3,000 white crosses planted in Washington to bring attention to crime and race laws in South Africa

satanboy said:
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Doesn't sound like a white afrikaner name imho
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The crosses are not just for white Afrikaner victims though. Plenty of black etc names on those crosses too.
 
TheMightyQuin said:
This schit again?

Stunts like this just makes matters worse, as it leads to debate and arguments about stuff that does not matter or does not exist.

We all know how people on MyBB just LOVE the word "genocide".

We all know that there is not a genocide of white people taking place in SA.

But because farm murders and genocide was hastily and hysterically linked, the actual problem that should be addressed, becomes swamped by the ridiculous genocide arguments.

If they care about drawing attention to FARM MURDERS, they should make a very distinct and public statement saying that they do NOT claim GENOCIDE.

Then we may have international pressure on the government to admit these farmers are vulnerable and a strategy to help them should be looked at.

The Kommando's really worked, but were supported by military staff and equipment like radios etc. But the ANC classified them as racist so they were disbanded.

These crosses and genocide nonsense are NOT HELPING these farmers at all.
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People react less and less to just words unless there is some hyperbole or hysterics now. We all exaggerate out of frustration to be heard as the civilised man-to-man approach using standard pleas come to nothing. So no amount of shouting from mountaintops has worked. An escalation of words ensues. Words loose their true meaning and are said for effect. We all actually know this is happening and mentally do the translation. So yeah not apt to call farm murders genecide but, especially internationally where rules are unique, hyperbole is the language. Has been the case in all history. In this case, this rhetoric is the only way to get attention and in fact at the very outset, knowing the ANC the way we do.
 
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Quixotic said:
People react less and less to just words unless there is some hyperbole or hysterics now. We all exaggerate out of frustration to be heard as the civilised man-to-man approach using standard pleas come to nothing. So no amount of shouting from mountaintops has worked. An escalation of words ensues. Words loose their true meaning and are said for effect. We all actually know this is happening and mentally do the translation. So yeah not apt to call farm murders genecide but, especially internationally were rules are unique, hyperbole is the language. Has been the case in all history. In this case, this rhetoric is the only way to get attention and in fact at the very outset, knowing the ANC the way we do.
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Thanks for making my point for me.
 
Vrotappel said:
They started calling for it. 'Kill the boer, kill the farmer', 'cut the throat of whiteness', ring any bells?
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You're dancing all around the actual facts here.

WHO first said internationally, that White people in South Africa are EXPERIENCING a genocide?

Answer this question honestly without all the twisting and turning.
 
This raises a question in my mind.
What the actual FUKK does events here have to do with 'Murica.
Are any of those people US citizens?

There is no genocide, just stories of actual events being inflated grotesquely with journalistic ambition plus American stupiditiy.
 
Vrotappel said:
They started calling for it. 'Kill the boer, kill the farmer', 'cut the throat of whiteness', ring any bells?
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That's a recent thing, since Malema drew attention to it. It wasn't even much of a thing before that, and people were still being murdered.

Also it's funny that they link the killing of Afrikaners to the song, but then you guys come in with that picture and say "hey look, black names too, therefore not racist". So pick one - is the song linked to killing Afrikaners or killing farmers? Because Trompie only offered refuge to one group...
 
EmmanuelGoldstein said:
This raises a question in my mind.
What the actual FUKK does events here have to do with 'Murica.
Are any of those people US citizens?

There is no genocide, just stories of actual events being inflated grotesquely with journalistic ambition plus American stupiditiy.
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Well what did Apartheid have to do with the US or the rest of the world?

People back then went international because the country's laws and political system failed them. And it was only international pressure that ended it.

Same case now. The legal system in South Africa views a song with genocidal words like "Kill the Boer, Kill the farmer" as a mere metaphor (same shyte as the Radio Rwanda stuff). The political class like the Ramamessiah's won't do anything about the crime because it will likely antagonise what is left of their rural base.
 
ShaunSA said:
Trompie is temporary. @Sideshow Bob's Aunty Kamkam will kick the witous out and offer the charous refuge :cool:
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Nope, no chance. There seems to be a genocide of tavern patrons going on, so the next "refugee" program will be for them.

They will assimilate perfectly, as mass shootings are a key component of US culture. 🤔
 
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