Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White South Africans must be returned to SA to atone for the systemic white racism they created, and which still haunts SA to this very day.
You don’t get to have your GGGGGGGrandparent ancestors colonize, subjugate the local people, ignore their suffering, establish systemic discrimination as armor, pillage the natural resources, and then whine and claim discrimination and woe is me, I am being attacked I’m a victim, when the tables are turned centuries later. Work it out and live with the locals or try to immigrate legally to another country without embarrassing yourselves by claiming refugee status, even if it’s offered by a charlatan.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The white farmers supply most of the food. That could turn into a famine.
They don't produce food out of thin air.
The land is still there, so the people that remain can farm.
Study history and you will see what happens when unskilled farmers take over. Mass famine! Think don’t be reactionary.
I’m going to go out on a limb and guess the people actually working the fields are not the white people who own all the land. I bet they have help working the fields. And I bet that help is black. I’m quite sure they know what they’re doing.
Anonymous wrote:oops. This wasn't supposed to get out.
https://x.com/charliespiering/status/1925231229856547083
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just listened to the press conference of Trump and the SA president and was impressed how the latter was able to calmly but firmly refute Trump’s BS. Trump looked like an ignorant manipulated idiot as usual.
Oh really?
Hmm:
“EFF leader Julius Malema's trademark song is "Shoot the Boer, Shoot the farmer", which he sings at political rallies.
Afrikaner lobby groups have tried to get the song banned, saying it was highly inflammatory and amounted to hate speech.
However, South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that Malema is within his rights to sing the lyrics - first popularised during the anti-apartheid struggle - at political rallies.
The court ruled that a "reasonably well-informed person" would understand that when "protest songs are sung, even by politicians, the words are not meant to be understood literally, nor is the gesture of shooting to be understood as a call to arms or violence".
Instead, the song was a "provocative way" of advancing the EFF's political agenda - which was to end "land and economic injustice".
Lobby group AfriForum filed an appeal against the ruling, but South Africa's highest court refused to hear the case, saying it had little chance of succeeding.
In 2023, South Africa's former President Thabo Mbeki urged Malema to stop singing the song, saying it was no longer politically relevant as the anti-apartheid struggle was over.
The ANC says it no longer sings it, but it cannot "prescribe to other political parties what they must sing".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just listened to the press conference of Trump and the SA president and was impressed how the latter was able to calmly but firmly refute Trump’s BS. Trump looked like an ignorant manipulated idiot as usual.
Oh really?
Hmm:
“EFF leader Julius Malema's trademark song is "Shoot the Boer, Shoot the farmer", which he sings at political rallies.
Afrikaner lobby groups have tried to get the song banned, saying it was highly inflammatory and amounted to hate speech.
However, South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that Malema is within his rights to sing the lyrics - first popularised during the anti-apartheid struggle - at political rallies.
The court ruled that a "reasonably well-informed person" would understand that when "protest songs are sung, even by politicians, the words are not meant to be understood literally, nor is the gesture of shooting to be understood as a call to arms or violence".
Instead, the song was a "provocative way" of advancing the EFF's political agenda - which was to end "land and economic injustice".
Lobby group AfriForum filed an appeal against the ruling, but South Africa's highest court refused to hear the case, saying it had little chance of succeeding.
In 2023, South Africa's former President Thabo Mbeki urged Malema to stop singing the song, saying it was no longer politically relevant as the anti-apartheid struggle was over.
The ANC says it no longer sings it, but it cannot "prescribe to other political parties what they must sing".
DP
Did you watch? An old man forcing a guest to look at printed out Facebook shares and watch reels. It was embarrassing to watch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I suppose reasonable minds can different on the meaning of “from the river to the sea.”
However, “shoot the farmer,” appears to mean: “shoot the farmer.”
EFF is the 4th largest party in SA.
It is a song from apartheid times. Nelson Mandela has sung it as well.
Anonymous wrote:I suppose reasonable minds can different on the meaning of “from the river to the sea.”
However, “shoot the farmer,” appears to mean: “shoot the farmer.”
EFF is the 4th largest party in SA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just listened to the press conference of Trump and the SA president and was impressed how the latter was able to calmly but firmly refute Trump’s BS. Trump looked like an ignorant manipulated idiot as usual.
Oh really?
Hmm:
“EFF leader Julius Malema's trademark song is "Shoot the Boer, Shoot the farmer", which he sings at political rallies.
Afrikaner lobby groups have tried to get the song banned, saying it was highly inflammatory and amounted to hate speech.
However, South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that Malema is within his rights to sing the lyrics - first popularised during the anti-apartheid struggle - at political rallies.
The court ruled that a "reasonably well-informed person" would understand that when "protest songs are sung, even by politicians, the words are not meant to be understood literally, nor is the gesture of shooting to be understood as a call to arms or violence".
Instead, the song was a "provocative way" of advancing the EFF's political agenda - which was to end "land and economic injustice".
Lobby group AfriForum filed an appeal against the ruling, but South Africa's highest court refused to hear the case, saying it had little chance of succeeding.
In 2023, South Africa's former President Thabo Mbeki urged Malema to stop singing the song, saying it was no longer politically relevant as the anti-apartheid struggle was over.
The ANC says it no longer sings it, but it cannot "prescribe to other political parties what they must sing".
Anonymous wrote:I just listened to the press conference of Trump and the SA president and was impressed how the latter was able to calmly but firmly refute Trump’s BS. Trump looked like an ignorant manipulated idiot as usual.
Anonymous wrote:Fascinating podcast on this from a day or two ago (on The Daily). Really breaks down what happened with these racist white Afrikanners.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Trump signed an executive order — prioritizing resettlement services for white South Africans. Yup. Just the white ones.
The Afrikaners.
https://austinkocher.substack.com/p/saying-the-thing-out-loud-trumps
of course Trump loves some immigrants - he loves the LEGAL ones, and so do I!
+1
legal immigrants = good for America
illegal immigrants = bad for America
this is something that we all can agree on!