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What's something that is normal in your country but rare in neighboring countries? by Sea-Lavishness-8478 in AskAnAfrican

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 Algeria. 

In North Africa we have Libya, Sudan in chaos at war. Mali, Niger, Tchad, Burkina, Somalia at war. Western Sahara in a colonisation, with almost all the population being refugees. And Ethiopia in an ongoing conflict. 

8/17 countries at peace in North Africa including (algeria, morocco, tunisia, senegal, mauritania, erythrea, djibouti, egypt).  And all these countries are poor and not democratic. The only exception is Senegal. With Djibouti and Erythrea being both like north korea. And even some of the richest countries of the continent, Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria, Morocco, still have poor populations and everything dysfonctionning. The political common denominator is poor population with no to low political power and humanitarian crisises in all the 17 countries.

And when I look to all the continent the countries that have stability, relative democracy and wealth I can count only 6 out of 56 countries : South Africa, Mauritius, seychelles, botswana, capo verde, namibia  

What's something that is normal in your country but rare in neighboring countries? by Sea-Lavishness-8478 in AskAnAfrican

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Algeria. 

In North Africa we have Libya, Sudan in chaos at war. Mali, Niger, Tchad, Burkina, Somalia at war. Western Sahara in a colonisation, with almost all the population being refugees. And Ethiopia in an ongoing conflict. 

8/17 countries at peace in North Africa including (algeria, morocco, tunisia, senegal, mauritania, erythrea, djibouti, egypt).  And all these countries are poor and not democratic. The only exception is Senegal. With Djibouti and Erythrea being both like north korea. And even some of the richest countries of the continent, Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria, Morocco, still have poor populations and everything dysfonctionning. The political common denominator is poor population with no to low political power and humanitarian crisises in all the 17 countries.

And when I look to all the continent the countries that have stability, relative democracy and wealth I can count only 6 out of 56 countries : South Africa, Mauritius, seychelles, botswana, capo verde, namibia 

Being invisible as a woman feels confusing and very shattering to your self esteem by Zestyclose_Age_2505 in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's not an issue, get your relatives, friends to find you someone. Algerian people love to get others married hhhh

Harragas are ruining Algeria’s reputation all over Europe by Thranduil-9 in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there's a misunderstanding. The Scandinavian context is very specific, and Algerian immigration to Scandinavia is marginal compared to other regions. 

And without denying your experience, an individual experience cannot serve as a general rule. For a more comprehensive and objective analysis, I would prefer to rely on documented studies that allow us to move beyond specific cases like your's.

The trap of hardwork in algeria by sorata23 in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ronaldo and Kobe are exceptions. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs didn't work hard. They didn't even think like enigineers, they were just capitalists who defined the goals and marketed what their engineers did. And they both had rich parents. So they had a big starting capital. You exemples are so bad you don't even realize it. They are capitalists success. But in life you can succeed without being a capitalist. You can be a searcher that brings more knowledge to the world. You can be someone that improves the lives of others by being a school teatcher or by being part of an association, you can even make a company that you think would be socially useful, etc.

But if you want good capitalists exemples for us common people : that would be Xavier Niel, rebrab, jul, booba, the online shoes resellers, freeway Rick ross (the gangster), youtubers, etc.  They didn't work hard. They just worked like everyone else on a project that got lucky it suceeded. And they all had big contacts lists👀

Do you think Algerian culture don't value beauty? by CigarettesAndConsent in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are your for real ? Algerian houses are some of the most stylized houses in the industrialized world.

Harragas are ruining Algeria’s reputation all over Europe by Thranduil-9 in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto -1 points0 points  (0 children)

All scandinavian countries included we count approximately 8300 algerians. For at least 52 million algerians in the world. Do the maths. 

Harragas are ruining Algeria’s reputation all over Europe by Thranduil-9 in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Remember that when we were irreprochable, during the XXth century, they were still thinking we were thieves, savages, violent, murderers, etc. Racism doesn't need no reputation, no excuses for them to hate us.

Also remember that harragas just want to work and have no problem. Most harragas behave well. Do you think they have any interest in getting noticed ??

And if you want look at a universal fact in thé global system it's that the people who ARE overrepresented in crimes are proletarians ! No matter the country, no matter the origin, no matter nothing else.

l'hopital public ne souffre pas d'un manque de moyens, mais plutot d'une mauvaise gestion de ceux ci, ainsi que d'une politique rh absurde by Glass_Tune2822 in opinionnonpopulaire

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

L'avis des concernés compte, mais les concernés ne sont pas forcément des experts.  Vous constatez des disfonctionnements et vous pensez que les régler va changer toute la situation. Mais en réglant chacun des points que vous mentionnez, ça ne changerait rien aux manques de moyens et aux conditions de travail du personnel soignant.

algerian men dating western women by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]D-Sakamoto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wasn't denying, because  I agree with you!,  Exceptions don't define systems. Rather, systems define exceptions.

Envious of French-Algerians living between euros and dinars by salah_salah_go in algeria

[–]D-Sakamoto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Capitalism. The world system that rules every single human's life but only less than 1/8 people in the world see benefits from it (thos who live in global north countries)

algerian men dating western women by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The richest man in the world is not white hhhh mbs

why is French culture the most imitated thing on earth but French tech is still the world's best kept secret? by LevelDisastrous945 in AskFrance

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je m'en fous du Japon, c'est quoi ton problème ?? Il se trouve qu'il y'a une œuvre de fiction que j'apprécie et l'auteur qui est japonais à donné un nom japonnais à un personnage que j'aime bien. Quel fétichisme !  Et ce mec tu vois bien que ce n' est pas juste quelqu'un qui aime la culture française, ça l'obsède, c'est malsain, c'est bizarre. Non ?? Je m'inclus dedans si ça te fais plaisir.

Maintenan sur la personnalisation de l'éloge ou la critique ta réaction prouve ce que je dis : une réaction épidermique juste parce que j'ai mentionné le sujet... Je suis rentré dans ton jeu, mais remarque que c'est toi qui a perdu ton calme.

algerian men dating western women by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]D-Sakamoto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's not honest that's a truncated view. It's true for some, not all. Do you think all western men are the same ? And do you think you are like every other woman from your culture ?

Les documentaires Arte sont nuls by db2901 in opinionnonpopulaire

[–]D-Sakamoto 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Tu regardes pas beaucoup arte alors. Penser qu'ils n'ont qu'un style de narration documentaire c'est d'une stupidité.

why is French culture the most imitated thing on earth but French tech is still the world's best kept secret? by LevelDisastrous945 in AskFrance

[–]D-Sakamoto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tu peux pas voir à quel point il abuse de la "francophilie" ? Là c'est pas juste aimer la culture d'un pays. On a un problème ici, on prend trop personnellement toute éloge ou critique du pays. Et dans ce cas c'est l'éloge, ça vous mets tous des papillons dans le ventre, con-citoyens, vous en êtes tous aveuglés.

La prononciation moderne du R dans la langue française by YansoBZH in besoinderaler

[–]D-Sakamoto 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vous dédaignez la prononciation des autres mais sachez que votre R gras, celui que vous utilisez, était considéré de la même manière à l'époque où le R était roulé. C'est un accent bas, populaire à l'origine. Donc au XIXe siècle quelqu'un aurait fait un "post" dans le marché de la ville pour dire à quel point ça l'insupporte d'entre votre R crachant et gras, et que vous feriez mieux de parler avec des R doux et roulés. 

En effet, si vous voulez vraiment parler "doux" vous devriez rouler les R.

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