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Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 2:04am On Nov 27, 2015 |
In statistical analysis the constant variable is typically the variable that controls the outcome. The following graphics display the racial map of south Africa, the AIDS prevalence and the poverty level. The constant controller of all these variables is the presence of black people. This becomes all the more troubling when you realize that black people have the political power in South Africa. Even where blacks have power, blacks end up at the bottom of every indicator. Realize this trend can be found everywhere on the globe, and is likely hereditary. Invariably, where there are blacks there is increased HIV, increased poverty and lower IQ. Stay tuned for possible solutions to this problem. 1 Like
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 12:27am On Dec 03, 2015 |
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 2:53am On Dec 03, 2015 |
pleep: Is there anyone who doesn't know about the inequality in SA? Clearly the legacy of apartheid. You'll have no problem stating that the country is the most developed in Africa thanks to apartheid, but you'll deny that the high HIV rate compared to other countries in Africa is due to the Apartheid history. You should read about the migrant labour system (which was reserved for blacks) and how it destroyed black families in South Africa and the neighbouring countries. It's not just coincident that the regions where mine workers were sourced in south africa and neighbouring countries are the most devastated by HIV. 3 Likes |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 3:26am On Dec 03, 2015 |
Here's something to look at regarding the high HIV in Southern Africa The scenario at the mines http://www.health24.com/Medical/HIV-AIDS/The-South-African-culture/HIV-danger-to-migrant-workers-20120721 2 Likes |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 3:55am On Dec 03, 2015 |
And read about the poor white problem in South Africa and the reason why apartheid was established in the first place. It really wasn't about blacks being inferior, but due to many whites living in extreme poverty and blacks getting educated and doing better than many white people. The fact that many white people lived below black people was seen as a threat to the prevailing white supremist view of the time. The American Carnegie corporation investigated the poor white problem in South Africa and recommended that apartheid be put in place to give whites an upper hand and keep negroes permanently poor and uneducated, hence apartheid and the bantu education act. Carnegie Commission of Investigation on the Poor White Question in South Africa "The Poor White Problem in South Africa: Report of the Carnegie Commission" (1932) was a study of poverty among white South Africans that made recommendations about segregation that some have argued would later serve as a blueprint for Apartheid. [1] The report was funded and published by the Carnegie Corporation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Commission_of_Investigation_on_the_Poor_White_Question_in_South_Africa 3 Likes |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 10:22pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
osystein:Does apartheid explain the AIDS prevalence rate in the Caribbean? Whenever there is a prevalence of blacks there is more AIDS. hmmm, did white South Africans cause this too? if not who are you going to scape-goat next.
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 10:26pm On Dec 03, 2015 |
osystein: Did whites cause the black AIDS rate to get so high in America, if so how?
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 9:04am On Dec 04, 2015 |
pleep: You're not gonna really sway anybody to your point about black inferiority when you show the correlation race has with poverty and HIV when you show a country like South Africa, when everybody knows the country's history. If the government for a century untill twenty years ago kept down a population and prevented any sort of advancement based purely on race, what outcomes do you expect? Again, who doesn't know these "uncomfortable truths" about the country?The BBC and Al-jazeera had programs discussing them recently during AIDS day. I saw your comment on your other thread about life expectancy having dropped after apartheid. Well the apartheid government only recorded only the life expectancy of the white population. When the blacks were included after apartheid the country's life expectancy went down. http://www.health24.com/News/Public-Health/SAs-life-expectancy-Why-new-report-is-misleading-20150107 3 Likes |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 9:45am On Dec 04, 2015 |
pleep: We're discussing South Africa isn't that who your thread is about. Explain why the HIV & AIDS prevalence rate correlate with migrant labour in South Africa and the whole Southern Africa region? Why does Southern Africa have the highest HIV prevalence rate, do people in the region have lower IQ? Here's a graph showing the correlation HIV/AIDS & TB has with how many men were recruited in different regions to work in South Africa's mines. Are regions in Mozambique with lower HIV & TB higher in IQ? http://sacemaquarterly.com/hiv-incidence-prevalence/oscillating-migration-driving-hiv-and-tb-in-sub-saharan-africa.html 3 Likes
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 11:07pm On Dec 04, 2015 |
osystein:bla bla bla bla, there is something mentally wrong with the black people in south africa. Stop making excuses and accept it. The Jews underwent persecution just as bad, all over Europe but it didn't stop them from becoming the richest ethnic group in the world. The blacks CONTROL South Africa. You have had 21 fucking years do build something and all you do is spread disease and violence, killing and fucking like animals. First you gotta admit the problem before it can be solved. |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 12:13am On Dec 05, 2015 |
pleep: Lol, stop foaming at the mouth and barking like a rabid dog, answer some of the questions I posed to you. The country has improved since 21 years ago, so what's the problem? Hmmm, and who built the largest Telecoms company and top brand in Africa, MTN? I doubt that will impress pleep, the negro with the highest IQ in the universe, lol. Comparing Jews, the population who've always been the most literate in the world, and controlled the commerce & finances of entire kingdoms for over a thousand years before their emancipation to black people, what a joke. LMAO. Scoring high on an IQ test clearly doesn't mean one has common sense. 2 Likes |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 11:07pm On Dec 05, 2015 |
osystein: Black RULE
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Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by osystein(m): 12:53pm On Dec 06, 2015 |
pleep: Are you trolling or just being plane stuupid? What point do those images prove, that the country isn't like Japan or Finland? Should i post images before black rule or from non-black countries like Russia or Mexico? I can even post images from anti-immigrant protest and attacks from Germany or Sweden. The fact is SA is far less violent than it was 21 years ago, when it was 2nd in the world below only El Salvador. ![]() |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 4:50am On Dec 11, 2015 |
osystein: Join the discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/3w4e4j/the_decline_of_south_africa_post_apartheid_and/ |
Re: Some Uncomfortable Truths About South Africa. by pleep(m): 6:38am On Dec 15, 2015 |
osystein: Why does a country of 52 million black people have a shortage of engineers? why are south africans all majoring in worthless degrees like linguistics and sociology? because your IQ is too low to major in something rigorous. |
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