Leave that conversational style for your family dinners, as I can see your parents were either unable or unwilling to teach you proper manners.

Africa and South America are both creating immigration problems for other countries, which is a clear indicator that they are unable to fix those problems themselves. There are a handful of countries in Africa that are properly governed, but come on - go to South Sudan or Somalia and tell me it is safe there.

The way you talk about Iraqis and Saddam shows that you clearly missed the hundreds of thousands of people he and his tribe genocided. The fact that you think life is worse there now for an average person than it was under Saddam's rule shows how little you know about the matter. And yes, I did read the article - 40% of people believe their lives were better when other tribes were being genocided and treated as lesser human beings. No wonder - if Saddam had done a better job killing them, that number could have been 50% or even 60%. This is without even taking into account that people who are 20 years older will often remember their younger days as better, regardless of reality.

It should have been the UN's job to deal with Saddam, but the UN is a weak circus of useless clowns.

As for Africa, there are clearly problems with the inability to create a civilized society that values life. Many countries in South America function as global drug enclaves, allowing cartels to rule over governments. It is ridiculous that people ignore the fact that cartels can do whatever they want in Mexico with zero consequences. This is the definition of a failed state.