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these issues are implicit in what i wrote.
otherwise i would have named the one with the highest GDP per capita and have been done with it.
and the situation is not as stark as brehdom in the USA.
obviously.
It’s sad there are no prosperous black led countries
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these issues are implicit in what i wrote.
otherwise i would have named the one with the highest GDP per capita and have been done with it.
and the situation is not as stark as brehdom in the USA.
obviously.
yardman
Afro-pessimist
these issues are implicit in what i wrote.
otherwise i would have named the one with the highest GDP per capita and have been done with it.
and the situation is not as stark as brehdom in the USA.
obviously.
What is brehdom? The racial wealth disparity is analogous to that of America. If it wasn’t like I’m assuming you’re saying, then the Caribbean wouldn’t be overrepresented in global brain drain statistics. White and multiracial people make up the base of the elite strata across the Caribbean, whether it’s an Anglophone, Francophone, Hispanophone or Néerlandophone nation.
Do you really get yourself together on a micro level without a macro vision?
That’s kind of like a rogue cell in a whole body talking about “I’m a do my own thing”.
They call that cancer
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seriously?
absolute ballacks.
the situation is not the same.
led includes management of large companies, the police, the courts, the schools ... and in majority black countries it is still black people performining those roles.
the psychology and reality of being in a oppressive system where others dominate these functions (and more) should be apparent by 2026 so you are talking ballacks.
he said "led". it's not the elites that are leaving i.e. this is irrelevant. GINI and "who rules" a country are not the same thing braniac.
they leave because of high GINI.
i named names. this is just you trying to muddy the waters. anglo caribbean countries are not as polarised on race as the spanish and french and you know it.
as for "néerlandophone" nationS? really?
yardman
Afro-pessimist
seriously?
absolute ballacks.
the situation is not the same.
led includes management of large companies, the police, the courts, the schools ... and in majority black countries it is still black people performining those roles.
the psychology and reality of being in a oppressive system where others dominate these functions (and more) should be apparent by 2026 so you are talking ballacks.
he said "led". it's not the elites that are leaving i.e. this is irrelevant. GINI and "who rules" a country are not the same thing braniac.
they leave because of high GINI.
i named names. this is just you trying to muddy the waters. anglo caribbean countries are not as polarised on race as the spanish and french and you know it.
as for "néerlandophone" nationS? really?
#1 it’s “bollocks” you fukking imbecile, since you hurl insults. Black people in America are apart of the management of large companies, the police, courts and schools too, what does that even mean?
That wasn’t the point being made, they’re interrelated. GINI is relevant to who rules a country you dolt. When a nation scores high its indicates a small elite (which so happens to be NON-BLACK in the Caribbean) holds the most resources, directly reflecting a concentration of economic power. High inequality often signifies that political and economic power is concentrated among a few, allowing elites to influence policies that maintain their wealth, while low inequality suggests more equitable power distribution.
How is racial polarization relevant when this personal back and forth is centered on systemic issues related to the legacy of inherently racist colonial laws. And the Caribbean would be just as racially polarized as America if non-Blacks didn’t own the media and the education system wasn’t still colonial centered. The average Jamaican for instance doesn’t even know about racist anti-vagrancy laws, racist squatter regulations, racist tenancy laws, racist master and servant acts, racist marriage act and racist arbitrary taxation laws that are responsible for their disproportionate squalor. On average the furthest they go into racist law is the period of apprenticeship and a smidgen of history on the Morant Bay Rebellion. And I’m sure this is the nature of the education system across the Caribbean. We’re not racially polarized because of brainwashing.
That wasn’t the point being made, they’re interrelated. GINI is relevant to who rules a country you dolt. When a nation scores high its indicates a small elite (which so happens to be NON-BLACK in the Caribbean) holds the most resources, directly reflecting a concentration of economic power. High inequality often signifies that political and economic power is concentrated among a few, allowing elites to influence policies that maintain their wealth, while low inequality suggests more equitable power distribution.
How is racial polarization relevant when this personal back and forth is centered on systemic issues related to the legacy of inherently racist colonial laws. And the Caribbean would be just as racially polarized as America if non-Blacks didn’t own the media and the education system wasn’t still colonial centered. The average Jamaican for instance doesn’t even know about racist anti-vagrancy laws, racist squatter regulations, racist tenancy laws, racist master and servant acts, racist marriage act and racist arbitrary taxation laws that are responsible for their disproportionate squalor. On average the furthest they go into racist law is the period of apprenticeship and a smidgen of history on the Morant Bay Rebellion. And I’m sure this is the nature of the education system across the Caribbean. We’re not racially polarized because of brainwashing.
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Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
Yeah, none of what you PSEUDOS cling to make a lick of sense.
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Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
Can they defend themselves if another nation came to take their shyt?
Goatganda
Gold and Coffee and big Nyash
Gold and Coffee and big Nyash
Mission249
All Star
Peoplen always want to play semantic games instead of discussing the spirit of the conversation.
So instead of debating whether GDP or some other measure actually means "prosperous", how about this thought experiment: If every person on the planet was asked which 2nd country they want a passport to, which countries would be on the top and which on the bottom?
yardman
Afro-pessimist
The verbiage of someone with imbecilic argumentation who refuses to concede during an argument. It’s okay, just humble yourself next time and tweak your analytical framework a bit. In no time your debating skills will improve. You got this pal.
desjardins
Veteran
corruption, tribalism and destabilization caused by colonialism 
Even the handful of countries that are mostly homogeneous like Somalia (85% somali and 99% muslim) can't get their shyt together
Even the handful of countries that are mostly homogeneous like Somalia (85% somali and 99% muslim) can't get their shyt together
there will be one.
within the next 25-35 years
within the next 25-35 years
I think you’d be surprised at which passports are considered the strongest