Plaasmoorde Or When A Massacre Burial Site Is Not A Massacre Burial Site
Remember the the time Trump got his knickers in a twist over a picture showing MS13 photoshopped over someone's fist?
Hard as he tried, the interviewer could not get Trump to move off, insisting that the photoshopped MS13 is a real picture.
The issue is not about the guy's guilt of innocence, it's about how easy it is for Trump to fall for, and spread fake news.
Yesterday, he insisted that a picture of a site marked with the word Plaasmoorde, is an actual mass murder burial site. Elon told him, after all.
And of course the SW MAGAs now insist on it.
Here's some reading:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce9vxve994ro
To summarize, Afrikaner activists decided to start placing crosses along a stretch of highway, symbolizing murdered whites, somewhere in South Africa. At one point, the authorities forced them to stop doing that, as it's a traffic hazard.
So, the Afrikaaers decided to create a monument on private land, and called it Plaasmoorde. It is supported via donations. Perhaps Musk contributes. I'm not arguing that whites are not murdered in South Africa. I'm simply saying that the site is NOT an actual mass murder burial site, and this is a memorial, not actual grace markers.
But try convincing Trump this is a fake massacre, and for that matter SW MAGAs.
But MAGA be MAGA.
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On the brightspark in question here in the comments thread, I posted the following:
I'd like to know the following regarding the "white genocide":
- Where are the white ghettos - Where are the list of names of white people - Where are whites specifically stripped or citizenship rights - Where are the white concentration and/or death camps - How comes the murder rate per capita for whites is lower than any other race in South Africa
A strange genocide where the supposed target population has most of the wealth, the lowest death rate from violent causes and has no suppression of their culture or identity.
