Article: More land grabs expected in Zimbabwe

Flanders said:
Oh dear, looks like I did touch a nerve then. Please, when our president stops behaving like one and perhaps gets a complete primary school education for a start, let me know. I'll gladly retract.

As for the presumption that it was a blanket statement that includes all black people or even just because the president is black, you're wrong. He's a twit. Hope that's not too offensive for you.
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You didnt strike a nerve at all.

Just found it strange that you didn't know calling a black man a baboon is a bit racist.
 
Zimbabwe's main opposition party warned on Monday of "more chaos" on white and former white-owned farms after hints from new vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa that land takeovers would be stepped up.
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It's obviously an anti-white campaign, thing is they will never stop envying what the white man has until they have nothing left but "more chaos" of their own doing. You can see the beginning of that same chaos in this country too.

Africa's gonna Africa.
 
evilstebunny said:
It's obviously an anti-white campaign, thing is they will never stop envying what the white man has until they have nothing left but "more chaos" of their own doing. You can see the beginning of that same chaos in this country too.

Africa's gonna Africa.
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so where do we go from here?

certain parts of Russia seems to be uninhabited...
 
je$$ie_jame$ said:
You didnt strike a nerve at all.

Just found it strange that you didn't know calling a black man a baboon is a bit racist.
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But a black man calling a white man a baboon is not. You still haven't given a acceptable answer on why you think so?
 
Could we get off the baboon thing already? Let me re-iterate seeing as how I appear to have caused this monumental derailment: I was not making a blanket statement about black people, nor did I call him a baboon because he's black.

I wrote what I wrote without thinking about it in a moment of raised negative emotion, which is what the mere thought of Zuma evokes in me (and anyone with more brain cells than children I'm sure). My most sincere apologies go out to all who I may have offended! x1000 + a cherry on top. Next time when referring to our great commander-in-thief, I shall just stick with 'phuckwit'. How's that?

Seems to me that there are a few people commenting in this thread who would not even have made an appearance were it not for my seemingly controversial choice of words but, given half the chance to deflect from the real issue, there they are.
 
imranpanji said:
You need to have a slight inkling of knowledge and history to understand.
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What are you referring to? I really want to understand but i cannot and it seems to me you and a few others just are totally incapable of explaining a very simple question. Seems to me rather that self image is the real problem here. In other words some or other personal hangup!
 
Flanders said:
I wrote what I wrote without thinking about it in a moment of raised negative emotion, which is what the mere thought of Zuma evokes in me (and anyone with more brain cells than children I'm sure). My most sincere apologies go out to all who I may have offended! x1000 + a cherry on top. Next time when referring to our great commander-in-thief, I shall just stick with 'phuckwit'. How's that?
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'phuckwit' - good enough for me.
 
Nothing left in Zim. Bwahoooooo. I think they have gone back to eating sand again.
A perfect example of a brilliant democracy in Africa.
 
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