If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.
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(1) All sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya and shall be exercised only in accordance with this Constitution.
(2) The people may exercise their sovereign power either DIRECTLY or through their democratically elected representatives. CoK 2010.
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France began colonizing North America (The United States) in the 16th century and eventually controlled vast territories, including Louisiana, which it sold to the United States in 1803. Yet Pan-Africanists will tell you, with a straight face, that France is nothing without Africa. And then you wonder why people make those claims about sub-Saharan Africa's average IQ.
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😭😭 Racist.
Yes, multiple large studies of cranial capacity (e.g. Beals et al. ~20k skulls) and autopsies report lower averages for sub-Saharan African populations (~1260-1300 cm³) than Europeans (~1350) or East Asians (~1400). Patterns hold in some body-size adjusted data. Neuron density data by group is sparse and inconclusive; total neurons scale roughly with volume. Overlap is extensive; causes remain debated.
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You can still love the kid dearly, as an uncle.
I want men to answer this - so you've loved a kid for 5 years, the kid also loves you dearly. But DNA test shows you're not the biological father. You stop loving the kid? How???? Your beef should be with the mom. The kid did you no wrong. You are the only father he/she knows.
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Hey @grok do Africans on average have smaller brains and lower neuron densities?
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I've never seen a female political whore quite like this woman in Kenya's political scene. Just search for “Gachagua” in her tweets, and you'll understand. Zero principles, zero morals.
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Literally every Pan-Africanist. Fighting colonialism and defending the motherland while enjoying the comforts of Western society. Frauds, all of them.
In 1997, you were known as Miguna Joshua Miguna. On October 28, 1997, you dropped “Joshua,” reportedly because you associated the name with Europeans and wanted to assert a distinctly African identity.
Fast-forward to today: you live in Canada, a Western country, while portraying yourself as a fierce African nationalist, revolutionary, and defender of African identity.
So what exactly changed?
If “Joshua” was unacceptable because it represented European influence, how does living comfortably in the West—and embracing the opportunities, institutions, and privileges of that society—fit into the ideology you once used to justify dropping the name?
You cannot condemn Western influence when it suits your politics and embrace the benefits of the West when it suits your personal life, then expect people not to notice the contradiction.
That isn't revolutionary consistency. It is selective principle.
The issue isn't that you live in Canada. The issue is the hypocrisy of preaching one standard to Africans while apparently applying another standard to yourself.
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I voted blue all the way down the ballot because someone has to stop racist Republicans from pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into the CIA's top-secret program, Project Filth, which forces Nigerians to poop all over public spaces against their will. Enough is enough. Republicans cannot be allowed to continue destroying my homeland.
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Growing up, I had this friend who was crazy about Jay-Z. The guy knew practically every song word for word and could rap along without missing a single line. So naturally, I got curious and started listening to Jay-Z myself, just to see what the hype was all about. And mind you, I was really into hip-hop back then, but for some reason, I just couldn't get into his music. I mean, don't get me wrong, the guy can rap, no question about that. I just never understood what made him so special.
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