I did not bring up "Red States don't do anything". Once again you lack comprehension and construct a straw man to win an argument. I used data to show that one demographic within a closed system is holding back another demographic, the same tactic you are using to paint Africans in a poor light. Texas does not change that the data is overwhelmingly negative for red states. I could continue to employ your disingenuous arguments to refute you as follows: "Actually, I was talking about why did Red State communities in The USA, haven't recreated communities as successful as Texas."
Of course Texas makes more money than African countries. Much like of course it makes more money than Alabama, Wyoming, and West Virginia. According to Wikipedia, as a sovereign country (2016), Texas would be the 10th largest economy in the world by GDP (ahead of
South Korea and
Canada). We can see why Texas has been so successful based on its size, history, industry and resources. Texas has also had the benefit of being a part of a stable government that has encouraged, for hundreds of years, the behaviors that have made it successful. You are not disproving my point by highlighting Texas. My point continues to be that a number of factors contribute to success. I do not believe genetic superiority is the reason blue states are more successful than red states
I have never blamed white people for anything, neither have many of the other people arguing with you. This is a whataboutism. If there are people pitching "reverse racism" at you, hitting them back with your own brand of racism doesn't change where you are coming from. So yes, it opens you up to criticism from those who see the bigger picture. My contention has consistently been that genetics alone do not account for the situations modern Africans find themselves in. You have repeatedly argued against that notion, thus posters like myself are not letting up. With posts like these, I'm not sure what you expect us to believe your position is:
You do this constantly, yet you never elaborate as to what "solutions" you are referring to or how you would make these countries be "cesspits" no longer. You insist that the people "blaming slavery" are not offering a real solution, and all you are doing is "blaming genitics" while claiming you have solutions. How is blaming genetics any closer to coming to a solution when genetics aren't readily changed?
I even agree with you on immigration to the US! but that certainly isn't a solution for the other issues you keep hammering on, such as African GDP or issues African Americans have within the U.S. borders
And you clearly don't want to argue in good faith:
the good faith thing to do here would be to keep your word. Answering these questions will help clarify your position:
You have made a number of comments about how African genetics correlate with lower IQ. Do you believe Africans are genetically less intelligent than other races?
You have made a number of comments about how you are concerned about racial suicide and championing ethno-nationalism. Would you like all Africans in other countries deported to Africa?
You have made a number of comments about how African countries are miserable places until White people colonize them, and then when white people are kicked out again they are miserable places again. Do you believe Africans should govern themselves?
Given the above, what solution do you propose which fixes the issues with the African economy?