also the 2 super powers both didnt like colonization

usa didnt like colonization and the soviets obviously didnt either

Yes

the biggest mistake the USA made on their anti colonization spree was isolating rhodesia

cause it was actually a functioning african state

@Andrew Popa 2.0 Some people genuinely believed in it though

Sure, but that doesn't change much

The end result still wasn't an improvement in the well-being of the natives

@Danacrag what the fuck is wrong with you

> Ban dana

WTF discord

I hate you

Nothing at all

Apart from depression and autism

Loneliness

Gender dysphoria...

Some psychopathy

@Monstrous Moonshine you do have a point

That's not gender dysphoria that's the liberal brainwashing

I wish american never took slaves

Rhodesia was going to either collapse or reform either way though @Kinky Kitsune (Coomer)

there wouldn't be any niggers

It's only ally in the region was South Africa

Which wasn't that willing to get involved in wars with other African countries

africa would be a lot better off with more intelligent rulers ngl

The south wanted em

@Andrew Popa 2.0 im saying if the us didnt isolate rhodesia and help fight the communist rebels

@Blaster Master There were similar beliefs with slavery as well, among some Confederate generals, that is was an institution to civilize negros and that once freed, they could be assimilated.

also the portugese were an ally too

sicne they had the same rebebls to deal with

The US wasn't some all-powerful entity though, there's only so much they can do

It was the Cold War, they had a lot of other, more important proxy wars to focus on

@Monstrous Moonshine Thomas Jefferson, himself being a slave owner, supported the emancipation of slaves, though not for the reason you might think. The whole point of aboloshing slavery was to free them and then send them back to africa.

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/681255175515930674/694725501595418624/bw8_aWm9fPZOwtKK.mp4

Blaster is correct, see Liberia

@Blaster Master I know about that.

Even Lincoln wanted that

The Founding Fathers never intended America to be a "boiling pot", this is made obvious by every naturalization pact since 1776 to 1965

Rhodesia wasn't even supported by the US during the war

It was supported mainly by Israel and Portugal

No it was