>one of the first African countries to be Christian>didn't get colonizedBased department?
Ethiopa and Cape Verde are the only good African countries. Cape Verde is obviously better as it's the only European blooded country in Europe and the most developed one, but Ethiopa is a close second, it has resisted Muslim encroachments,and is somewhat developed,unlike Somalia
>>17438285Umm akshually
>>17438285Based indeed for creating reggae
>>17438304Didn't even made the Ethiopians speak Italian, lmao what a terrible colonization.
>>17438299Countries that usually fight back against colonization and fight against forced occupation are the most developed.
>>17438312Zimbabwe
>>17438312Absolutely no LMAO
>>17438299>Cape Verde>most developed onelmao
>>17438312How do you explain South Africa then?
>>17438285They were very developed, had philosophy, unique architecture and even preserved a kinda ethnic pluralism for a long time.
>>17438285They are already West Eurasian colonizers themselves lmao, their entire paternal line is Semitic
>>17438659No cares about that though.
>>17438299>Cape VerdeDoesn't seem very European to me
>>17438659Do you now what a colonizer is exactly.
>>17438667A foreign group unrelated to that one present, coming in and either displacing the natives or exploiting them for their own benefit. Any lameman would agree that this was colonialism and exploitation if given the context as most people aware of the rape and conquest of Sudan think that was colonialism and imperialism.
>>17438677So you are intentionally being stupid then. Either that your you've been on Twitter too long and soaked up the retard aura there. Not sure how one can compare the RSF to a multiple wave migration event that happened several millennia ago in Eastern Africa
>>17438705>Colonialism is just what happened 200 years ago braindead take
>>17438659>SemeticEdomite is deferent than Jewish. Not all semites are alike.
>>17438312Nope. The countries that got most extensively colonized ended up being more prosperous today.https://ideas.repec.org/p/nbr/nberwo/18162.html
