My problem with this sub is that women are clearly into men, just not 90% of us. They are chadsexuals

Women are into men, they’re just not into 90% of men. They go feral over Chad and will throw themselves at his feet and sacrifice their first born just to be with him. I’ve seen the first hand from a Chad friend, he had a roster of girls that all knew about eachother but they didn’t care because they got to be with chad. Women regularly make wild thirst comments all over social media about various chads, comments so horny that if a man said them they’d go to jail. So I think women are into men, they’re just not into us. they are Chad only.

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 14 days ago

Why is western aid seemingly useless, but Chinese aid is quickly developing Africa?

I’m not sure if this accurate or not but just what other africans have told me. the narrative in the west for a while was that aid money was essentially useless because Africans were so corrupt, and that’s why western aid seemingly never developed Africa.

But for some reason, Chinese aid seems to be making huge progress in Africa even though they’ve been in Africa for much less time. infrastructure, dams, schools, hospitals, roads etc. and it shows in Africans opinions towards China. In polls they view China more favorably economically and Chinese culture like Buddhism seems to be growing. I saw a quote that said “everytime Britain comes we get a lecture, every time China comes we get a hospital”.

How true is this assessment, and if so why is there such a disparity between western aid and Chinese aid?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 1 month ago
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Can the mods here do their job and moderate the subreddit? Or give it up to Haitians who actually care about Haitians and our community?

Half of this sub is non-Haitians like Dominicans or Americans who insult Haitians on our own subreddit. This should be a space where Haitians don’t have to face racism or be on guard, where Haitians should be able to speak freely without being insulted due to our nationality. I’ve seen the mods say that they purposefully lightly moderate the subreddit, so if they already do basically nothing, why not give up the sub to people who actually care about Haitians and creating spaces for Haitians? In this time, Haitians should be united and should support each other, including building online communities that are pro-Haitian. No other communities would allow vitriol within them like this, it just shows the disunity among Haitians even on the internet.

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 1 month ago
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What do Africans think of black unity?

I’m Haitian and believe that with the rise of fascism and white supremacy across the world, now more than ever black people need to unite as one black family and struggle against western capitalist exploitation and racism.

However, I feel as if most Africans don’t feel the same way. When reading threads about this, the common opinion was that most people in Africa don’t think about their race much but rather their tribe or nation. The recent pogrom of black immigrants in South Africa while letting the white exploiters remain seems to back this up. Is this is an accurate reading? Do most Africans want black unity? Do you?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 1 month ago

What do you guys think of black unity?

I’m Haitian and believe that with the rise of fascism and white supremacy across the world, now more than ever black people need to unite as one black family and struggle against western capitalist exploitation and racism.

However, I feel as if most Africans don’t feel the same way. When reading threads about this, the common opinion was that most people in Africa don’t think about their race much but rather their tribe or nation. The recent pogrom of black immigrants in South Africa while letting the white exploiters remain seems to back this up. Is this is an accurate reading? Do most Africans want black unity? Do you?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/haiti

What are family structures like in Haiti?

in America there’s a stereotype of black people growing up without fathers. I went to a school with all white people and some would make jokes about me not having a father, even though I did. But I grew up in a Haitian household and not a black American household so it made me wonder if Haiti had the same problem of single mothers and dead beat fathers, or is it normal for Haitians to have stronger family structures and two parent households?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago

So was “Sherlock” a normal name back then?

I was just thinking that I have never met someone named Sherlock. I have never heard of a celebrity named Sherlock. I have never heard of a historical figure named Sherlock. I have never heard of another character in any piece of media named Sherlock besides Sherlock Holmes.

the name sherlock seems to be incredibly rare today, but in Victorian england, was this name relatively common? Or at least normal enough to where the readers would have heard of it before? Or was it just a cool sounding name the author made up on the spot, but nobody had heard of a person named sherlock before this?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago

How are transgender people viewed in your country?

In the USA transgender people have become a huge issue, with the right wing saying that they’re mentally ill and sexual predators and the left wing defending them and supporting gender affirmation surgeries mostly. The trans women in women’s sports or in women’s bathrooms was a huge issue and imo convinced many people to vote for Trump.

it has me wondering how are transgender people viewed in Latin America? in Haiti I’ve never really heard anyone speak about them, but if its anything like how Haitians feel about gay people its not good to say the least. I have no issue with them though, I just feel bad that they have to live in a time where they’re so hated.

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago

Morality of watching true crime?

Im ngl i really like true crime. I’m not even really sure why i love it so much but i watch it while doing schoolwork, cooking, gaming, and even to help me fall asleep lol. Seeing memes like this does make me feel kinda shitty because it’s real people’s trauma Im enjoying listening to, but I can’t help it idk it scratches an itch😭. is watching true crime for entertainment immoral?

u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago

Could your country defend against an invasion from the United States.

it might sound like a stupid question because America is so powerful. But countries like Vietnam and Afghanistan showed it was possible, so do you think your country could do the same?

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u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago

Morality of torturing people forever because they didn’t believe you existed?

I used to be a Christian and the concept of hell never made sense to me, even in kindergarten when I first heard of it. If god is really willing to torture humans forever just because they never believed he existed(especially when he doesn’t give much evidence that he does exist besides a fucking book), he is more evil than almost any human who ever existed. Maybe up there with Hitler or Jeffrey dahmer, but I dont even think those people would torture people for eternity if given the opportunity. They just wanted to kill and enslave people, god takes this shit to a whole new level

u/Morales_Sheila8478 — 2 months ago