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Lasuite | Amazon Kdp | Gamer 🎮|Ex Gfx Designer 😆

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@Famous0x3 Thank you boss 🤲🏾🙏

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Omo

If after everything, Amazon decides to burst this account. AMA ni problem o

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@Richie_crypt_ @HurupayApp Omo
I’ve been seeing a lot of crazy bad review and a lot of red flags from a lot of users, plus on App Store

So I’ve been curious since yesterday

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@anna_writes0 No oo 🤣🤣🤣🥲🥲
Kai

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We strike by day tomorrow !

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Omo

If after everything, Amazon decides to burst this account. AMA ni problem o

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@Ibrahim2293433 @HurupayApp What’s up
Are you they not ok?

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@Richie_crypt_ @HurupayApp Have you used it to receive payment on Amazon before ?

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I just created an account with @HurupayApp for my Amazon Kdp account,

Any advice for me family ? 🥲

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Let's look at a concrete example to expose this massive double standard. Look at what happened to Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed in broad daylight on a college campus by a white dude (Tyler James Robinson).

When that tragedy happened, people rightfully focused on the individual criminal, his specific actions, and the system. Nobody looked at the shooter's skin color and said, 'This is what all white people do, we need to condemn the entire white race.'

Nobody used it to judge every white person on earth, because civilized people understand that one person's violent crime doesn't define a whole demographic.
Yet, when a crime is committed by someone of a different background, people like you immediately jump to sweep an entire continent, generalize billions of people, and use it as an excuse for racism.

You expose your own weakness when you apply 'individual accountability' to white perpetrators but insist on 'collective guilt' for black people. Crime is a human issue and an individual choice.

Pretending it belongs to only one race isn't a logical argument, it’s just prejudice, plain and simple.

And lastly, because you couldn't keep this discussion based on facts and instead resorted to tracking my profile, targeting my race, and using targeted harassment, I will be reporting your account for hate speech and targeted harassment. People like you need to learn that the internet isn't a safe haven for spreading unchecked tribalism and prejudice. Have a sense, get a brain, and learn how to argue with logic instead of bigotry

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Charlie Kirk was unalived in a broad day light by a white dude , because he felt offended by what he says, as we all know that Kirk speaks against the none sense yall do over there. Imagine getting k1lled for airing out your opinions. That’s crazy

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You went to my profile to look up my nationality and race because you ran out of actual logic to support your argument. When a person cannot defend their point with facts, they resort to personal targeting—but pointing out that I am a Nigerian and black doesn't change the truth of the situation.

Crime has no race, nationality, or skin color. It is an individual action. When a horrific crime happens, the focus should be on justice for the victim and holding the specific perpetrators accountable, not using a tragedy as an excuse to sweep an entire continent of over a billion people.

If we use your logic, then every time a white individual commits a mass casualty event, a violent assault, or a major crime, the entire white race should be collectively blamed and condemned. In fact, many high-profile, violent crimes committed by minors globally result in legal debates about rehabilitation versus sentencing, regardless of the offender's background. But when those perpetrators are white, people rightly treat it as an individual failure or a failure of the local system—they don't blame every white person on earth.

Here in Nigeria, we host people from all over the world, including white individuals. When a foreign national or a white person commits a crime here, we hold that specific person accountable under the law. We don’t condemn their entire country, their whole race, or the community they come from. We treat people with respect and handle issues based on character and individual actions, not tribalism or systemic hate.

Your comment isn't an analysis of youth crime or justice; it is just a lazy generalization designed to push prejudice. Australia, like any other country, faces complex challenges with youth violence and legal systems, but trying to reduce those systemic issues down to race is a weak argument that completely misses the point.

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You went to my profile to look up my nationality and race because you ran out of actual logic to support your argument. When a person cannot defend their point with facts, they resort to personal targeting—but pointing out that I am a Nigerian and black doesn't change the truth of the situation.

Crime has no race, nationality, or skin color. It is an individual action. When a horrific crime happens, the focus should be on justice for the victim and holding the specific perpetrators accountable, not using a tragedy as an excuse to sweep an entire continent of over a billion people.

If we use your logic, then every time a white individual commits a mass casualty event, a violent assault, or a major crime, the entire white race should be collectively blamed and condemned. In fact, many high-profile, violent crimes committed by minors globally result in legal debates about rehabilitation versus sentencing, regardless of the offender's background. But when those perpetrators are white, people rightly treat it as an individual failure or a failure of the local system—they don't blame every white person on earth.

Here in Nigeria, we host people from all over the world, including white individuals. When a foreign national or a white person commits a crime here, we hold that specific person accountable under the law. We don’t condemn their entire country, their whole race, or the community they come from. We treat people with respect and handle issues based on character and individual actions, not tribalism or systemic hate.

Your comment isn't an analysis of youth crime or justice; it is just a lazy generalization designed to push prejudice. Australia, like any other country, faces complex challenges with youth violence and legal systems, but trying to reduce those systemic issues down to race is a weak argument that completely misses the point.

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My unanswered question is, what do you have to say about the ones your fellow whites are doing ?
They literally do worse, in fact I’m really scared of living with one of you guys, coz I can’t just imagine sleeping under same roof and boom I get k1lled by a white guy because he’s going through a trauma or because his parent refuse to let him go out and play. We are all on this internet dude, we’ve seen a lot of crimes that many white has committed too, why does it have to be always pinned in Africa because you see a black dude doing something wrong ?

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@Smoking__Aces @effxzzzyy 😭😭😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
Why not try the Mtn fiber ?

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@JLHunter1984 @DrVivianmagnus @TRobinsonNewEra So what else again ?

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@Smoking__Aces @effxzzzyy According to what I’ve learnt about it
It’s literally capped at 1tb, which means it speed will throttle down like crazy when it exceeds that limit. Are you aware of that ?

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You don’t get, zte my be the producer of the router, but it’s branded ODU under airtel. You won’t go to airtel shop and tell em you need a zte router. You can also get a zte router which is not even airtel router at all. Most of these routers turns out to be made by porpular Chinese companies. I get what you’re trying to say, coz it literally says on the app “zte smart life”, so no make life hard for me abeg