@phuckumeann@uncannymannyyt I am not talking aboutinfdividual growth but of logistical and technological sustainability. Africa doesn't manufacture the components needed for refinery.
Also why do you think I'm racist
@CelloisMellow@uncannymannyyt I'm basing it for example on what's happening in south Africa with the electrical grid.
Its not racist to see that a nation has logistical and functional issues. I have no horse in this racism race.
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@david_baba57382@5kayartSinful@willnc1x@viyancefavour You probably won't read these but here. This is just about funding for aids care in Africa. Which was proven to be totally inefficient and possibly a detriment BTW
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@uncannymannyyt And not to mention that these projects are incredibly difficult tonpull off for the reasons shown in the documentary. Africa's disadvantages haven't magically disappeared over 15 years.
@uncannymannyyt You are demonstrating your lack of inelligence. Projects like this built presumably with HEAVY foreign aid is not proof of long term sustainable military logistics. Even if it was independent, it woulsnt be proof, but this is even worse than that.
@uncannymannyyt Loans aid etc it doesn't matter. Without China these projects would not exist and in the hypothetical war scenario they would not have this capacity because they are on their own.
@uncannymannyyt Okay, but Europe is far more poised to get the resources they need, and Africa's tech (drones, etc) are reliant on parts they cannot produce. That's the point. The technology advantage expires with time.
@uncannymannyyt "Heres one functional looking road therefore they have no issues"
Empire of dirt exists as a documentary for a reason. China is pouring so much effort into building infrastructure and its still a painful process.
I was right in my first comment, you are incapable of this convo