Article: ANCYL making white people the enemy: Afriforum

The ANCYL was making white people the enemy, Afriforum Youth said on Thursday following the league's criticism of former JSE CEO Russell Loubser.

"The ANCYL is defending their own extremism by making white people the enemy, whilst poverty is supposed to be the enemy," chairman Charl Oberholzer said in a statement.
 
Given the picture used, what influence do you think Juju still has on the ANCYL?
 
Fudzy said:
Given the picture used, what influence do you think Juju still has on the ANCYL?
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He may no longer be an active member, but his influence on that organisation is huge. He's the one that started the frequent anti-white tirades, "Economic Freedom" idea and nationalisation agenda. Robert Lamola has done a fine job picking up and running with Malema's ideas.
 
Before we address poverty (a symptom) we need to address ignorance (via education preferably, but at the rate we're going the ignorant will never attain an education).
 
rorz0r said:
Before we address poverty (a symptom) we need to address ignorance (via education preferably, but at the rate we're going the ignorant will never attain an education).
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Agreed, you can see the simplistic logic being applied here:

- Black YL wants to nationalise mines
- White CEO says nationalisation is brainless
- Black YL interprets that as White CEO saying YL is brainless therefore racist
- Black YL calls CEO a white monopoly capital (Sort of sounds like a uppercase letter you'd use in a boardgame)
- AF calls this an attack on whites
 
Fudzy said:
Agreed, you can see the simplistic logic being applied here:

- Black YL wants to nationalise mines
- White CEO says nationalisation is brainless
- Black YL interprets that as White CEO saying YL is brainless therefore racist
- Black YL calls CEO a white monopoly capital (Sort of sounds like a uppercase letter you'd use in a boardgame)
- AF calls this an attack on whites
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Some of their ideas seems a bit lacking, don't you think.
 
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