Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@JordanBPeterson says : You're welcome to subscribe to my clips channel for additional content: https://www.youtube.com/c/JordanBPetersonClips>> <<@vblake530530 says : Dr Peterson is in Full Therapists Mode. I love it.>> <<@vblake530530 says : Oh my God. I’m African American and I’m a Closet Jordan Pearson follower. I need a Twelve Step Program.>> <<@JohnW.WarnerIV says : Pushing one race ahead of others is not an answer to social problems. Nor is fomenting dissent and distraction by killing people of color to keep all the little people fighting racially amongst themselves. No one will rise up to defeat the powers that be in the shadows. Education will only go so far if you are from a poor country as a person of color. Rich, white corporate, royal, banking and tech-savvy people at the top of the heap of the economic ladder worldwide cant remain there if everyone is equal and wealth is fairly distributed.>> <<@Ingreed13 says : Well yes, there were tribes before the colonialists came. But what was the state of civilization in Africa in those tribes at that point? What point has the European civilization reached at 1500, and contrast how was the architecture, the infrastructure, the culture in Africa at 1500? What big thinkers and writers did you have, what cultural achievements? What kind of laws did you? What kind of religion did it have? What kind of mentality? And please compare to Europe and tell me why was such a huge difference in development. Because the poverty in Africa today does certainly not come from the colonialism, which civilized and constructed in Africa a lot, but it also does not come from laws who limit business making. It actually comes, just like before the colonialism- because the colonialists did not find a flourishing wealthy culture there, they found just primitive poor tribes living on a day-to-day basis who were then civilized by them, it comes from this huge gap of underdevelopment of Africa, from all points of view. Through colonialism the difference was maybe with 500 years reduced and through globalism now it gets always further reduced. But come to the root of the problem, explain why was Africa in the state it was in the 1500’. Also the native Americans when they were found by the colonialists they were also not in a very different state. Why was that? And please don’t tell that if colonialists hadn’t come, because you were practising free trading, Africa would have been prosperous now! Please! This is just ridiculous! If colonialists never came, Africans would have lived today maybe like Europeans around year 1200-1500!>> <<@user-qi8zc5ub9u says : Very eloquent lady and speaks the truth about Africa…it has all the resources to make it great 👍>> <<@singingone1 says : Depression is a spirit entity. Believe it. You got attacked because you opened yourself to God's plan for you life. "You prepare a "table" before me in the presence of my enemies.......">> <<@singingone1 says : Suggesting a "Damascus road" experience. Paul was blinded. The situation got his attention. Life is ALL BETWEEN GOD and us. Repentance goes a long way to a better life. "In all our ways we acknowledge HIM and HE will make our path straight.">> <<@joserodrigues_br says : So many annoying interruptions. So rude.>> <<@kcpauz says : What an energetic person, loved it.>> <<@ravencrow2129 says : Wow i never heard of a black woman more sophisticated than her. I hope she achieves her goals of human flourishing.>> <<@garthtagge3526 says : Where is BLM when there is 400 and some murders in Chicago mostly black on black crime???>> <<@tobe1207 says : I don't like that the climate thing is politicized. Idk all about global warming so I'm not talking about that part. But the issue being lumped in and dismissed because it's the lefts stance and their other stances are bad, that worries me. Because dismissing it as a whole means dismissing pollution, and if experts say that pollution isn't bad, their full of shit. I'm talking about excessive smoke stacks,oil spills,smog, endless litter. And I'm not saying that we should ban cars or anything like that. But simple things like not having plastic everywhere, actually recycling (my city started that, they charge you more tax, fine you if you don't do it right... Then they dump it with the trash and don't recycle it, fcked up). Im not a hippie, just don't like the road to eventually living in a sludgey world and i don't want to live in a plastic,sterile world>> <<@MsJaneJake says : Great points all around. Senegal has the best music. I want to visit there one day.>> <<@sophielily2015 says : I luv u Magatte! You’ve given me so much education, so fascinating 🤓….you’re so sophisticated, yet so down to earth and sincere… a true inspiration 🌺… thank you so much for this interview 👏🏾!>> <<@ennokarr says : I wish this type of conversation was happening in schools and on campuses around the world. This woman's work is incredible and she is an amazing human being.>> <<@chasethesunriseportugal says : What a fascinating woman she is! Wow! Great interview! All the love and light and power to her and her endeavours!>> <<@The2masina says : In March 2008, former French President Jacques Chirac said: “Without Africa, France will slide down into the rank of a third [world] power” Did you know many African countries continue to pay colonial tax to France since their independence till today! At this very moment I’m writing this , 14 african countries are obliged by France, trough a colonial pact, to put 85% of their foreign reserve into France central bank under French minister of Finance control. Until now, 2014, Togo and about 13 other african countries still have to pay colonial debt to France. African leaders who refuse are killed or victim of coup. Those who obey are supported and rewarded by France with lavish lifestyle while their people endure extreme poverty, and desperation. country, taking all their property and destroying anything that which could not be moved: schools, nurseries, public administration buildings were crumbled; cars, books, medicine, research institute instruments, tractors were crushed and sabotaged; horses, cows in the farms were killed, and food in warehouses were burned or poisoned.The purpose of this outrageous act was to send a clear message to all other colonies that the consequences for rejecting France would be very high. Slowly fear spread through the african elite, and none after the Guinea events ever found the courage to follow the example of Sékou Touré, whose slogan was “We prefer freedom in poverty to opulence in slavery.”In fact during that turbulent period of African fighting to liberate themselves from European colonization, France would repeatedly use many ex Foreign legionnaires to carry out coups against elected presidents: Number of Coups in Africa by country _______________________ Ex French colonies Other African countries😊 Togo 1 Egypte 1 Tunisia 1 Libye 1 Cote d’Ivoire 1 Equatorial Guinea 1 Madagascar 1 Guinea Bissau 2 Rwanda 1 Liberia 2 Algeria 2 Nigeria 3 Congo – RDC 2 Ethiopia 3 Mali 2 Ouganda 4 Guinea Conakry 2 Soudan 5 SUB-TOTAL 1 13 Congo 3 Tchad 3 Burundi 4 Central Africa 4 Niger 4 Mauritania 4 Burkina Faso 5 Comores 5 SUB-TOTAL 2 32 TOTAL (1 + 2) 45 TOTAL 22 the CFA banks or the central banks of the African states .” Wrote Dr. Gary K. Busch It’s now estimated that France is holding close to 500 billions African countries money yearly in its treasury, and would do anything to fight anyone who want to shed a light on this dark side of the old empire. The African countries don’t have access to that money. However, saying it's just a small problem is extremely disappointing and worrying. Giving that to every other developed country is still benefiting throughout centuries really doesn't make sense..>> <<@TheDwarvenDefender says : Those who throw around phrases like "diverse perspectives..." I wonder how they would react to hers.>> <<@libertyjustice9201 says : I've met a lot of Africans in the construction trade and all of them rejected victimhood. They worked hard and made something of themselves! Unfortunately for the blacks in America, they've been conditioned into a victimhood mentality to keep them down and dependent on the Democrat party. Hopefully for the future of the black community they will wake to this fact and start rejecting the sick party to non-existence!>> <<@palindrom8369 says : What a smart lady what an inspiring energy, honest and rational thinking human being. Love her.>> <<@MikelBardsdale says : Doesn't matter. The division is too big. Whites are using it on our greedy foremen.>> <<@KaitlinRoseKnows says : This was awe-inspiring and the world needs to listen 👂 and adk themselves why they do this climate stuff. Amazing, shes very informative and inspirational. ❤god bless her!>> <<@MinkaAlexander says : holy fuck i think i love her>> <<@user-fc6yp1xq1i says : What an incredible woman>> <<@erikatello8741 says : Very intelligent woman that did not accept being a victim but to strive to be the best for herself and others!! Totally inspirational ! No victim mentality blaming others but taking control over the circumstances ! BRAVO :)>> <<@JamesJustice-rs5yc says : W L R>> <<@yohannes5408 says : My country Ethiopia almost none colonized nation but there was slave trade with in Ethiopians even after colonizers. And with worst poletical and economical problem of the continent.>> <<@georgemckendrickbryce9863 says : Absolutely elegant and interesting guest. Really enjoyed listening to Magatte's perspective. Really opened my mind about common law and the economy.>> <<@fadegawelday5727 says : I am from Eritrea and i agree 💯 with what you are saying. Eritrea is still using the Italian Colony infrastructure and the dictatorial government of Eritrea has done almost nothing for the last more than 30 years and could not even keep the Italian infrastructure functional by renovating>> <<@kaundinyagotramahadevputra3176 says : The permanent Constituency of the Communist or Socialist or the Leftist is the Luddite.>> <<@kaundinyagotramahadevputra3176 says : What happened toMargatte Wade at a peak in her success was the same as what happened to Lord Byron about Greece, while he was having a great time in Italy.>> <<@richardque4952 says : The left using climate chan ge as a plotical tool to dismantle capitslism>> <<@wendellbabin6457 says : 1:19:32 Jordan needs to hook up Ms. Wade with Bjorn Lomberg.>> <<@wendellbabin6457 says : 42:52 I wonder if Ms. Mrs? Wade has made the connection that so many miss that the United States is a "Former Colony" as well? And UNLIKE so many more recent ones had to fight a war for our freedom that was a very close call. And that our former colonizer is now one of our closest Allies and that the Country, arguably, France, that many say helped make US independence ultimately achievable, has been one of the Least reliable allies in our History ever since. Ally when it is convenient for France. Arrogant contempt pretty much when it isn't. Maybe something to think about going forward. Folks also forget that Britain was the "Colonizer" who fought for over a Century to end the Transatlantic and also the Indian Ocean slave trade. And only in the last few years or so finished paying off the last of what it cost. Also their first Independent Colony fought a Civil War where more Americans died than even in WWII. maybe even BOTH of them to end slavery finally in the US. Folks also forget that the argument over slavery almost derailed Independence issue itself. Twice. Because no one could figure out how to proceed afterward. Something the US has struggled with ever since and now rears it's head yet again in the current "Woke" iteration that is really a thinly veiled Religion of Neo-Communism fused with some sort of Pagan Nature worship mixed with a reboot of a Roman Bacchus Cult. I would be beyond wonderful if Africa could get it's act together. It is still a work in progress in the US. And NOT the kind the "Progressives" here will ever bother to understand I don't think, or likely ever contribute much to other than negatively. Besides take potshots at constantly and pat each other on the backs for everything they manage to destroy that took literally Centuries for Civilization to claw it's way up from.>> <<@user-yp9ls1vs7l says : I have being following magatte for a while and she is just what africa needs. She and frank stevens are two of my favourites. 🇿🇦❤️ Magatte>> <<@AlexaOleksa says : 16:13 I don't want to play the gender card, but alas, i think she felt fault of her success because she is empathetic by nature, maybe as a creative person and maybe because she as a women more empathetically tuned As well as overall love for her people and wish for the country to do well. I can really relate here tbh, cause most empathetic people beat themselves the most for th they "could do more/not enough for others", selfish people don't do that>> <<@freestudio21 says : Thank you, Magatte, thank you, Jordan. This is really life-changing. These words are not for Africa only, they are for my country Ukraine as well. May God bless you both>> <<@wasweisich8685 says : Such a great woman. I am from Germany. Finding solutions is the right answer. And people all over the world can do it, if you only let them. 💕>> <<@petecotter6790 says : Big elephant in the room. Let's get real here, what black country has been economically viable? I cannot think of one... I believe in the bell curve and human nature.>> <<@rashidsavage6806 says : Dr Peterson you invite ppl that belive in their own blackness, i would love to see him interview someone like Dr Umar Johnson.>> <<@SapphireKnightofWhiteLotusCity says : "These anti fossil fuels zelics are the new racists of our time" one of the most powerful statements I've ever heard>> <<@kilcar says : She is an inspiration for all.>> <<@kilcar says : Mortality would be far far more than 1.3 billion, but that is exactly what Globalists want, extermination of at least 1/2 the human population. The Environmental movement that mutated in 1970 into a Maoist death cult of an anti- Human cabal has metastisized into yet another diabolical entity, that being an elitist "Globalist " totalitarian death cult.>> <<@emailfeifei says : To both, this is amazing. This twisted history telling of victimisation also manifests itself everywhere, which I grew up in China, it’s like all is fault of Japan and colonialism by Western countries. The continuous economic problem “is” of course also as a result of the West/ capitalism, government and policies are of course never wrong…>> <<@nerea4327 says : Just finished her book. Can't recommend it enough!>> <<@sumanmajumdar7884 says : 52:15 is it Burkina Faso? Because ad per my knowledge taiore encouging enterpreneurship>> <<@WanderingFreeTV says : Absolutely INCREDIBLE woman, this was a materclass on economic freedom and how the lack of it can stagnate and impoverish an entire continent that just happens to have the highest amount and most diverse natural resources on earth! There has always been something very, very wrong with that picture. Astounding!>> <<@wenachadwell7833 says : Real Recognize Real Facts Facts 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉>> <<@cheaze69 says : I showered that way in Kenya!!>>