letsrun is for fools wrote:
I am obviously not saying that most East Africans think America would be the best place to visit based solely off of one hand-shaking. I am using several examples (out of thousands) to give you an idea of what it is like every day when I lived in Kenya (and traveled through Tanzania and Rwanda).
Look, I stuck up for you when you initially made a serious post and people called you a liar. Then I didn't realize that your posts degenerated just to troll the people who called you liars. I didn't realize somebody would waste their time on that. But whatever.
Now why are you petulantly disagreeing with everything I write?
Anybody who has spent any time in East Africa will tell you that America holds a special place in the hearts of East Africans, even moreso since Obama. That's simply a fact. It's honestly not worth arguing over.
I hope you find some kindness and love at some point in your travels. You clearly need it. Goodbye.
You're obviously not saying that? I think your use of "obvious" is a bit of an exaggeration.
It really ruffles your feathers that you think you did this great service for "sticking up for me" yet I refuse to acknowledge that, huh?
Guess what. It was not, is not, and never will be needed! I have never cared what some troll thought concerning my travels. It never mattered. It was always irrelevant. I know I've repeated that at least five times now. At this point I'm wondering if a picture would help you finally grasp this very simple point.
A fact? I think you need some educating in regards to what constitutes a fact. Throw in "gross generalizations" as well to make it a proper lesson.
Alright, this is the third time you've said goodbye. Will there be a fourth?
Now I see why I have to repeat everything so many times to you. You have to repeat your own words multiple times.