This was a omegle conversation I had with a person. He seemed pretty cool at first, but when we went into politics he started talking about how we shouldn't help africans, and hows "Nigs will be nigs" It's kinda sad I will say.
Stranger: Not female, not a loser. Normal conversation?
You: Sure.
Stranger: Wahey
You: Hello.
Stranger: Hi there!
Stranger: How're you, stranger? (:
You: Fine, I've been up for the entire day.
You: And night.
Stranger: Same
Stranger: 12:01PM here.
You: Man, it's early there.
You: Hawaii?
Stranger: Nope?
Stranger: Ireland
You: Wow.
You: It's 4:02 here.
Stranger: Pm?
You: sSi
You: Yes.
Stranger: Russia?
Stranger: Eastern Europe?
You: No, way farther.
You: Like half way across the planet farther.
Stranger: Ehm
Stranger: Australia/NZ?
You: Keep going
Stranger: Polonesia?
You: western united states.
Stranger: Ah California.
You: South from there.
You: And sorry, pm
Stranger: stuff whats south of California again...
You: Arizona.
Stranger: forget
You: I don't blame you.
Stranger: I knew that!
You: It's hard to memorize the UK
Stranger: I really did
Stranger: "Whats that state, starts with an A right above Mexico"
Stranger: forget it.
You: Yeah.
Stranger: I wouldn't know
Stranger: I'm not from the UK
Stranger: :P
You: Yeah.
Stranger: I'm from Limerick city in the West of Ireland
Stranger: Not that you've ever heard of it
Stranger: Nobody has.
You: I doubt you have ever heard of sedro wooly in washington state.
Stranger: ....Are their football/Baseball teams called the Wooly Mammoths?
You: No, I don't even know that team.
You: I'm not into sports.
Stranger: Neither do I. It was just a guess.
You: It does remind you of wooly mammoths.
Stranger: Uh huh!
Stranger: So how's Arizona?
You: Warm.
You: Although I prefer cold weather
Stranger: We got temperatures of like 85 Farenheit 3 weeks ago
Stranger: And nobody could get anything done
You: We hit 112 degrees today.
Stranger: We were all like beached whales
Stranger: Jesus Christ..
Stranger: I would probably die.
You: You get used to it.
You: At nights it is around 85 degrees.
Stranger: How can you even sleep in that?
You: I don't.
You: Heh,
You: I sleep in the days.
Stranger: That makes even less sense.
Stranger: Can't sleep at night, 85 degrees
Stranger: So I sleep in the 112 degree sun
You: Yeah. I have a fan.
You: I power it with a solar panel.
Stranger: Eternally turned on I'd imagine.
You: Yeah.
You: Although It's hard to keep a electric bill down in this heat.
Stranger: I'd imagine so!
Stranger: As you said
Stranger: Solar panels
Stranger: One would pay for itself pretty quick with the juice it would generate.
You: Our roof is covered with them.
You: It's nice.
Stranger: Seriously?
Stranger: So how the forget do you even have an electrical bill?
You: It only generates enough for the tv.
You: Although we do have a large tv
Stranger: Across the entire space of your roof?
Stranger: And it generates enough for 1 TV?
Stranger: In Arizona sun?
You: For an infinite amount of time
You: If we kept everything off for a day we could run everything for 2 days with no cost.
You: Perpetually.
Stranger: Not too shabby.
You: Yeah.
You: A lot of people on this website are really sad though.
You: Like asking for your age, love and location.
Stranger: "Time to go on Omegle, better turn on the charm for the single ladies out there"
Stranger: I hate that..
You: Even though I doubt there are more than 5 females on this website.
Stranger: I made a really good friend in Minnesota on here.
Stranger: She actually visited Ireland last year.
You: Wow.
Stranger: We were speaking for nearly 2 years before that bear in mind.
You: Well that is what this website is actually for.
Stranger: Yep
Stranger: And I don't think it will ever happen to me again.
Stranger: That's a one in a million shot.
Stranger: Actually making a real life friend here.
You: Well more like 1 in 10,864
You: If they so happen to be on the website
You: And if you think of all the other websites they could be on.
You: Wow.
Stranger: Yeah, I know.
You: More like 1 in over 3 billion
Stranger: Seeing as less than a billion people even have internet access
Stranger: That's a bit much :P
You: Yeah.
You: Which is sad.
You: I wish everyone could enjoy the same things.
You: All modern appliances, food, ect.
Stranger: Yeah, food is quite nice.
You: You know, surviving and all.
Stranger: I'm all for equality and all that
Stranger: But interfering in affairs and stuff
Stranger: Artificially holding up populations
Stranger: Setting them up for big famine and disaster
You: Yeah, equality is nice but, the steps to get it don't justify the end result.
Stranger: Yeah, you might save lets say 10,000 people from starving
Stranger: But you're forgetting those 10,000 people are gonna have 30,000 kids
Stranger: Now you've got 40,000 dead from starvation.
You: Also, you can't satisfy everone.
You: everyone*
Stranger: Yep. Exactly.
You: I mean, what if someone wants a big home, then you can't let them have a big home or everyone has a big home.
You: Which would cost trillions of dollars.
Stranger: People say we owe it to them for colonialism etc etc etc
Stranger: Ireland was an opressed colony till the 1920's
Stranger: We were the richest country in the world per capita like 8 years ago.
Stranger: That's not an excuse.
You: Yeah.
You: Hey I have a question really quick
Stranger: Sure.
You: You know about the irish potato famine right?
Stranger: I do indeedy.
You: Is it true that the population still hasn't come back from what it was before the famine?
Stranger: Yep.
Stranger: Pre Famine population was 8 million.
Stranger: We're at 4 million right now.
You: So, this many years have gone by and your still only at half the population.
Stranger: At the time
Stranger: 2 million died
Stranger: And 2 million left
Stranger: But it set a trend for the next 200 years nearly.
Stranger: Young children would leave for better prospects abroad
Stranger: It was in our culture to emmigrate
Stranger: Our population only began rising again in the 90's I believe.
You: Man, such a huge impact from only losing a single source of food.
Stranger: And ever since the recession we're back to our old ways.
Stranger: 50,000 left last year.
Stranger: Well it was either stay and die or leave.
You: Yeah, I can understand that.
You: I mean, if you can't get food anymore then you should move to a place that can at least provide the essentials.
Stranger: Oh we could provide alright
Stranger: At the time the English were ruling
Stranger: They were exporting huge amounts of cabbage and corn.
Stranger: While we starved in the ditches.
You: Didn't they ever take notice?
You: Did they ever provide anything to aid?
Stranger: They knew about it, it was obvious. But all they did was set up "Work houses" basically places where people went and lived in squalor, died of TB for just enough food to live.
Stranger: And they worked them like slaves.
Stranger: They built "Famine roads" basically roads built for the sake of it
Stranger: Roads leading nowhere
Stranger: Just to work the people
You: Well, it did put food on the table, no matter how little.
Stranger: I'll put it to you this way
Stranger: Lots would rather starvation4
Stranger: Starvation*
You: Imagine this, if 2 million people suddenly immigrated to your country
You: With little past work experience, it would be hard to give them all jobs.
Stranger: We can barely get people jobs as it is.
Stranger: 15% unemployment
You: only 5% here.
You: Although this is still insanely bad.
Stranger: Exactly. And I hear Americans complaining about how tough they have it.
You: I hear you.
You: It's like we have so much to give, but we hoard it all.
You: And become greedy.
Stranger: That's what caused this whole mess in the first place
Stranger: Greed
Stranger: Cheap money.
You: It was probably our end, walstreet investors looking to get a cheap buck and then they make to many risky investments and it all goes down the drain.
Stranger: Plus it was the whole US citizens having trillions in consumer debt
Stranger: And producing absolutely nothing
You: To china mostly.
Stranger: By consumer debt I mean people buying stuff on credit cards and then realising they can't pay it back
Stranger: Puts pressure on banks
Stranger: So credit becomes scarce
Stranger: And people buying houses they can't afford etc etc
You: And then the banks borrow money from other countries, and that puts them in debt
Stranger: Banks borrow anyways.
Stranger: It's really complicated
Stranger: Basically people living beyond their means.
You: Yeah.
Stranger: So how old are you?
You: 15.
Stranger: Haha, how old do you think I am?
You: 15 - 28
Stranger: 20. That was a very broad guess.
You: Yeah, not good with guessing when I can only see letters.
Stranger: There's telling signs.
You: But judging from your grammar and knowledge of global affairs, I guessed you would be in your twenties or late teens.
Stranger: Yeah! Do you play any PC games?
You: My computer is a potato, but I have steam.
Stranger: Lol.
Stranger: I got a computer 2 days ago. My old one was disgustingly bad.
You: Windows 98 or a apple os?
Stranger: 7
Stranger: 1GB of RAM.
You: Lol.
Stranger: 1.8Ghz single core.
Stranger: stuffty integrated graphics that couldn't run a DS emulator.
You: Really?
You: Woah
Stranger: Yep. Pokemon sapphire and Emerald were all over the place.
You: Mine is a vista, 2 gigs of ram. I got it as a present for christmas in 2007.
Stranger: RAM is really easy to upgrade though
You: Yeah, just remove the cards and put in new ones.
You: My issue is that my power supply is so weak I can't put anything without making it burn up.
Stranger: Damn
Stranger: I got a Dell inspiron Laptop.
Stranger: 6GB RAM
Stranger: Intel i5 Dual core 2.5Ghz with boost to 3.1Ghz
Stranger: 1GB graphics card
You: Nice man.
You: Oh, goodie, the sun is rising.
Stranger: Gonna upgrade the processor to a quad core i7 when I get the funds.
You: Isn't it really hard to upgrade laptops?
Stranger: Just takes a bit of patience really
Stranger: To get to the CPU just involves removing a lot of screw and panels.
Stranger: But it can be done.
Stranger: RAM is as simple as a single panel on the back though.
You: Yeah.
You: I prefer desktops though.
Stranger: Space is an issue for me. So they weren't an option.
You: On the move a lot or just no storage?
Stranger: Basically nowhere to put the damn thing
You: Yeah, my room is pretty cramped.
You: I managed to fit a desktop on a cabinet.
Stranger: Haha, nice.
You: Yeah, the computer is in one of the hatches.
Stranger: If I had a decent TV I'd just use a HDMI to connect the base unit
Stranger: But my TV's resolution is horribly bad. And blurry.
You: Yeah, I just prefer to use a monitor because our tv in the living room is used by our family a lot.
Stranger: My TV is from like 2009ish
Stranger: So, it's really not designed for that kinda stuff.
You: The TV in my dad's garage is from 1998
Stranger: Nice!
You: The screen is smaller then the length.
You: It's funny.
Stranger: Back in the day you could kill with a single blow of a TV
Stranger: Assuming you had the strenght to lift it above your head.
You: Yeah. It weighs about 60 pounds.
Stranger: I had a 26 inch old TV a few years ago.
Stranger: 3 people to get it down the stairs.
Stranger: I stuff you not.
You: Wow.
You: Technology has progressed so much.
Stranger: Indeed it has.
Stranger: I miss how sturdy the old ones were though.
Stranger: Bump into your TV and knock it over?
Stranger: forget, broken floor boards
Stranger: Oh hey, the TV still works
You: And now it's oh my god!
You: My 1000 dollar TV
Stranger: >1,000 dollar TV
>Surfs the internet on a potato
You: Easier to work on a proxy from this.
Stranger: 1,000 is cheap as well. I remember when LCD and Plasma's first came out
Stranger: They were 2-3K a piece
Stranger: For a 30 something inch
You: Now for one the size of a four year old it's like 800 bucks.
Stranger: My 26 inch LCD was 350.
You: 48" was 900.
Stranger: Friends dad owns an electronic store.
You: Nice.
Stranger: He's a jew though.
Stranger: I think he gave me like 20 off for being his sons best friend.
Stranger: Cunt
Stranger: Not literally now mind you, he is simply miserly.
You: Well, hospitality is a good quality.
Stranger: Tis indeed.
Stranger: If I stuck a 50" in my small room I'd literally have to turn my head to look.
Stranger: I know a guy, his family is incredibly rich.
Stranger: 72" in the living room.
You: Woah.
Stranger: Biggest TV I have ever seen.
You: I know a guy in pheonix who lives in a loving mansion.
You: A tv in his dining room, I didn't want to ask how big it was.
You: It was huge though.
You: It looked like a home theater.
Stranger: My dad is pretty rich. But he's a richard and we haven't spoken in like 4 years.
You: Yeah, my dad is a carpender,
You: We are pretty standard,
Stranger: My dad never really told me what he did. He was some sort of Supervisor for a company supplying supermarkets.
Stranger: Had a huge house in the country
Stranger: Brand new SUV
Stranger: 2 other normal cars
Stranger: Electric front gates
Stranger: 2 50" tv's back when they were over 2K a piece
Stranger: Little brothers both have Brand new consoles and stuff too I think.
You: And then you wonder why he didn't just give 2k to african children instread of getting the extra TV
Stranger: Oh lord if I'd actually said that to him.
Stranger: He'd go on about how hard he works.
Stranger: He drives to supermarkets and make sure the delivery guys are doing their job. And keeps up relations with the managers.
Stranger: He drives around and listens to music all day
You: He works hard but he woulden't last a day in a aids ridden african village in constant fear of catching malaria or starving to death or being attacked by a rouge military.
Stranger: My heart bleeds Dad, truly it does.
Stranger: >Implying it isn't their responsibility to solve their problems
Stranger: I'd like to think I'd last a day. Least I've got military training.
You: It is, but if your people are entitled to at least live.
You: You don't get to choose where you are born.
Stranger: They have a right to live as well.
Stranger: But it's their responsibility to uphold that
Stranger: There won't always be people to help
You: Yeah, but pressure from militias waging war on governments and disease they don't know how to cure, they sometimes need help.
Stranger: Oh you mean the stupid forgets who would rather fight, rape and pillage over the puny resources they have already might die?
Stranger: What a loss.
You: Not just those people live in those countries.
Stranger: Just let them die and let the loving place get back into balance.
You: Hard working people live their too.
You: Supporting families by catching fish for small amounts
Stranger: Bad things happen to good people.
You: They don't need to.
Stranger: Get over it. Unless things are left to play out this circle of violence starvation and more hungry babies continues
You: Imagine if your govenment was like theirs.
You: Would you want to die because some starfishs thought they could enslave the government?
Stranger: Yes it would suck because every being has instincts of self preservation but I'm talking for the good of their descendants.
You: tHEY WON'T HAVE DECENDANTS!
You: Sorry, caps
Stranger: Yes they will, just not so many
Stranger: Which is the damn point
You: People have the right to live, no matter where they live
Stranger: That strategy will only last so long.
Stranger: Because there's only so much food on this planet.
Stranger: And so much resources.
You: People have renewable energy
Stranger: Rescources.
You: People have the ability to save people
Stranger: Stone for concrete
Stranger: Aluminum
Stranger: Gasoline
Stranger: Iron ore
Stranger: Nickle
Stranger: Trees
Stranger: Clean water
Stranger: Food
You: Gasoline replace with electricity, metals can be recycled, trees can be regrown, as well with food.
You: If we concentrated our resources we could do so much more
Stranger: Not when every humans has a right to live and produce infinite offspring in a short amount of time.
Stranger: Not gonna happen.
You: Have you ever watched that video about that man who explained that polulation growth is relitive to how much your country has?
You: Like, in africa, people will have 5 children
Stranger: Yes it's called the demographic chart.
Stranger: 5 Stages
Stranger: Stage 1 is tribal warfare, consistent low population
You: Nonono
Stranger: Stage 2 is developing population, high birth rate, still high deaths due to disease and such
Stranger: Stage 3, medicine causes sudden drop in death, birth remains high. Population explodes
Stranger: Stage 4, developed
Stranger: Death and Birth are almost equal
