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by stuxnet79
3628 days ago
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Exactly. Assuming that countries are united on the basis of some common characteristic (language/culture), the likelihood of this unity following a particular longitude or latitude (both European creations) with such mathematical precision is quite small. Straight borders are not exactly prevalent in Central Africa but the existing borders do not make sense in the slightest, and the dysfunction you see is largely a legacy of European meddling in the region. Speaking of West Africa, you don't really have to think hard to figure out why Gambia's borders were drawn the way they were. |
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