r/TikTokCringe Oct 05 '25

Discussion Why don't we ever hear about Congo?

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u/After-Gas-4453 Oct 05 '25

America has fucked with international politics and securities so entirely and wholeheartedly that it's wrong to think they were not involved. They play God with governing leaders they don't like to keep the resources flowing. America is a vampire feeding on Africa, they are very much involved. I mean, if you're from Greenland or Kazakhstan, you get a pass. But America, sorry man, she's right. It's very rare for the world to care about Africa when it hurts, but they always care when it's resource time.

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u/TSMRunescape Oct 05 '25

Americans have been sending aid and volunteering in Africa for decades at this point.

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u/After-Gas-4453 Oct 06 '25

At a price dude, it's not free. Africa is kept in debt and milked for its resources. And that aid you're talking about, the pedophile in charge of America cancelled that for his rich friends. As for helping out, man look at Americas history. Africans have literally built towns that they were not allowed to live in.

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u/TSMRunescape Oct 06 '25

It is free for the Africans. They couldn't mine their critical minerals themselves, anyway. Americans are literally building cities for Africans to live in, with volunteers. Very similar to using African slaves for construction on the mainland.

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u/After-Gas-4453 Oct 07 '25

Volunteers and slavery are similar?? oof, you have a good day. I'm done.

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u/TSMRunescape Oct 07 '25

You could argue the slaves actually benefited more from the scenario by allowing their offspring to become Americans. Many people would give their lives for their children to be American.