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07/01/18

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Originally posted by spruik ↑

My last response today (have better things to do):

Zimbabwe was the bread-basket of Africa before Mugabe. It was the Colonials who made Zimbabwe great.

White settlers made Australia what it is today. FFS, would your own father have come to Australia if it was only run by natives without clothes? I doubt it.

White settlers made America great. Red Indians only before that. Oh wait.. another nation you hate.

White settlers made New Zealand what is is today.

Colonial powers in SEA brought prosperity to the locals.

Then... locals got jealous... and turfed out the Colonials. Subsequently their countries disintegrated and then blame the Colonials for their ills.

Look at Philippines... the locals cannot manage the technology the Yanks gave them. Their cities are blackened by pollution.

Too many of these natives and downright stupid.

I am not racists, just telling you about my observations. I strongly suspect you haven't been anywhere. You just 'read up a bit' and think you know all.

Ignorant fool.

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Did he/she/it (our resident crappologist) mention Einstein in Post #30096986 ?

Einstein’s Theory of Relativity was actually motivated by this great quote of the Century:

“The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits”

Verified as attributed to Albert Einstein

Cheers,

PS: a sample of ‘stupidity’:

“I'm going for my personal beat of at least 150 posts--please help me achieve this record”
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