Bill Gates on Africa's population boom and the risk of the US turning inwards
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Published 2018-09-18
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All Comments (21)
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He referred to the African youth as either assets or liability. They are not your products.
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I listened to over 15 Bill Gates interviews over the past 10 years, and every single one of them he promotes vaccines.
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They're not afraid of poverty they're afraid to be outnumbered
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Bill Africa doesn't need your help, mind your business!!
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Do they ever care to involve actual Africans in these discussions?
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LOOK at how THEY talk DOWN about us! Like we are children. we are not Equal in their eyes. a blind man can listen and understand them.
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hes been a computer programmer all his life, now hes an expert on everything.
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Nobody finds this strange that a computer tech is discussing human population. Especially in Africa
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This man's obsession with Africa is worrying
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The devil doesn't have horns on his head but he wears glasses 🤓.
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Why is Bill Gates so concerned with the population of Africans and why is that his “problem”?
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Africa has enough land and food for its population if Europe and the west can get out of Africa and stop looting Africa of its resources.
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He “Worried” Bout Poverty & Overpopulation of Africa And Ppl Are Homeless In The US
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This man is behaving like God left him in charge of the whole world
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Who needs Thanos when we have Bill Gates.
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I dont think I've ever actually genuinely hated an individual as much as this man in my life
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He wants to make you believe that we “need” his rescuing. We can survive without you Bill!
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These people are so arrogant and entitled to feel they should actually be concerned with the population of another Nation.
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‘If we don’t invest right it could be a liability’ he’s speaking directly of Africans here.
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Africa has suffered enormous and long term traumatic experiences which easily can cause population issues. They have been a very strong people to still be standing after everything they've been through. Healing is also a part of such a journey and a strength to celebrate. Healing trauma is another layer that can be very helpful to the outcome.
