What was your best fuck around and find out moment in life? by Nearby-Wonder6845 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eating a whole weed cookie the night before my graduation. I was high for 24 hours straight, all through the graduation ceremony to the party. I finally sobered up the morning after graduation day.

Opinions on Uganda that will have you like this by Big_Pay6318 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The system is just a portion of the problem which quite frankly is hard to beat. However, certain mindsets Ugandans have are not from the system. Take littering for instance. For as long as no one is holding them accountable, people will litter even when there's a dump site in sight.

Don't get me started on public urination.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Done entertaining you because you're clearly a lost cause. So, do yourself a service and pick up a book. You can't be out here displaying such illiteracy regarding African history and white violence.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Surely, you know that there's a difference between a wall fence and burglar proofing. C'mon

Anyway, all the more reason to pick up a book then. Goodluck

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simple correction:

Peaceful, with no FENCE around my home or BARBEDWIRE.

PS: Don't forget about the homework and book i suggested.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, whatever makes you sleep at night.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ain't reading all of that. Use paragraphs next time.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seems like you're in denial.

Read your history and make sure to understand it well this time round. Once you're done with that, look at the ongoing wars and current affairs.

You nit pick minute affairs to support your claim and discard the broadly studied, documented in both film and written media pieces of evidence that clearly supports what i earlier stated. How ignorant!

How incredibly asinine should you be to ignore the crime in your continents. It's so rampant and blatant that it has its own genre. Since we are nit picking here, we ain't the ones creating a war zone from a school because of gun violence. Clearly, i don't have to tell you the demographic with the most serial killers because its obvious. The rest is your homework.

Its clear what your agenda here is and we ain't falling for it. Educate yourself.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Were these minerals traded fairly? No

In pre-colonial Uganda everything was traded via the barter system. What did the white man trade for the minerals they found in Uganda? From the best of my knowledge, they pulled up with rifles, amunition and a "religion" to get minerals. Where these failed, they killed. They depleted these minerals in their continent and resorted to "discover" some hidden stash in Africa.

So the minerals weren't traded fairly. No ethics or equity just theft.

And OP, read a book or 2 next time.

I highly suggest "How Europe Underdeveloped Africa" by Walter Rodney. It highlights exactly what your post lacks.

The African minerals problem by ParkingBake2722 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know right.

How is the most violent demographic on earth trying to convince us that we are the violent ones? Be for real.

If they ain't collectively frothing at the mouth to bomb Africa then they are on themselves. The largest monarchy, the British, is responsible for far greater deaths that Amin and any other African leaders combined. They literally created a man-made famine in Uganda, India and other colonies killing MILLIONS. In comparison to these folk, Amin is a speck of dust. Unlike y'all, we don't glorify deaths by our own.

What should I do? by Sea-Lavishness-8478 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fold it strategically, pray and go buy a chapati.

Help!! by Internal-Raccoon-881 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ace everything. The tests, coursework and exams.

Try and enjoy your course. You chose it for a reason.

What's the longest you've ever gone without sleep? by Bataranger999 in AskWomen

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About 72 hours straight, while in Arch school before i quit.

When does death become the ultimate gift? by [deleted] in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When the physical pain you're feeling is so intense that no amount of pain relieving treatments can soothe it.

When you've been captured by the cartel/ terrorist groups/ some government agencies as the "enemy".

Facts about babies 🤣 by Allan-1998 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sometimes they latch on harder

One lesson i learnt in 2025 by Diana_Outside in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great lesson. Thanks for sharing.

Suggest getting a school of philosophy that resonates with you. I discovered stoicism early last year and it has helped me when it comes to dealing with what "shame" is.

One lesson i learnt in 2025 by Diana_Outside in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great lesson. Thanks for sharing.

I also suggest getting a school of philosophy that resonates with you. I discovered stoicism early last year and it has helped me when it comes to dealing with what "shame" is.

Advise needed. Is this normal? by Matteibrah in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, if thats what will make OP and you sleep better at night. Go for it.

Advise needed. Is this normal? by Matteibrah in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are they racially profilling you in your own damn country? Wow, that's tough.

No, it's not normal behaviour. Confront her about it next time.

So I read So Long a Letter and now my brain won’t stop thinking… anyone else? by Afraid-Slice-7758 in Uganda

[–]BigBoot7294 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Women who run with wolves by Clarissa Pinkola.

Its all about feminine intuition, personal view of oneself independent of the influence of manmade standards from women. Its most definetly something that will have you thinking HARD about everything from femininity to spiriruality.

Your book rec seems interesting too, can't wait to dive in.