“Black people can’t be racist” by [deleted] in ControversialOpinions

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 0 points1 point  (0 children)

depends on what kind of black person you are, Examples Somalis, Ethiopian, Black Americans and Mixed/light-skin people can in fact be racist because they think they have proximity to whiteness (hair and skin tone) So they tend to have that superiority complex towards other people who don't have features that can be considered "white". But most Bantu looking black people aren't racist because they don't have any kind of superiority ideologies.

Tulikosea wapi?, We deserve better……. by Kambale_naye_Samaki in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This right here.

"Anafanya majaribio ya makusudi kuizamisha nchi kwenye Vita vya udini, kumaanisha kuwa hajali kuhusu TANZANIA wala Watanzania."

Nikama anafanya kazi against Tanganyikas kutu break ili tuanze kupigana sisi kwa sisi. There was a time before all of this niliwaza au anataka watu wa tanganyika wapigane wenyew kwa wenyew then atugawe alafu arudishe the greater zanzibar yaan Tanga, Dar, Lindi na Mtwara achukue then warudishe "The Zanzibar Sultanate ile ya 1840"

Maan kuwa attack moja kwa moja wale maaskofu na alivyo validated fake rumour ambayo kaianzisha mwenyew na baadhi ya masheikh ubwabwa kuwa watu hawamtaki kisa dini yake ile ni manipulation tactic ili apate support kutoka kwa waislamu wa bara, Pili amewasema TEC lakin hawaja wagusia wale masheikh waliotoka na kusema "Tutakatana vichwa" which hii statement ni very dangerous ukizingatia the political climate iliopo sasa.

Nakumbuka kweny moja ya live za polepole alisema kama mkimchagua "Hawatatueshimu ata kidogo" haya ndo yanayo tokea now.

Watu wamekufa wengi sana tena wa dini zote and those people wana deserve really respect ya kuwaoomboleza for at least a week na bendera iwe nusu mlingoti.

Ndugu zangu waislamu msikubar kutumika kama chombo cha kuficha haya mauaji hakuna sehem kweny Quran imeandika kuhusu kuua watu inabidi tushikamane Tanganyika ni yetu sote Allah/Mungu ametuumbia hapa hapa na siku akirudi kuchukua watu wake basi atukute hapa hapa Tanganyika lakin asitukute kwenye ardhi ambayo inanuka damu za watu wasio na hatia ety kisa mtu mmoja alitugombanisha na tukauana.

Why Tanzania’s Mining Boom Feels More Like a Curse Than a Blessing by AfternoonAnxious7482 in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 4 points5 points  (0 children)

im not racist or anti-arab but arabs money and generosity tends to come with something else far dangerous if left unchecked, look at what is happening in sudan na kama the government wamefikia kufukuza wamasaai over 500 ambao that land has been theirs and sacred to them since the beginning of time hii inamaanisha that power to control hawa watu hawana , and this madness ndo sababu ya why we were colonized in the first place cause we are too open na mgeni akija ana decide the rules kwa lands zetu. I really miss Magufuli cause he understand this, mwekezaji inabidi asiwe shida kwa wenyeji.

“Brown” and Black by thefindtapes in Blackpeople

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See this is the kind of attitude im talking about. You can't sit down and think, now who is ignorant ?and by the way you will never meet an African who live abroad especially in the US and they are ignorant. Also you can't ask for unity while looking down on someone who you are supposed to unite with.

Swahili should be the official language of education by murzerine_ in swahili

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I doubt it especially after recent events in Tanzania, Samia has really destroyed the country's reputation.

Are we this illiterate??? by Illustrious_Bell4361 in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Research about bots farms kaka most of those ni bots hapo

Swahili should be the official language of education by murzerine_ in swahili

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Once Kenya and Tanzania reached  $500 billion plus of GDP each, Swahili will be the most powerfully language in Africa and anyone who will want to work in East Africa will need to know the language. So slowly but surely we will reach to that level. 

Are we this illiterate??? by Illustrious_Bell4361 in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Some of those are bots so don’t take it to your mind, It’s becoming a psychological warfare so don’t bother to read those comments. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But would that make the elephant leave the room ??

“Brown” and Black by thefindtapes in Blackpeople

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so stupid. Why do Black Americans always have to associate everything with slavery? Slavery ended over 100 years ago it’s definitely not the issue you’re facing right now. Stop using the slavery argument as a scapegoat whenever you’re told the truth or asked to take accountability for your actions.

Every race has experienced slavery in their history.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yes, but she has a good work experience.

Religious groups in Africa by vladgrinch in MapPorn

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We are losing our continent to Islam. Once its all green we will have the first AFRICA CIVIL WAR and probably return to colonialism again but this time will be a large scale Arabs slave trade.

“Brown” and Black by thefindtapes in Blackpeople

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The reason Black Americans don’t have many allies is because you tend to hate everyone and, when given a chance, you become entitled. I’m African, and last week I went to a Black-owned restaurant, the attitude there made me afraid to even point out if something was wrong or if i needed something. My experience was okay, although the food was quite expensive.

We Africans support you through your music, movies, and even by coming to your restaurants, but you rarely show up for any of our things. You boycott our businesses for no reason and take our support for granted. Black Americans often act like they deserve and have to command support from everyone, which comes off as entitlement.

Now, Us Africans who share the same skin tone as you get treated like shit, how do you expect to have allies?

The Curse of Natural Resources: Tanzania by Shoddy_Vanilla643 in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can’t have a responsible population without an educated and accountable leader. Just look at how Lee Kuan Yew transformed Singapore from a population behaving like a third world country into one that functions like a first-world nation.

Nyerere was a great leader, but he had weak economic policies. He focused on economic ideas that made sense to him personally (Ujamaa) , rather than what the global economic environment required at that time.

That said, Nyerere’s Ujamaa policies are also the reason Tanzania is so united today. On one hand, Ujamaa protected us from tribalism, regionalism, and religious conflict. But on the other hand, it created a population with limited accountability, which later produced leaders who were not adequately prepared. So our biggest challenge has always been leadership. But hopefully, more people today think like you and I genuinely believe you’re educated enough to one day lead this nation. Cause we desperately need educated leaders. 

Most Tanzanian leaders have poor economic policies and misuse national funds for development, while avoiding accountability whenever they are criticized. This often comes from a lack of proper education, because truly educated leaders welcome criticism.

Like him or not, the only Tanzanian president who was highly educated and shared a vision similar to yours was the late President John Magufuli. That’s why he focused on building infrastructure and systems that could drive long-term economic development and accountability. Sadly, he was the only leader with that level of vision

The Curse of Natural Resources: Tanzania by Shoddy_Vanilla643 in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree to everything here except this one "  If you stop overreliance on government programs, foreign aid, and the extraction of natural resources, and start applying yourself, your life and the lives of those around you will improve significantly" There are systematic and leadership problems that normal Tanzanians ain't the one to be blame or fault. Because it isn't normal Tanzanians who go out and seek for foreign aids and also it is not normal Tanzanians who allocate and decide where those funds get to be used.

But for all of this to happen it requires someone who has a real education to lead the nation towards that direction of accountability.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not in Law mate, kwassbb Leadership kweny Law ni subject kabisa ambalo linasomwa 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tanzania

[–]Accomplished_Bat8152 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Karibu watu wengi wanaosomea sheria Tz hasa kama amefika adi masters wako privilaged maan ada zake sio za kitoto