The Wall Is Undefeated!
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At the bolded part - Happened throughout human history.
Educated Brother Gives White Nationalist A Lesson on European History. (Update: Cacs are trying to get him swatted)
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The Solid One
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Hacksaw Jim Thuggin
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The pure unadulterated truth about how disgusting and backwards Vikings were. These movies and television shows today ain't telling how those barbaric, nasty b*stards really got down.
the 13th warrior has a scene where they show the vikings using the same wash basin
JasoRockStar
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HarlemHottie
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Dont be scary, you could tag me as you're insulting me.
IDGAF about how you feel. I live with an economist and shyt looking shabby, full stop. The white man been running hither and thither through the continent for the last 500 yrs. I don't compare myself to Europeans because I'm better than them. I expect you to be better as well, pls let me know if my expectations are too lofty.
We're not glomming ppl together out of ignorance, you're literally arranged in countries. Whether the borders are what you would have chosen or not, it is what it is. Thrive or perish.
You don't get to call ADOS divisive and then hand wave African tribalism. It don't matter what you call it, it's messy and needs to stop for the betterment of Africa. We're in the age of nations now, catch up.
GoPinheiro
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Never insulted you, just wrote the reality. Geopolitics is not to be analyzed with emotions. You need to know the context and facts.
You know nothing of what you are talking about. Colonialism in Africa, on average, lasted only 60 to 70 years. Until the late 19th century and early 20th century, most African regions were still independent. The only places where colonialism lasted, where the North African regions. Due to fact that European conquest simply replaced other conquerors. The Ottoman, and before them the Arabs, and before them, the Vandals, and before them, the Byzantine, and before them, the Romans and list keeps going.
Your statement even sounds more ridiculous, when you find out that individuals from most African ethnic groups, only started to interact with Whites in the early 20th century lmao.
So, if you want to see someone that doesn't know anything about African history, the first hint is that this person just repeats the 500 years nonsense. No one with perfect understanding history is repeating this. How do you get 500 years from 2 generations?
"I live with an economist"...More kindergarten nonsense. What is this even supposed to me? That your nonsense should be validated?
Yes, you do. Your standard is the European standard of viewing things. Whatever they praise or condemn, subconsciously, is also what you start praising or condemning.
You live in a Eurocentric society, and the views are shaped based on that. Who collects the data and feeds you the news? Who validates your data? Who dictates the rules? Easy answers...
Yeah, and despite most being new countries, many Afro countries have transitioned to middle and upper-middle income already. Africa is not a country, it is a continent. Not my fault that you know little about geography and only know Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia or only countries that are popularly discussed in the Western media.
To start, do you even know what tribalism is? Second, how am I waving tribalism? I already mentioned that I can easily point to many African countries that never had any tribal issues.
And, lady, if we are being honest, there is more division among you. You are somewhat of an homogeneous group. Homogeneous groups tend to have very little conflict. But since you want to talk about tribalism, then don't forget about your tribal issues, because the murder rate in majority AA cities, like Baltimore, Saint Louis etc, is way higher than the ones in most African countries.
Plus, when discussing tribalism, in Africa, you are discussing people from different ethnic groups and languages, going against each other. In the regions it happens, in Africa, it is ex: Fulani x Igbo or Amhara x Oromo, who are 2 different ethnic groups.
In the places where AAs are the majority and the clashes are high, the conflict is AAs x AAs, both from the same ethnic group, language and shared history.
Now, do I use that and just start repeating "BAs need to fix their tribal issues and fix the Black on Black crime"? Not at all. Because I am not ignorant on geopolitics and history related to any black ethnic group on earth. That's the difference, you speak on geopolitics with emotions, I speak with context and facts.
"Age of nations now" means what? Look at this one
You are just repeating what you saw other people saying or writing.
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Roland Coltrane
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any new ether brehs?
YeeeshNever insulted you, just wrote the reality. Geopolitics is not to be analyzed with emotions. You need to know the context and facts.
You know nothing of what you are talking about. Colonialism in Africa, on average, lasted only 60 to 70 years. Until the late 19th century and early 20th century, most African regions were still independent. The only places where colonialism lasted, where the North African regions. Due to fact that European conquest simply replaced other conquerors. The Ottoman, and before them the Arabs, and before them, the Vandals, and before them, the Byzantine, and before them, the Romans and list keeps going.
Your statement even sounds more ridiculous, when you find out that individuals from most African ethnic groups, only started to interact with Whites in the early 20th century lmao.
So, if you want to see someone that doesn't know anything about African history, the first hint is that this person just repeats the 500 years nonsense. No one with perfect understanding history is repeating this. How do you get 500 years from 2 generations?
"I live with an economist"...More kindergarten nonsense. What is this even supposed to me? That your nonsense should be validated?
Yes, you do. Your standard is the European standard of viewing things. Whatever they praise or condemn, subconsciously, is also what you start praising or condemning.
You live in a Eurocentric society, and the views are shaped based on that. Who collects the data and feeds you the news? Who validates your data? Who dictates the rules? Easy answers...
Yeah, and despite most being new countries, many Afro countries have transitioned to middle and upper-middle income already. Africa is not a country, it is a continent. Not my fault that you know little about geography and only know Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia or only countries that are popularly discussed in the Western media.
To start, do you even know what tribalism is? Second, how am I waving tribalism? I already mentioned that I can easily point to many African countries that never had any tribal issues.
And, lady, if we are being honest, there is more division among you. You are somewhat of an homogeneous group. Homogeneous groups tend to have very little conflict. But since you want to talk about tribalism, then don't forget about your tribal issues, because the murder rate in majority AA cities, like Baltimore, Saint Louis etc, is way higher than the ones in most African countries.
Plus, when discussing tribalism, in Africa, you are discussing people from different ethnic groups and languages, going against each other. In the regions it happens, in Africa, it is ex: Fulani x Igbo or Amhara x Oromo, who are 2 different ethnic groups.
In the places where AAs are the majority and the clashes are high, the conflict is AAs x AAs, both from the same ethnic group, language and shared history.
Now, do I use that and just start repeating "BAs need to fix their tribal issues and fix the Black on Black crime"? Not at all. Because I am not ignorant on geopolitics and history related to any black ethnic group on earth. That's the difference, you speak on geopolitics with emotions, I speak with context and facts.
"Age of nations now" means what? Look at this one
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I learned about this in Ghana with the Ewe people. I took a trip to Hohoe, Volta and met some cats and they were explaining the history between Ghana and Togo and how the Europeans split their ethnic group in two between the 2 countries. I was there during Ghana Independence day and remember hearing on the radio about the issue of a nationalist Ewe flag being raised somewhere and the implications of a potential coup d'etat
Western Togoland: a Secessionist Conflict in the Heart of Ghana
Going to Volta was shocking as hell because I saw Jamaican flags everywhere and they were playing Ghanaian reggae music and singing in patois
I learned about this in Ghana with the Ewe people. I took a trip to Hohoe, Volta and met some cats and they were explaining the history between Ghana and Togo and how the Europeans split their ethnic group in two between the 2 countries. I was there during Ghana Independence day and remember hearing on the radio about the issue of a nationalist Ewe flag being raised somewhere and the implications of a potential coup d'etat
Western Togoland: a Secessionist Conflict in the Heart of Ghana
www.wilsoncenter.org
Going to Volta was shocking as hell because I saw Jamaican flags everywhere and they were playing Ghanaian reggae music and singing in patois
Secessionists are at a all time high, I give it a few more decades before some country pulls the plug and decides to Balkanize
Nkrumah Was Right
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I really don't see why this is shocking since Reggae has been huge in most parts of Africa since atleast the 1970s. Bob Marley's concert in Zimbabwe in 1980 broke attendance records.I learned about this in Ghana with the Ewe people. I took a trip to Hohoe, Volta and met some cats and they were explaining the history between Ghana and Togo and how the Europeans split their ethnic group in two between the 2 countries. I was there during Ghana Independence day and remember hearing on the radio about the issue of a nationalist Ewe flag being raised somewhere and the implications of a potential coup d'etat
Western Togoland: a Secessionist Conflict in the Heart of Ghana
Going to Volta was shocking as hell because I saw Jamaican flags everywhere and they were playing Ghanaian reggae music and singing in patois
Soul and Funk music were / are also extremely popular.
Gritsngravy
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What do you think Africans in the western world appear as? Like how do they present themselves
DaRealness
I think very deeply
How did I miss this one? 