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Mandasnake 07/22/17 12:48:01 PM #51:	Ammonitida posted... Mandasnake posted... Ammonitida posted... Not all of Africa is screwed up. Aside from maybe Gabon and a few other tiny pockets the entire continent is screwed up. Ghana has 27 million people. Gdp per capita is 1500. Its a fucked up place. --- Paging...Dr. Snakes Gorbachev <cite>Mandasnake posted [p:883391849] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mandasnake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ammonitida posted...</cite> <quote>Not all of Africa is screwed up.</quote> Aside from maybe Gabon and a few other tiny pockets the entire continent is screwed up.</quote> Ghana has 27 million people.</quote> Gdp per capita is 1500. Its a fucked up place.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rob Cesternino 07/22/17 12:49:58 PM #52:	SpoiltTrouser posted... Japan is probably one of the most racist developed country. They're so racist, that you'll get shot and mugged for wandering into the wrong hood. Oh wait... --- Stop asking me if I'm Jessica Simpson. Jewish girls Survivor is the greatest show EVER. are hawt <cite>Rob Cesternino posted [p:883391951] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoiltTrouser posted...</cite> <quote>Japan is probably one of the most racist developed country.</quote> They're so racist, that you'll get shot and mugged for wandering into the wrong hood. Oh wait...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ammonitida 07/22/17 12:56:17 PM #53:	Rob Cesternino posted... SpoiltTrouser posted... Japan is probably one of the most racist developed country. They're so racist, that you'll get shot and mugged for wandering into the wrong hood. Oh wait... Japan has very little overt racism, especially the violent kind, largely because minorities don't present any kind of economic threat to the Japanese majority since they only comprise around 1% of the population. Most racism in Japan is the "perpetual foreigner syndrome" which is what some Asian Americans face in the states. --- Russian Agent http://img.4plebs.org/boards/pol/image/1477/86/1477860281404.jpg <cite>Ammonitida posted [p:883392237] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rob Cesternino posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SpoiltTrouser posted...</cite> <quote>Japan is probably one of the most racist developed country.</quote> They're so racist, that you'll get shot and mugged for wandering into the wrong hood. Oh wait...</quote> Japan has very little overt racism, especially the violent kind, largely because minorities don't present any kind of economic threat to the Japanese majority since they only comprise around 1% of the population. Most racism in Japan is the "perpetual foreigner syndrome" which is what some Asian Americans face in the states.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkdamental 07/22/17 1:05:36 PM #54:	Mandasnake posted... Which doesn't mean much when you remember....The population growth percentage... Which averaged 2.59% between 2010 and 2015 for the whole of Africa, according to the UN's Department of Social and Economic Affairs, Population Division: https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/DVD/Files/1_Indicators%20(Standard)/EXCEL_FILES/1_Population/WPP2017_POP_F02_POPULATION_GROWTH_RATE.xlsx Growth in GDP is still managing to outstrip population growth. What makes that economic growth fragile is not African women producing more babies, but Africa's continuing vulnerability to external economic shocks. --- Slaughterhouse 5 Cattle 0 <cite>Funkdamental posted [p:883392715] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mandasnake posted...</cite> <quote>Which doesn't mean much when you remember....The population growth percentage...</quote> Which averaged 2.59% between 2010 and 2015 for the whole of Africa, according to the UN's Department of Social and Economic Affairs, Population Division: https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/DVD/Files/1_Indicators%20(Standard)/EXCEL_FILES/1_Population/WPP2017_POP_F02_POPULATION_GROWTH_RATE.xlsx Growth in GDP is still managing to outstrip population growth. What makes that economic growth fragile is not African women producing more babies, but Africa's continuing vulnerability to external economic shocks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mandasnake 07/22/17 1:09:06 PM #55:	Funkdamental posted... Mandasnake posted... Which doesn't mean much when you remember....The population growth percentage... Which averaged 2.59% between 2010 and 2015 for the whole of Africa, according to the UN's Department of Social and Economic Affairs, Population Division: https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/DVD/Files/1_Indicators%20(Standard)/EXCEL_FILES/1_Population/WPP2017_POP_F02_POPULATION_GROWTH_RATE.xlsx Growth in GDP is still managing to outstrip population growth. What makes that economic growth fragile is not African women producing more babies, but Africa's continuing vulnerability to external economic shocks. And those are pretty shitty growth rates. Oh they are inching themselves out of poverty? We are seeing an overpopulation problem in this world. Its scary as shit. And the world economy is fragile as shit nowadays. They are not going to pull themselves out of poverty for a LONG time. --- Paging...Dr. Snakes Gorbachev <cite>Mandasnake posted [p:883392874] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Mandasnake posted...</cite> <quote>Which doesn't mean much when you remember....The population growth percentage...</quote> Which averaged 2.59% between 2010 and 2015 for the whole of Africa, according to the UN's Department of Social and Economic Affairs, Population Division: https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/DVD/Files/1_Indicators%20(Standard)/EXCEL_FILES/1_Population/WPP2017_POP_F02_POPULATION_GROWTH_RATE.xlsx Growth in GDP is still managing to outstrip population growth. What makes that economic growth fragile is not African women producing more babies, but Africa's continuing vulnerability to external economic shocks.</quote> And those are pretty shitty growth rates. Oh they are inching themselves out of poverty? We are seeing an overpopulation problem in this world. Its scary as shit. And the world economy is fragile as shit nowadays. They are not going to pull themselves out of poverty for a LONG time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkdamental 07/22/17 1:38:31 PM #56:	Mandasnake posted... And those are pretty shitty growth rates. It's 8 times higher than average GDP growth in the UK (0.54%) and nearly twice as high as average GDP growth in the USA (2.3%) between July 2014 and the second quarter of 2017. (If you want to take a longer view, average GDP growth rate in the USA between 1947 and 2017 was 3.22%.) https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/gdp-growth https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/gdp-growth Oh they are inching themselves out of poverty? An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. And the world economy is fragile as shit nowadays. African economies weathered the financial crisis of 2008 better than the IMF predicted -- it expected a fall in African GDP growth rates in 2010 thanks to the dip in world market prices, but against the odds growth was sustained through the crisis. African economies are still vulnerable to external shocks, but at least they're more robust than they were when the oil crisis of 1973-74 derailed what had been steady growth in Africa since independence. They are not going to pull themselves out of poverty for a LONG time. Nevertheless, they're still moving in the right direction. --- Slaughterhouse 5 Cattle 0 <cite>Funkdamental posted [p:883394200] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mandasnake posted...</cite> <quote>And those are pretty shitty growth rates.</quote> It's 8 times higher than average GDP growth in the UK (0.54%) and nearly twice as high as average GDP growth in the USA (2.3%) between July 2014 and the second quarter of 2017. (If you want to take a longer view, average GDP growth rate in the USA between 1947 and 2017 was 3.22%.) https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/gdp-growth https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/gdp-growth <quote>Oh they are inching themselves out of poverty?</quote> An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. <quote>And the world economy is fragile as shit nowadays.</quote> African economies weathered the financial crisis of 2008 better than the IMF predicted -- it expected a fall in African GDP growth rates in 2010 thanks to the dip in world market prices, but against the odds growth was sustained through the crisis. African economies are still vulnerable to external shocks, but at least they're more robust than they were when the oil crisis of 1973-74 derailed what had been steady growth in Africa since independence. <quote>They are not going to pull themselves out of poverty for a LONG time.</quote> Nevertheless, they're still moving in the right direction.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TwoStrikes94 07/22/17 3:44:06 PM #57:	What a wild conversation --- http://i.imgur.com/U5y3b.jpg www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JoAQOiqKRg <cite>TwoStrikes94 posted [p:883400403] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote>What a wild conversation</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mandasnake 07/24/17 1:39:07 AM #58:	Funkdamental posted... An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. jesus dude, that's absolutely nothing and you know it. --- Paging...Dr. Snakes <cite>Mandasnake posted [p:883486237] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote>An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. </quote> jesus dude, that's absolutely nothing and you know it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkdamental 07/24/17 1:46:16 PM #59:	Mandasnake posted... Funkdamental posted... An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. jesus dude, that's absolutely nothing and you know it. You thought that an average annual GDP growth rate of 4.4% was a "pretty shitty" achievement. I've pointed out that it's a higher average annual growth rate than the USA experienced between either 2014-17 (to take a short-term view) or 1947-2017 (to take a longer-term view). And that's on a continent which, in your judgement, is "fucked". African economies are extremely unlikely ever to rank among the world's power performers, and African states' burgeoning middle classes are nevertheless likely to remain small for a very long time to come -- despite the fact that the region yields around 30% of the planet’s mineral wealth from beneath its soils and seabeds. But there are clearly stories coming out of the continent other than just about starving babies, civil wars and blood diamonds: stories that most people don't bother to read about. Sustainable in the long run -- or even the short run? Who knows? But for sure, it's not as insignificant as you insist on trying to make out. You sound like you're arguing for its own sake. Just let it go now. --- Slaughterhouse 5 Cattle 0 <cite>Funkdamental posted [p:883509270] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mandasnake posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote>An annual growth rate of 2% means that GDP per capita doubles over 35 years. It's gradual, but it's not stagnation. </quote> jesus dude, that's absolutely nothing and you know it.</quote> You thought that an average annual GDP growth rate of 4.4% was a "pretty shitty" achievement. I've pointed out that it's a higher average annual growth rate than the USA experienced between either 2014-17 (to take a short-term view) or 1947-2017 (to take a longer-term view). And that's on a continent which, in your judgement, is "fucked". African economies are extremely unlikely ever to rank among the world's power performers, and African states' burgeoning middle classes are nevertheless likely to remain small for a very long time to come -- despite the fact that the region yields around 30% of the planet’s mineral wealth from beneath its soils and seabeds. But there are clearly stories coming out of the continent other than just about starving babies, civil wars and blood diamonds: stories that most people don't bother to read about. Sustainable in the long run -- or even the short run? Who knows? But for sure, it's not as insignificant as you insist on trying to make out. You sound like you're arguing for its own sake. Just let it go now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mandasnake 07/24/17 9:54:27 PM #60:	Funkdamental posted... You thought that an average annual GDP growth rate of 4.4% was a "pretty s*ty" achievement Yes and I explained why. Funkdamental posted... I've pointed out that it's a higher average annual growth rate than the USA experienced between either 2014-17 (to take a short-term view) or 1947-2017 (to take a longer-term view). And that's on a continent which, in your judgement, is "fed". 70 years of growth on a continent that didn't have the growth rate that we are expecting in Africa this century. No wonder the US became so powerful. Africa does not have 70 years to get its shit together. Funkdamental posted... African economies are extremely unlikely ever to rank among the world's power performers, and African states' burgeoning middle classes are nevertheless likely to remain small for a very long time to come -- despite the fact that the region yields around 30% of the planet’s mineral wealth from beneath its soils and seabeds. But there are clearly stories coming out of the continent other than just about starving babies, civil wars and blood diamonds: stories that most people don't bother to read about. I know. I know more about Africa than most, which is why I am telling you how fucked it is... Funkdamental posted... Sustainable in the long run -- or even the short run? Who knows? But for sure, it's not as insignificant as you insist on trying to make out. You sound like you're arguing for its own sake. Just let it go now. 2x gdp per capita in 35 years? If it were a developed nation that's fine, but going from 900 $ gdp per capita to 1800 $ by 2050 is mindnumbingly bad. --- Paging...Dr. Snakes <cite>Mandasnake posted [p:883536527] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote> You thought that an average annual GDP growth rate of 4.4% was a "pretty sty" achievement</quote> Yes and I explained why. <cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote>I've pointed out that it's a higher average annual growth rate than the USA experienced between either 2014-17 (to take a short-term view) or 1947-2017 (to take a longer-term view). And that's on a continent which, in your judgement, is "f*ed". </quote> 70 years of growth on a continent that didn't have the growth rate that we are expecting in Africa this century. No wonder the US became so powerful. Africa does not have 70 years to get its shit together. <cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote>African economies are extremely unlikely ever to rank among the world's power performers, and African states' burgeoning middle classes are nevertheless likely to remain small for a very long time to come -- despite the fact that the region yields around 30% of the planet’s mineral wealth from beneath its soils and seabeds. But there are clearly stories coming out of the continent other than just about starving babies, civil wars and blood diamonds: stories that most people don't bother to read about. </quote> I know. I know more about Africa than most, which is why I am telling you how fucked it is... <cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote>Sustainable in the long run -- or even the short run? Who knows? But for sure, it's not as insignificant as you insist on trying to make out. You sound like you're arguing for its own sake. Just let it go now. </quote> 2x gdp per capita in 35 years? If it were a developed nation that's fine, but going from 900 $ gdp per capita to 1800 $ by 2050 is mindnumbingly bad.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TwoStrikes94 07/26/17 11:52:29 AM #61:	or is it --- http://i.imgur.com/U5y3b.jpg www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JoAQOiqKRg <cite>TwoStrikes94 posted [p:883629531] in Do the whi... [t:75592245]...</cite> <quote>or is it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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