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Define necessity

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  2. Send images like this to the African warlords/government who hoard all the wealth. You can’t get away with blaming whitey any more. Sorry. Next.

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    • I like how you made up an argument in your head then dismissed it. That must be a convoluted process.

      I do blame ‘whitey’ (or industrialized nations, if you cannot denote sarcasm) for handing out food when teaching them to stand on their own feet would serve everyone’s interests better in the long run.

      Ah, whatever. It’s China’s turn to make the big push into Africa pretending to be there to help while acquiring resource rights.

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      • If I made it up how did you pick up and fumble your way through arguing it so immediately?

        Not too bright are you? Well of course not. You’re immediately barfing out the exact rhetoric I already established is complete bullshit.

        Billions of dollars has been and continues to be sent there as aide that never reaches the people it’s intended for because guess what…it gets intercepted by the same people guys/girls like you think are freedom fighters when they resist western intervention when they’re in fact just criminals benefiting from the stupidity of people like you. Africa is a failed state. It has corrupt governments. Send in troops first and aide second because its demonstrated that even with every helping hand they can get they still can’t govern the fucking place properly on their own.

        Sending relief money instead is actually making the problems much worse. Understand yet?

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    • I don’t think anyone was blaming whitey, per se.

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  3. Newsflash. If you can afford to buy more than the bare necessities that sustain life, it is not a crime moral or otherwise.

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  4. Looks like some people irresponsibly had children that they couldn’t support. I guess it was a necessity for them to breed and breed and breed.

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  5. Newsflash people: food does grow on trees.

    And politicians are edible.

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  6. Compassion

    MCS has none… Losers.

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  7. Africa is one of the few countries that would benefit greatly from being invaded to fuck. People are always bitching about first-world countries barging in and throwing their weight around while stealing natural resources but hell, it’s not as if the native population are making the best possible use of them and we might as well get something back for $60 trillion we’ve poured into that echoing bottomless pit over the past 60 years without making a single bit of positive difference.

    Fixing Africa is not my job. There’s no point in my contributing €5 a month for 5 years if the kid I’m feeding and inoculating against disease is most probably going to be kidnapped and brainwashed and used to perpetuate the whole sorry cycle. That’s like washing the windows while your house burns down.

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  8. They aren’t Christians, so it is just God punishing them… who am I to go against God?

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  9. By what mandate must I do better? So the lack of give-a-fuck makes me better than God? If I kill once less than He then (remember, He’s in the billions), I’m better right? I like where this is going… My point here was the lack of morals\double standards: my sharp pointy stick poking at Christians may have eluded you. It was meant to be a implication of their contradictions. Sorry if I am wrong about that though… _I_ may have taken your reply wrong.

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  10. First world and Third world problem = overpopulation.

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