South Africa is kinda livable. Not good still, but I don't know what your definition of "success" is. I will say though that if SA isn't a successful country by your metrics, then that would also condemn a lot of "white-run" countries as well.
Nah, but I hear Spain's nice. Also, some touristy parts of Mexico may be rather alright to live in. Maybe. I don't have any personal experience or have talked to anyone who used to or does live in Mexico recently. One of our members does live in South America if that counts, so if anyone here would know, they would, but it's up to them if they want to say anything.
I've seen many black people that make far more than me and are more ethical to boot, so you're just wrong here.
I'm part of the Anonymous race. I try not to disclose any PI about myself as a matter of Sanctuary administration policy. The only thing I will say is that I live in the US.
Extremely bad conditions of the poor. Very little or even non-existent middle class. A governmental system with an overabundance of selfishness and corruption. Just some things off the top of my head but I've never really given it much thought before. If you want a more in-depth and accurate answer, I'd have to think about it.
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@Vendor-Lazarus said, benevolent dictatorships are once in a blue moon and cannot be relied on.
I'm very familiar with the situation in El Salvador, and the heart of the matter is that the president made a metaphorical deal with the devil there in suspending pretty much all civil rights. He also was lucky because gang members would tattoo themselves with very distinctive markings which made them very easy to spot and arrest. Although of course, it wasn't a 100% sure thing for every person. A trained professional insurgent would not be nearly so easy to spot, but he was dealing with masses of amateurs. Dollar-store criminals, though of course, still very dangerous to the public in general.
As to the deal with the devil, you do realize that a bunch of innocent people also got locked up as well? And you also realize that Bukele (the president) has suspended even the right to a trial and those innocent people may rot in that prison for the rest of their lives? And finally, you ALSO realize that Bukele also was a big proponent of and the initiator of new social programs along with the crackdown? He makes great use of carrot-and-stick political strategy. Something I'm also a big proponent of.
And finally, you realize that you are, of course, promoting a "spic" president as other racists would call him?