South African President / Trump

@Charity well, we know that the British are also complicit in a number of things.
It was merely stating the facts. Each country has its own issues as we know. Im the first to admit that we have major problems in the UK

@Charity “and yes they are experiencing what they dished out.”You know that apartheid ended 30 years ago? That before that there was a referendum in which most South Africans voted to end apartheid. That race based laws affect young people who can’t have access to certain things like university or work because they are white, Indian or coloured. That farmers are tortured horrifically and if you’re a white farmer you’re 40 percent more likely than any other citizen to be attacked. You must realise that of a country of 60 million or so only 4 million are white. There are huge stadiums of political leaders chanting kill the boer, slit the throat of whiteness and saying things like we have not called for the killing of white people, yet. This didn’t happen once, it happens regularly . If you’re white and take umbrage to those slogans, you are labelled a racist. Those slogans are found written in blood where farmers that are white are written in blood. It’s horrific. 14 year old drowned in bathtubs of hot water, mothers raped fathers killed. It’s extremely violent. The issue the farmers have is that the government doesn’t condemn these slogans spreading hate. They deny it’s happening, so they went to America for help…everyone suffers from crime in South Africa. The government has vast tracts of land and farms that they have allowed to go derelict. Why don’t they give the previously disadvantaged people land? I have no issues with rectifying the injustices of the past but not by ostracising a certain race who had nothing to do with apartheid. Imagine if it were the other way around, a stadium full of white people calling for the murder of black people, and the government does nothing about it.

@Londonguy23 obviously the situation is complex and nuanced and there are valid arguments on all sides of this debate. It’s not simple. Most South Africans are more concerned with unemployment, crime and corruption. However there are many farmers that have applied and I personally know of one who has left everything. Locked up his farm and went for fear of his safety. That being said large scale farms are operating, but if your government approves a bill, changes the constitution to make it ok for your land to be seized, even if your family have been operating the farm for generations, what would you do?

@sstronaut thank you I made the corrections.

I said it's old a few days old, started to post YouTube video change My mind it's very long.

@sstronaut the video is from South Africa.

@sstronaut As far as I’m aware only one image of the murder victims was from the Congo. What about the others?

@Patriot96 actually you are