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Considering profiles are anonymous anyways, and most who use anonymous option are trolls or mentally disturbed who ask the same questions repeatedly for some personal kick.

I think it damages the reputation of this site, many just ask questions for no reason, not even because they are interested in opinions, it's more like they want points or something.

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I was more interested in Africa when I was a kid, but now the only country in Sub-Saharan Africa that really interests me, is South Africa.

I don't care about Mandela or Robben Island, I don't care about Townships and I see I don't even really care about native tribes anymore, or black culture.

I'm much more interested in learning about the Afrikaners and other White cultures that settled/live in the area. I think it's largely because Africa is so synonymous with black people, that I find it very fascinating, that there's a thriving White community there. And they built so many cool sites and contributed so much. And I don't really wanna go on vacation to look at poverty. I also get the sense that black Africans are very nationaliatic and don't really care about White people. And everyone always talks about them and feels sorry for them, while I feel White Africans are very misunderstood and persecuted, so I'd much rather support them. Most of the movies and documentaries portray White South Africans in a bad light.

As a kid, I used to watch "Color of Friendship" and "Scout's Safari", which showed White South Africans, and I became so fascinated with these people. It was my favorite country as a kid. I became fascinated with the place when I first saw it on a nature show in the 90s, then even more so when I found our there's White people there. And it's a place I've been wanting to visit since childhood.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/lesion-removed-from-joe-bidens-chest-was-cancerous_n_64025cc6e4b079d3eb5bd07c
Lesion Removed From Biden's Chest Was Cancerous

A skin lesion removed from President Joe Biden’s chest last month was a basal cell carcinoma — a common form of skin cancer — his doctor said Friday, adding that no further treatment was required.

Dr. Kevin O’Connor, the White House doctor who has served as Biden’s longtime physician, said “all cancerous tissue was successfully removed” during the president’s routine physical on Feb. 16. Biden, 80, was deemed by O’Connor to be “ healthy, vigorous” and “fit ” to handle his White House responsibilities during that physical exam, which comes as he is weeks away from launching an expected bid for reelection in 2024.

O’Connor said the site of the removal on Biden’s chest has “healed nicely” and the president will continue regular skin screenings as part of his routine health plan.
Basal cells are among the most common and easily treated forms of cancer — especially when caught early. O’Connor said they don’t tend to spread like other cancers, but could grow in size, which is why they are removed.