there isn't an argument -- it's blood libel for forced redistribution.
Just listen to the Night Owls podcast at nightowls.biz
The TPHuang Podcast, the Steve Hsu Podcast, the Future Moldovan Citizen/Nightmare Vision Podcast, the Bill Simmons Podcast, the Ryen Russilio Podcast, The Zach Lowe Podcast, Maybe A Little Bit of Ezra Klein, War on the Rocks, Maybe a few CSIS videos.
Blacks are just a more primitive race closer to that of a monkey.
Not to sound racist but it's pretty fucking clear that we evolved from monkeys guys.
We have 30 different species of cats you think all humans are the same?
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Botswana’s relative safety compared to other African countries and U.S. urban ghettos stems from a combination of stable governance, economic factors, and social dynamics. Here’s a breakdown:
- Stable Governance and Low Corruption: Botswana has maintained a consistent democratic system since its independence in 1966, with peaceful transitions of power and minimal political violence. The country ranks high on governance indices, with Transparency International’s 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index scoring Botswana 39th globally (higher than most African nations). Strong institutions and rule of law reduce systemic instability that fuels crime in other African countries like Somalia or South Sudan, where governance is weaker.
- Economic Stability: Botswana’s economy, driven by diamond mining and prudent fiscal management, has fostered a relatively high GDP per capita for sub-Saharan Africa (around $7,900 in 2024, per World Bank estimates). This reduces extreme poverty, a key driver of crime. In contrast, many African nations face higher poverty rates, fueling unrest and illegal activities. U.S. urban ghettos, while in a wealthier country, often suffer from concentrated poverty and systemic inequality, leading to higher crime rates.
- Low Violent Crime Rates: Botswana’s homicide rate is around 10-12 per 100,000 people (UNODC data), lower than countries like South Africa (36/100,000) or Nigeria (22/100,000). U.S. urban ghettos, such as parts of Chicago or St. Louis, can see homicide rates exceeding 50/100,000 in high-risk areas due to gang activity and easy access to firearms. Botswana’s strict gun laws and lower gang prevalence help curb violent crime.
- Social Cohesion: Botswana’s population is relatively homogeneous, with the Tswana ethnic group dominating, reducing ethnic tensions that drive conflict in countries like Rwanda or the Democratic Republic of Congo. U.S. ghettos often face racial and social divides, exacerbating crime. Additionally, Botswana’s investment in education and healthcare fosters social stability.
- Rural vs. Urban Dynamics: Much of Botswana’s population lives in less densely populated areas, reducing the urban overcrowding that amplifies crime in places like Lagos or U.S. inner cities. While Gaborone has urban challenges, they’re less intense than in Johannesburg or Detroit.
- Historical Context: Unlike many African nations plagued by colonial-era border disputes or civil wars, Botswana avoided major conflicts post-independence. This contrasts with countries like Zimbabwe or Angola, where historical unrest lingers. U.S. ghettos, meanwhile, grapple with legacies of segregation, redlining, and disinvestment, creating entrenched crime hotspots.
However, Botswana isn’t without issues—petty crime like theft can occur, and inequality persists. Still, its proactive governance and economic management make it safer than many peers. For real-time crime data or specific comparisons, I can search X or the web if you’d like.
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Simp
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Apparently diversity is not a strength even in Botswana
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The Nick Mullen Listener Candidate.
Kamala Harris 107 days? Sounds like a dope book club topic...
Kamala is a literal r3tard.
America dodged a bullet by not letting her win.
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The Dominic Cummings Podcast.
The Signals and Threads Podcast.
The Ross Douthat Podcast on the NYT.
I spin up an AI agent every morning to scour cyberspace for new Peter Thiel, Dominic Cummings, Curtis Yarvin podcast appearances.
The Scott Locklin on Science Blog.
New 3 Hour Long Nick Land Podcast Straight Into My Veins. Rust Cohle Meth.jpg
Signals?
Smoke
i guess it wouldnt be the first time i had a bad mafia read