. You can't force a country to adopt your values. If Nigeria tried to promote their values on the US government, the reaction from Americans would be so much worse.
I knew back in the day when I went to college and read this book called TRILATERALISIM out of curiosity and it educated me on how the WEST was intent on "raping and pillaging" Africa in the 21st century for the benefit of Capitilisim by Politically Correct agendas which would undermine the unique cultures and tradition of the motherland...
Book was scary as fukk cause it exposed how EVERYBODY....corporations, churches and the media was in on the "hustle" to "convert" Africa to western standards...
I completely agree. Especially since the United States itself only just recently allowed gay marriage and has a long way to go. Most countries need to go through a natural, independent progression on social issues.
Well, let's play devil's advocate. Should a country A - that renders a lot of financial, humanitarian and military aide to country B - not be allowed to, at least, speak their mind about country B?
I meant I have no problem with LGBT peoples, most of them is chill and keep to their own and don't cause trouble.And yet you apparently co-sign the above?
I thought this shyt was about not allowing gay marriage/legal privileges or some shyt
Y'all really saying people shouldn't be allowed to have same-sex relationships without fear of jail time/death? Is this the coli's official stance on this?
And this is at the core essence of geopolitical affairs, which I'd say the vast majority of the American populace is poorly informed on much less able to dictate the moral and ethical fiber of other entities based on past and present history.
