how in a trillion years a mere language tree becomes conscious and sentient
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 8:25pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
LoLz. Quote where I made such a concession.

DeepSight, I think we are being trolled. This person is an intellectual ant in a clown suit.
See circled below. How does a "language tree" become sentient or conscious??

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 8:21pm On Oct 20
DeepSight:
A machine is not an organic or natural thing in the context of the discussion. Do I have to spell it out for you.
My use of the word had nothing to do with natural thing or not. It simply means something that arises inevitably as a result of something. You really should know that
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 8:16pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
LoLz. This is what I am saying intellectual lightweights like you think their fantasies are knowledge. Your fantasies will become invalidated but human knowledge will continue to increase based on what we know now.
See below. That's why I'm number one. I reason with the the greats while your reasoning is mundane

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 8:08pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
If it took intellectual prowess to be rich Einstein would have been a trillionaire before Musk was a glint in his father's eye.

It is conceit because it isn't true. Your inflated ego has revealed your intellectual poverty.
Someone who invented Space X, Neurolink, the Boring company, Tesla, etc, and be running all of them simultaneously is NOT a "pretender"!
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 6:42pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
You show your ignorance of these subjects by not knowing that it is through instrumentation that we know of the existence of dark matter and energy.

No matter how much we don't know it will never invalidate what we do know.
This is what I mean when I say I am first. There are lots of things we know that will turn out we know wrong, say, a thousand years from now. Yet generations will live and die thinking we know!
Your thinking doesn't extend to that. That's why I am number one cool
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 6:18pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
Your conceit already shows that you are very low on the intellectual totem. Then your fanboyism of a like minded intellectual pretender like Elon Musk solidifies that assessment.
How is it conceit when it is true??
"Pretender" Elon Musk is richer than you
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 6:15pm On Oct 20
DeepSight:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

I suppose I also don't know that a politician can have an organic following.
Who wrote this below?

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 1:45pm On Oct 20
sonmvayina:
check this out, just download this on pdf. it would be worth your while....and FyI, We are two different people......any sensible person would have figured that out since....
https://www.academia.edu/83522705/Mesopotamian_Civilization_and_the_Origins_of_the_New_Testament
Download what? Did I ask you to download anything? Just use it's argument to debunk all the evidence I have presented
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 1:42pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
BTW DeepSight runs miles ahead of you when it comes to intellectual prowess. You are outclassed and outgunned when it comes to you and him.
I beg to differ. He doesn't even know organic doesn't always mean agricultural. It is me first, then the rest of you
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 1:39pm On Oct 20
IronGalaxy:
constant light for who? If you have no clue about South African history, please refrain from commenting and spare us the typical Nigerian white glazing
Constant light for those that have light - which is what Nigeria hasn't managed to achieve
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 1:38pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
What are you talking about? Is QuinQQ not YOUR 2nd account?
This one is obvious. We're talking of ones trying to fool anybody
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 1:35pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
That is why we make instruments to detect what we cannot. To now claim that our particular lack means what we do know is invalidated is nonsense.
What instrument has told you what consciousness is and that there is only one form of consciousness? Or told you what dark matter/energy is, which make up over 95% of your knowable reality. Mind you we'er only talking of your microscope part of the universe and the microscope part of your microscope world knowable to you, never mind those you'll never suspect that you don't know that you don't know!
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Is Jesus Not Included In Academic History Books? by QuinQ(f): 1:25pm On Oct 20
LordReed:
Right, you switched up your nonsense once your initial nonsense was debunked. LoLz.
Debunked how? We moved on once you conceded that IA is not just a language tree as that YouTube video says, once you conceded that you really don't know
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 1:21pm On Oct 20
jamafa:
Nigeria is a poor nation.

Nigeria has population of about 250M, South African has 60M population or so. South African budget is 4* of Nigeria budget. Youself reason am
SA is NOT the only country with constant electricity. Ghana, Benin, Ivory Coast, etc are all poorer than Nigeria. Nigeria has Africa's richest man
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 1:14pm On Oct 20
OredoPikin:
Learn to use words correctly
He will force his way In again
He was never elected and he won't be rel-elected
No difference. Putin is always reelected with 99% of the votes. Take him to court
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 5:24am On Oct 20
Bluntguy:
This is just one of the numerous reminders of Nigeria's failure as a nation. Someone used electricity to campaign over three years ago by saying Nigerians should not vote for him for a second tenure if he did not provide constant electricity to them. Fast forward to now, the electricity situation is far more worse than he met it and yet he is still planning to come back by all means to finally destroy what he couldn't fix in his first tenure. This is how bad it has gotten to.
Not trying to, barring dearh, coup, or natural disaster, despite being a total failure, His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), the Jagaban of.Borgu Kingdom, will surely be reelected president for a second term!
Romance › Re: I Tried All Business But Failed - Only Olosho Worked For Me - Lady by QuinQ(f): 5:17am On Oct 20
Fekumzi123:
Olosho is not that bad a business. Just make sure you don't do raw.
Most women are actually olosho just that there are levels to it.
Don't say most women. Say most women in a POOR area!
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 3:38am On Oct 20
RandDigital:
I knew Nigerian white worshippers would be triggered by this statement 😂😂😂😂

Where you there in the black areas (majority of the country) during apartheid to witness "the constant" or even any electricity at all?

Sit down! 🇳🇬💩💩💩💩
Simple question: did the areas with electricity have constant electricity? Yes or no
Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Celebrate Over 500 Days Of No Electricity Blackout by QuinQ(f): 3:16am On Oct 20
RandDigital:
Black excellence brought light back to SA after years of failed white CEOs.
Nonsense. There was constant light durring apartheid.
But why can't Nigeria achieve something so simple, something that every Dick and Harry country has achieved.
Only ONE reason: CORRUPTION!!!
Nairaland General › Re: Which Generation Are You? (Photos) by QuinQ(f): 9:27pm On Oct 19
mablie:
I am a millenial but i cannot stand millenials.I thought they would learn from the mistakes of their elders but all we did was copy thesame terrible actions of our elders (carry religion for their head,carry tribalism for their head even carry western feminism for their head) .My favourite generation is Gen Z.They seem to be the most sensible.Always questioning and clearly learning from the errors of their elders.


Abeg,nobody should quote me and talk crap.I know exactly what i am talking about
But these don't really apply to Nigeria except gen z (because introduction of internet and SM made the world a global village). Before that what we had here were pre-independence, pre-coups, pre oil boom, pre-Biafran war, pre collapse of Naira, pre Buhari/Tinubu, and such
Nairaland General › Re: Which Generation Are You? (Photos) by QuinQ(f): 9:15pm On Oct 19
agentNija:
How about 2026 and above?
Gen Armageddon grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Grocery Shop Emptied In France Excerpt Pork Shelves... Photos by QuinQ(f):
Peaceful Immigrants from Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and such

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