Which country is the most wasted potential? I think it's

Pakistan

Brazil.

>>72392293

Germany

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>>72392293
>Liberia
why

>>72392317
i'm probably very biased but i don't think it had too much potential to begin with. it was a weak democracy where most of its population was sick or injured from the mass exodus of the partition. it had no national identity, and the only thing holding it together was/is religion. it was kinda doomed to fail imo

America. Once the internet became a thing, we all started to unironically believe in memes. "MUH EARTH IS FLAT! CLIMATE CHANGE NO IS REAL! DONALD TRUMP IS DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER POLITICIANS!"

At least India is launching rockets and shit. You guys would probably be further along if so many talented Indians didn't emigrate to USA/UK/Canada. It seems like every Indian I meet in New Jersey is either a doctor, an engineer, or a business man.

>>72392419
Return to reddit please

>>72392383
Pakistan's functionality was complete when the cold war ended, now its just a time bomb until the nation collapses and millions of people go to India looking for a hand overs :^)

So Pakistan collapsing or existing are bad news for you anyway Pajeet

>>72392465
The Indians will probably just melt the Pakistanis down into axle grease if that happens desu senpai

>>72392493
Nah, if anything, the bleeding-heart left wing in India will try to welcome them, thus triggered a civil war

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>>72392366
Liberia was the first ever republic in Africa and the second ever black republic. It could have really been a beacon for development in Africa, and been an example on which the rest of the continent could have been built off of. It was essentially the poster child for self determination. But instead of doing anything noteworthy, the nation descended into bloody civil war and became a hotbed of violence and disease.

>>72392465
future's looking bright, eh leaf?

>Liberia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Taylor_(Liberian_politician)

>After the official end of the civil war in 1996, Taylor ran for president in the 1997 general election. He campaigned on the notorious slogan "He killed my ma, he killed my pa, but I will vote for him."
>Taylor won the election in a landslide, garnering 75 percent of the vote.
>the election was widely reckoned as free and fair by international observers

What an absolute madman

>>72392549
The colonial powers would never have allowed that, it was doomed to fail

>>72392631
jesus christ

>>72392631
wew

>>72392631
Good lad

>>72392631
If he were born in America he probably could've been elected president here.

>>72392325
Thias guy gets it

>>72392293

Liberia

>Expecting a black african country to succeed on its own

>>72392293
Just throw a dart at a map of Latin America anon