Is it normal to like this?

Probably works because Kenya is known to be a country of online scammers.

I see what you're doing, you have a protocol for when you want to stop talking to someone, in this case for anonymous online interactions. You're applying societal standards to increase the effectiveness, you're right to think there's a trend of people from upper class countries who think it's beneath them to talk to people from certain countries, Africa is a hot topic, it has rich history but more notably in modern times there are a lot of things that have happened that would defer people from talking to you if they believed that's where you're from

It doesn't even matter if they have certain misconceptions because the idea could exist for them, like they could know about the stereotypes without being prejudice but still use that as a reason to disengage. I'm curious what happens if someone's okay with that? I can be silly if I think someone's lying, it usually let's them know I know but I can portray that I don't mind, plus it's kinda fun sometimes but it can't be forced

I can't ever actually understand your morality as well as you, but I think you're on a good path. I imagine you understand how karma works and have prepared for a lot of things. I think it's being mentally proactive, so just do whatever as long as you accept if something even creepier happens, like if he tracks your location somehow or something

I try to keep my diversion tactics obvious with honest intent, but I see the humor in using outlandish methods. I do that too, but only if I can trust the situation

Sooooo.... you’re a troll...

Which site is this?

You'll always find people trolling you.

Also what does this have anything to do with ethics and morality?