"Skullford
Western civilization created the means to create affluence. It is not the whites fault that people decided to reject it and ended up with shitholes and are envious of what we have attained. We aren't just going to give you that affluence because you have less, you need to work for it. Any outsider that embraces our culture can be successful. African immigrants on average make more than most with European ancestors. That's because they are hungry and they know what living in a country that doesn't work looks like.
Meanwhile fat and material rich, mentally insufficient kids on the internet and educated idiots that have never worked a real job in their lives, feel the need to constantly talk down our great nation. They have the gaul to try and decide how the world should work when they cannot handle their own lives and anxieties."
> Western civilization created the means to create affluence. It is not the whites fault that people decided to reject it and ended up with shitholes and are envious of what we have attained.
> African immigrants on average make more than most with European ancestors. That's because they are hungry and they know what living in a country that doesn't work looks like.
> Meanwhile fat and material rich, mentally insufficient kids on the internet and educated idiots that have never worked a real job in their lives, feel the need to constantly talk down our great nation.
Contradiction much?
It is not an accident that the most prosperous European countries just so happened to formally have had colonial holdings, nor that their declines in fortune followed the loss of said colonies.
Portugal went from the richest country in the world as it navigated the globe, establishing colonies in select areas, to one stop short of a Third World joke in the latter half of the 20th Century.
We saw the same thing happen with Spain, its successor in mightiest empires.
We've witnessed the biggest empire in history go from never setting sun to one on the brink of losing Scotland and Wales in just three generations. Hate to see what will be left of the UK at the rate its going.
Likewise with the USA, whose economy has been in decline since the 1950s.
Ingenuity is one thing, and from the latter part of the 19th Century thanks to the combustion engine and electricity America took it to dizzying heights. But that would not have been possible without raw resources and those have only been running out.