Why are predominately black countries mostly poor? in your opinion

[Poitier]

watching his argument morph back and forth as he gets proved wrong and deflects is entertaining

 

[theworldismine13]

We got trolled by some cacs. I refuse to believe these nikkas are black. There's just no way nikkas would argue this hard and long to big up cacs and put down our people's.

im just a humble african breh

 

[KOohbt]

Double edged sword cause all kinds of good info comes out from being trolled.

 

[KOohbt]

im just a humble african breh

Where you from?

 

[theworldismine13]

Where you from?

brooklyn

 

[KOohbt]

brooklyn

What solutions are you working on to better black people's position in this world?

 

[theworldismine13]

What solutions are you working on to better black people's position in this world?

i spread knowledge and wisdom, tutor people and engage in capitalism


aside from regaling people with tales of the glory of ancient africa what solutions are you working on to better black people's position in this world?

 

[KOohbt]

i spread knowledge and wisdom, tutor people and engage in capitalism


aside from regaling people with tales of the glory of ancient africa what solutions are you working on to better black people's position in this world?

Starting businesses with my fam. One off the ground next one next year gotta get a economic base going.

 

[OCCAMS_RAZOR]

also, what i don't see a lot of ppl mentioning is that using the modern european states as some kind of barometer of what all states should aspire to is downright farcical. a lot of these countries are just experiencing a brief period of prosperity. i mean UK, the muhfukking UK is right on the cusp of being destabilized by a referendum being ran by the Scots. there's no country that's ever existed for an extended period of time. a lot of folks are worried about Africa, well there's also no telling what Europe is going to look like 100 years from now. what ppl should be doing is trying to find a solution to their own unique problems rather than follow a template. europe had its napoleon, it world wars, its renaissance, but africa shouldn't necessarily follow this blueprint or at least not the order that's implied by the european model.

 

[theworldismine13]

Starting businesses with my fam. One off the ground next one next year gotta get a economic base going.

thats good, capitalism is good

 

[KOohbt]

thats good, capitalism is good

Only because I have too. I don't like it but it's the only way we can get ahead here. Until some better situation comes. But were not cacs we don't have to shyt on each other so it's iight.

 

[theworldismine13]

 

[Poitier]

also, what i don't see a lot of ppl mentioning is that using the modern european states as some kind of barometer of what all states should aspire to is downright farcical. a lot of these countries are just experiencing a brief period of prosperity. i mean UK, the muhfukking UK is right on the cusp of being destabilized by a referendum being ran by the Scots. there's no country that's ever existed for an extended period of time. a lot of folks are worried about Africa, well there's also no telling what Europe is going to look like 100 years from now. what ppl should be doing is trying to find a solution to their own unique problems rather than follow a template. europe had its napoleon, it world wars, its renaissance, but africa shouldn't necessarily follow this blueprint or at least not the order that's implied by the european model.

spot on. africans have to self-determine their identities and nations. i do think the nordic states have it somewhat right (besides the EU affiliation), though.

 

[theworldismine13]

Only because I have too. I don't like it but it's the only way we can get ahead here. Until some better situation comes. But were not cacs we don't have to shyt on each other so it's iight.

a lot of black people dont think capitalism is important, which is what ive been saying

but the economic history is pretty clear, groups and societies that engage in capitalism get rich, groups that dont get poor

 

[Poitier]

400 years of history isn't very clear of anything, definitely not sustainability.