and poverty

Same with the christians in Sub-Saharan Africa

Many of those have to do with them dealing with post-colonial conflicts

Yea. Colonialism halted the growth of African nations.

A good example is the Rwandan Genocide was mainly fueled by a post-colonial conflict between the Hutu and the Tutsi's

Well I wouldn't say it halted the growth of the African nations, there's really no way we can measure how the African countries would of grown without colonial rule

It just caused major ethnic tensions since the borders the Europeans drew were not accurate, and often left different tribes or ethnic groups in 1 nation

This halted growth

It was one way it did

Yea the ethnic tensions did cause growth to slow, but one could argue that the technology and knowledge Europeans brought to Africa could of helped it grow much faster during the colonial years then it would have without the Europeans, but of course this is all just speculation

Yea

Africa's isolation from Europe before colonialism really hurt them

Hardly an epic debate when all I see are nasty liberals

Scroll up

You'll find something else

All I see are several individuals harassing someone over their faith. Tsk tsk

All I see are cis white males doing what cis white males do best, ruin lives

tsk tsk

Lmao

You mean building civilization

But okay

Civilizations weren't started by Europe

But Okay

^

Mesopotamia pretty much

Lol

https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/laws-suppressing-boycotts-israel-dont-prevent-discrimination-they-violate-civil

Anti Semitic pigs.

They need to be oppressed.

Wtf dude why do you always go to the extreme

lol

You should be able to boycott Israel in America

This isn’t Israel

How does one boycott a country

Not sure but a teacher was fired because she didn’t agree not to boycott Israel

That’s pretty messed up

Woah

Especially in America

Public teacher ?

Yes

That’s even worse