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@moosd1313

i ❤️ rage baiting and fact checking racists. if you’re reading this, i win 🤡

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moo@moosd1313·
grab some popcorn and read my replies. idfw racists
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moo@moosd1313·
yay first block is this dumb bitch @theholicaustlie !!! offended snowflake🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Clayton Walker
Clayton Walker@Channel6ixNEWS·
The people who live like this are trying to tell you your country needs them
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Zyklon Zoomer@ZyklonZoomer1·
@moosd1313 Why would I be jealous of someone who looks and smells like literal shit?
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Zyklon Zoomer@ZyklonZoomer1·
♥️ if you hate Indians. I want to see more seething jeets.
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moo@moosd1313·
@NotFrodo @JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine still grasping at straws 🤣 the facts are the facts. you’re trying to veer from the original point. canada was built off the wealth of other countries. & yeah, indians are the only ones who scam. totally.
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Unacceptable Carl
Unacceptable Carl@NotFrodo·
@moosd1313 @JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine Sounds like they have no agency and you are an insecure narcissist. Japan was bombed to smithereens after WW2 and they managed to rebuild to become a first world country. Maybe you should stop scamming and slandering people and do something productive.
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🍁@CharlAikaterine·
Canada is not a brand-new project. Canada, as a country, is older than China, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, North Korea, Belarus, Turkey, Indonesia, Israel, Ukraine, Zambia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Sudan, Tanzania, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Botswana, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso, Tunisia, Malawi, Ghana, Mozambique, Angola, Senegal, Lesotho, Mali, Morocco, Gabon, Kenya, Eswatini, Burundi, Rwanda, Congo, Central African Republic, Philippines, Uganda, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Yemen, Jordan, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Oman, Lebanon, Libya, Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Singapore, Algeria, Vietnam, Germany, South Korea, South Africa, and more than 165 countries worldwide. Canada’s Confederation in 1867 makes it older than the overwhelming majority of today’s sovereign states. Propaganda that treats us as young, rootless social experiment with no racially homogenous founding people and no British-French bi-nation that the state is beholden to is a deliberate lie. The only difference between us and most other countries is that our civilization was created from a blank canvas, and whatever existed before the confederation was built by the same British and French nations that created the country. We did not take over what others had built, as many other countries have. The entirety of it belongs to our nation's merit.
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Unacceptable Carl@NotFrodo·
@moosd1313 @JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine The $45 trillion dollars was based on the Marxist economist Utsa Patnaik, she literally made the whole thing up. x.com/douglassmackey…
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The claim you’re sharing — that the British drained $45 trillion (Utsa Patnaik) or $64.82 trillion (Oxfam) from India — is one of the most widely circulated myths about British colonial rule in India. It is not supported by rigorous economic history and has been repeatedly debunked by scholars across the ideological spectrum. Here’s why it falls apart: 1. Utsa Patnaik’s $45 trillion figure is not a serious economic calculation Patnaik’s method (published in 2018) is extremely simple and flawed: • She takes the value of goods exported from India to Britain and elsewhere (mostly through Britain) between 1765–1938. • She assumes 100% of these exports were “stolen” (i.e., India received nothing in return). • She then compounds that value at 5% interest for up to 253 years. Problems with this approach: • India was paid for its exports — in gold, silver, and later in British pounds credited to Indian accounts. Exports were not “looted” in the sense of being seized without payment. • A huge portion of Indian exports (especially cotton, opium, indigo, jute, tea) were sold voluntarily by Indian merchants and producers on the global market. • Compounding at 5% for over two centuries turns even tiny historical sums into astronomical modern figures. If you did the same with British exports to India (machinery, railways, textiles), you’d get similarly absurd numbers in the opposite direction. • Patnaik herself has admitted in interviews that her $45 trillion is not a literal amount Britain owes, but a rhetorical device to illustrate exploitation. It is not an estimate accepted by any mainstream economic historian. 2. The Oxfam $64.82 trillion figure is fake This number does not come from any Oxfam report. It originated from a viral fake graphic in 2022–2023 that falsely attributed the figure to “Oxfam International.” Oxfam has officially denied ever publishing such a study. It appears to be a deliberate escalation of Patnaik’s already inflated number. Source: @grok

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moo@moosd1313·
@NotFrodo @Channel6ixNEWS i wonder why everything sucks over there. maybe cus the country never stood a chance after your ancestors looted trillions. we were a real threat to yall, huh?
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moo@moosd1313·
@NotFrodo @JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine okay, doesn’t erase the damage the english did WORLDWIDE. the effects are still seen today. and then you wonder why immigrants leave their countries, ‘why don’t they just stay where they belong’ because they don’t stand a chance regardless of their smarts or skills.
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moo@moosd1313·
@NotFrodo @JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine no, for better opportunities. immigrants don’t have the chance to excel in their own countries, because the english stole their riches, remember? they never had a chance to develop. in some countries, that’s still happening 🥴 COMMON SENSE!
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moo@moosd1313·
@White_Crayon_00 @AdamZivo okay that’s completely valid! thats more like having social sense vs. culture but still comes under culture. i agree whoever comes here needs to adhere by that. however, these guys are just dancing and you’re offended. that’s where our convo started. also, see below ⬇️
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White Crayon
White Crayon@White_Crayon_00·
Culture isnt just a race or a place or the food you eat, although it is those things too and shape much of it. Its the behavior of the people, the social norms and the unspoken contract we all agree on how to go about it. We follow the rules. Thats a big one. I have an Indian friend at work, cause who doesnt now, and thats what he said. We follow the rules here. And I asked him what he meant, I thought he was talking about the law. He said no, you stop at red lights and throw garbage away. You line up and wait your turn. Honestly I was blown away. I didnt know thats how it was where he came from. He said it was even worse than that. Literally NO RULES were followed at all. Thats what I mean you dont realize what your culture even is.
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moo@moosd1313·
@White_Crayon_00 @AdamZivo okay. what’s canadian culture? what represents it? tell me please. i’ve asked many and no one’s replied.
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White Crayon
White Crayon@White_Crayon_00·
@moosd1313 @AdamZivo You're like a fish who doesn't know its wet and was told water doesn't exist. We are not various cultures. We are one culture. I already told you its an oxymoron. I dont think you fully understand what culture even means.
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moo@moosd1313·
@JamesonCanada @CharlAikaterine this country is built on the backs of POC, and white people have stepped on them every step of the way. it’s pretty funny that we made it this far, considering how hard yall tried to push us down.
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moo@moosd1313·
@White_Crayon_00 @AdamZivo canadian culture is a mix of various cultures. it’s not difficult to understand and it’s always been that way. racist individuals only accept the ‘white’ aspects of it. and you still haven’t answered my question about canadian culture. avoidant much? and yes, i’ve travelled some.
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White Crayon@White_Crayon_00·
@moosd1313 @AdamZivo What is this multiculture you think we have exactly? You can only have one in one place at a time. The very idea is an oxymoron. Have you been anywhere else? Have you experienced any other cultures?
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Indrajit@Lotus_indrajit·
The most logical debate with white people 😭
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moo@moosd1313·
@White_Crayon_00 @AdamZivo it’s a pretty simple question. what is canadian culture, what does that even mean? if you look at my page i’ve asked multiple people the same question and no one has responded. it’s hilarious, because the truth is, canadian culture is multiculturalism and yall hate that.
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