Africa: The mark of prejudice

At the end of the day, he will return back to the gods to help heal his stupidity and misjudgment when all has failed.



A typical egocentric African loves his own tribe, revered his gods and glorify his ego... He has been taught that other outside his cultural and spiritual group are either inferior or enemies... So he goes about his social and political activities with bullish mentality while his acts are at variant with his words. He preaches peace and togetherness, while plotting annihilation of his opponents. One eye on his personal interests, the other eye on his supposed adversaries. If he has no enemy, he will create one.

All his failings and shortcomings are handiwork of the enemies. Whether in private or public, he goes about with warrior mentality, where he must conquer and subdue  everything and everyone that is against him. Even inside an extended family structure, the story will be the same.

He invested heavily in faith and superstition but most times neglected to exercise the hands and legs that will bring his positive thoughts and acts to reality. At the end of the day, he will return back to the gods to help heal his stupidity and misjudgment when all has failed.

...Isqil Najim

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