February 3rd, 1938 ~ April 14th, 1994.

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True fanstsic chrather not only in the fact of him symboliclg being betrayed as the walrus a nasty creature in its own right but his way of talking and dialogue was so cleaver he was a chrather like Trevor you loved to hate and hate to love

Even the first Polar Bear was a black man!

Yeah, virtually every group of people outside the African continent is descended from migrants, not just Native Americans.

If you're trying to imply that Africa was entirely barbaric and shitty in lifestyle, then I suggest you watch this point at 12:08.

@@abetheconservationist595 it was, the idea that they were somehow on par with other civilizations because your view of technological progress is relative isnt enough to not realize the sheer degree of advancement given to them by Europeans. The african population went from only a few hundred million to nearly 2 billion today only because of European medicine. Not to mention many enslavers were ended in Africa by Englishmen.

@@user-xl7my6tg6y Yes, it's true that European colonialism was a major impetus that increased living standards for Africa's population. You could also argue that Korea's economy and living standards also increased as a result of it being colonized by Imperial Japan, never mind the fact that it suppressed Korean culture. You could also say the same with China's annexation of Tibet. Nonetheless, the Europeans could have tried many different strategies to improve Africa's standards of living by introducing schools and hospitals through trade, simply importing democracy, ending famines and epidemics, eradicating tsetse flies, and imposing sanctions on the slave-trading nations, while supplying the enslaved with arms to assist them in their fight to end slavery. They didn't do any of those things. They established colonies in Africa for economic purposes, rather than specifically benefitting Africans. Japan is a prime example of a country that effectively modernized without being colonized, as American commodore Matthew Perry simply coerced them into establishing trade relations with them and introduced technology during the Meiji Restoration, something that anti-colonial rebels in Madagascar expressed clear interest in when opposing French rule. Thailand is another prime example, as they simply adopted western innovations to counteract a potential British or French invasion.

@@abetheconservationist595 this view is naive as mathew Perry opened Japan via force, and had the power to impose it. Secondly Japan had no choice after being defeated in ww2, while not suffering "colonization" it was still greatly occupied. The Africans were simply un-advanced and thus wouldnt have adopted these things regardless. To say there colonization was somehow comparable to Japan's slaughter of Koreans is ridiculous considering most of said Africans were liberated from enslavement by other africans.

@@user-xl7my6tg6y I literally addressed Perry's acts of coercion on Japan. Plus, the military occupation was merely a period of deradicalization, rather than an act of exploiting or settling Japan. Germany experienced a similar process. Aren't you aware that there were African nations that adopted western innovations on a massive scale, like the Ashanti empire and Ethiopia? Also, I'm talking about the Japanese colonization of Korea in general, not just during WWII, in which the initial colonization did not involve mass slaughter. Again, you could also argue that China effectively liberated Tibet from the Dalai Lama, as he essentially exploited his serfs under a form of spiritual slavery. What about the Spanish conquistadors acts of liberating the Tlaxcalans from the bloodthirsty Aztecs or the U.S. government supporting the Pawnee against the Lakota? If the Europeans wanted to end slavery in Africa, they could have just simply imposed sanctions on the traders and supplied the slaves with arms, rather than directly colonizing them for the purposes of exploiting their resources and implanting settlers.

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EmpLemon privatized all of his YTP's.

​​​@@abetheconservationist595 He did, just like Cartoonlover98 did when he take down his ytps, Why did he privatized his ytps That Video is original in Oct, 17 2014

The thing is, it could've had SUCH a popular fandom, if we tried to expand it. I do think we still can, tbh, that's the whole reason I have content about it. Maybe we can revive the fandom.