• JJROKCZ@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Africa is still developing so data privacy is the least of their concerns. They’re focusing on creating stable corruption free governments that don’t undergo a coup or civil war every 5 years, and having a hell of a time with that.

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        Africa is an enormous continent, it contains 53 different countries and what you said is only true of a handful of them.

        I don’t blame you, I blame the eurocentric educational system and news media.

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        that don’t undergo a coup or civil war every 5 years, and having a hell of a time with that.

        If by “having a hell of a time with that” you mean “the US loves shutting down developing nations”, absolutely.

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          There is no evidence the US has been involved in the last several coups, we’ve been supporting efforts at fair democratic processes and development in Africa for years.

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            Good joke. The US is literally AT ALL TIMES trying to destabilize any country that could potentially pose a problem to their hegemony. As recently as 2022 it has been PROVEN that US agencies tried (unsuccessfully) to undermine Brazilian democracy, as an example. (Before you try to change subjects - yes, Brazil is not in Africa. It’s just a concrete example you can’t dodge with argumentation).