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In a recent conversation, TK Kirkland expressed surprise upon learning from Vlad that white people make up only about 11-13% of the world’s population. Vlad highlighted how this small demographic holds disproportionate global power, especially in countries like the United States, where white males dominate government despite being a minority. The two discussed global population distributions, noting that Asians—including East and South Asians—constitute nearly 45% of the world’s populace, while Black populations account for around 15%. TK reflected on historical and economic power structures, critiquing systems like taxation and international politics that maintain wealth inequalities. He also called attention to how Western countries exploit resources and influence governments in poorer nations, referencing recent U.S. political actions in Venezuela and ongoing exploitation in Africa. The dialogue emphasized the stark contrast between population demographics and global power dynamics, challenging common perceptions about race and authority in today’s world.
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