It has substance, wasnt meant to be an argument, what I said prior was

You claiming it isnt substance, isn't an argument

@Deleted User This is evident, despite all the money we throw away in africa, nothing changes there, the situation has only gotten worse over time.

@Comrade Skeltal How so?

Because we aren't throwing away money there

We're taking money out

In droves

And then sending a portion back in the form of aid and humanitarian effort

That isnt meant to change shit

But keep the economies of the continent open enough to our economic policy and investment

@Comrade Skeltal This is how much we are paying for the governments in africa.

Its been the prevailing order since the 70s

Hmm

Again, A fraction of what we take in

I can source if you want

But then again

You may take issue with...

Anti communist economists?

And that graph legit doesn't have dollar amounts on it

You said " this is what we spend"

And its a shit load of percentages

I believe lack of education to be part of the problem.

How about you use actual papers instead of out of context graphs

Would I be wrong?

And not entirely no

But that doesn't change we reap a stupid amount of money via debt

And SAPs

And war

@Comrade Skeltal As you can see, we are paying the all african governments needs in order for them to continue operation, and what have they done with this enormous amount of money? NOTHING. They let their population starve, and they keep the money to themselves.

Yes because America is constantly in a war with Africa.

Except that graph doesn't show anything

Its a shit load of percentages

With no dollar amounts

And its still a fraction of the money we pull out, Which I can still prove

So please cite an actual study or give context to where you grabbed it

Or you know

Dont

@Comrade Skeltal The percentages represent how much of their government is being paid by foriegn powers around the globe in the form of aid.

It is from the world bank, you clearly did not read the thing.

I didnt I saw a bunch of percentages and no dollar amounts,

and again

still a fraction of what we take in