i did look at the post, and many of his other posts. he seems to be an intelligent young man despite his opinions. he does later clarify his thoughts, saying he was only using nigeria as an example. he is speaking his belief on the topic, however incorrect it might be. kids are rash and headstrong. they usually grow out of it.

it is the task of our community to educate people, especially children, with facts. they are at a stage where they are more amenable to taking in information and correction. huffington post has an article which gives the nine biggest spam producing countries. there are numerous other sites that give results of similar studies, and in none of them do i see nigeria on the list.

next time someone makes a claim, fight them with facts. state your opinions. everyone is entitled to one. but leave the emotion at home. yes, generalizations are racist. but fighting emotion with emotion just begins wars. and i think you do an injustice to the audience here to believe that they might be swayed by the opinions of one person.