You have it

The gamer role

We do mostly play cah

come on in then

If you want we can arrange some question times

What's the book about?

@Aleph

I would be sure

We have a number of moderately influential orgs

Mix of online and offline stuff

<#588264766104010752> has some of the activist uk ones

Fathers 4 justice is big here say. They dress up as superheroes in the uk and do public protests to change unfair custody laws that rip children from fathers

They got some legal changes done

Let’s have an interview sometime @Aleph

And now you can join us @.uwotm8

Hi @Cyb3rd3lic what brings you here?

And now you have the role

So you can talk to us all about it

Hi @mapletsyrup what brings you here?

If you want help, do come say hi in <#517296790098280448>

And now you have a role.

And you're seeking a like minded community?

Come join then

You've been lurking for nine months. Impressive.

Welcome here then. What brings you here?

Then come join us.

Come on in then @Redman XIII

Done

What brings you here?

We are also interested in all that and you are now a member @Aszerah

Hierarchies are fairly natural. Denying them tends to mean informal hierarchies of social status spring up.

Capitalism has produced a wealthy and successful society. People are lifted out of poverty, disease, and work less. Some degree of work is necessary to produce resources for survival, and capitalism results in much more liberty than individual emancipation than other systems. Structure and hierarchy keeps people stable and able to develop social systems and technology to improve liberty.

You do use a lot of fancy words which tends to reduce the value of discussion

Yeah, but there's a time and a place

Looks like you used a thesaurus to stick random long words in at places

You cannot dumb down complex concepts. This hurts the meaning and reduces discussion to mere description. That would be a more clear way to say it.

Sure, there are minor linguistic differences but the basic meaning is the same.

The purpose of language is communication

Starvation is pretty unusual in capitalist countries

There's enough surplus that you can almost always get food, even if you have no income

Technology from capitalist societies has established a large surplus

Car?

a lot are socialist like Zimbabwe

Socialist utopias

There a lots of others like Algeria

Ethiopia

Socialism destroyed much of Africa

Angola , Benin,Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Mozambique,, Tanzania, and Zambia, Zimbabwe and others

They bought into it because they felt capitalism was colonialism

Then socialism prevented their economies from advancing

Successful capitalist countries are pretty common

Socialism leads to military dictatorships

Africa doesn't have great leadership

Capitalism can't unfuck Africa

They have governments that are socialist

Which destroyed their prosperity

And often don't want to invite capitalism in

If you don't try capitalism capitalism can't save you

These were literal socialist countries

S ocialists who deny the market aren't true capitalists

Own the failures of socialist nations like Zimbabwe ?

The economy of Cameroon was one of the most prosperous in Africa for a quarter of a century after independence. The drop in commodity prices for its principal exports —petroleum, cocoa, coffee, and cotton — in the mid-1980s, combined with an overvalued currency and economic mismanagement, led to a decade-long recession. Real per capita GDP fell by more than 60% from 1986 to 1994. The current account and fiscal deficits widened, and foreign debt grew. Yet because of its oil reserves and favorable agricultural conditions, Cameroon still has one of the best-endowed primary commodity economies in sub-Saharan Africa.[15]

doesn't sound the worst

Recent signs, however, are encouraging. As of March 1998, Cameroon's fifth IMF program — a 3-year enhanced structural adjustment program approved in August 1997 — is on track. Cameroon has rescheduled its Paris Club debt at favorable terms. GDP has grown by about 5% a year beginning in 1995. There is cautious optimism that Cameroon is emerging from its long period of economic hardship.

Thank you capitalism

Looks like the big problem was France

They looted a lot of their money

Still, they're doing better now

France, why do you do these things?

Ah Google explains all

https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/10/22/cameroons-paul-biya-gives-a-master-class-in-fake-democracy/

They're a dictatorship which is looting their people with the help of France

That does tend to make capitalism more difficult

Capitalism plus democracy is best

Google says this

Cameroon’s economic freedom score fell by 2.4 places to 51.8, ranking it 150th on the 2017 Index, placing it in the ‘mostly unfree’ band. This performance reflects a decline in labour freedom, business freedom, an increased bureaucratic inertia and trade freedom. Despite an improvement in property rights, there have been restrictions transferring money into/out of the country. Cameroon is ranked 34th out of 46 countries in the Sub-Saharan Africa region, and its overall score is lower than the regional average.

It has lower economic freedom than average

So, the government seems to be more nationalistic than capitalists

And Google suggests that many are suggesting more free trade and such would boost their economy

No, I am not restricting it like that

I mean, part of their problem is that they have rules and regulations preventing capitalism

They're doing better than socialist nations

But they don't have a strong commitment to capitalism which is reducing their income

It notes say it's hard to move money into the nation

So foreigners can't invest easily in the country

Or trade with it

also heavy functional regulations against starting businesses

You told me to own Cameroon

So I did

I noted it doing better than socialist nations but also noted they have laws against capitalism

I am respecting their skill and spirit

They did well, better than most nations

Their failures were heavily because they were also super nationalist, above capitalism

The case against him collapsed because the victim lied about events and had sex with someone the day before and after and had their fluids and hair on her panties she gave to police as evidence of rape.

Welcome back.

Want your roles and stuff?

Did you have any other roles?

I think you had the gamer role.

Activist means you get a ping for cool men's rights posts.

It's good to have your support.