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I see the persecution complex is taking hold, if only as a means to deflate attention from racism. The truth of the matter is that Black people are in solidarity with the farming community when one of theirs is attacked, for example. You will never see a black person say "oh, what about what x white person did to black person y". Why, because at that point it is irrelevant to the matter at hand.

Oooo so it's ok for black people to play the persecution complex for things that happened 30 years ago? But not for things happening currently?

Geesus, I don't even know how to respond :D :D :D
 
Oooo so it's ok for black people to play the persecution complex for things that happened 30 years ago? But not for things happening currently?

Geesus, I don't even know how to respond :D :D :D
Is it possible to have a sane and dignified conversation in this forum? Perhaps it is because blacks were indeed persecuted on racial grounds. That is why black people are more sensitive to race than say, a white person, for example. Do you not agree with this?
 
Is it possible to have a sane and dignified conversation in this forum? Perhaps it is because blacks were indeed persecuted on racial grounds. That is why black people are more sensitive to race than say, a white person, for example. Do you not agree with this?

You're stating as a fact on behalf of all black people that they never raise issues where a white person did something against a black person. Have I understood your assertion correctly?
 
Is it possible to have a sane and dignified conversation in this forum? Perhaps it is because blacks were indeed persecuted on racial grounds. That is why black people are more sensitive to race than say, a white person, for example. Do you not agree with this?

I'm trying to have a dignified conversation, but when you post things like this you expect a dignified response? I suggest you relook at your approach if you expected anything different ;)
 
Oooo so it's ok for black people to play the persecution complex for things that happened 30 years ago? But not for things happening currently?

Geesus, I don't even know how to respond :D :D :D

Its throws the whole lot in, the race card, victim card, history card, persecution complex, inferiority complex, _____
 
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Its throws the hole lot in, the race card, victim card, history card, persecution complex, inferiority complex, _____

Let's be fair here, the only people that have been pulling these cards are you. Or do we not count them because why?
 
I'm trying to have a dignified conversation, but when you post things like this you expect a dignified response? I suggest you relook at your approach if you expected anything different ;)

There in none more dignified than me in this forum. I don't insult or name call people. I disagree without resorting to disrespecting. Some thing many have to learn about.
 
There in none more dignified than me in this forum. I don't insult or name call people. I disagree without resorting to disrespecting. Some thing many have to learn about.
You make sweeping generalisations about entire race groups. Not what I'd call dignified. I suppose you don't name call but what you're doing is like arguing that when dude A denies dude B employment because dude B is black, dude A is dignified because he didn't call him the K word.

I suppose you just set the bar for dignified behaviour a little lower than I do.
 
I see the persecution complex is taking hold, if only as a means to deflate attention from racism. The truth of the matter is that Black people are in solidarity with the farming community when one of theirs is attacked, for example. You will never see a black person say "oh, what about what x white person did to black person y". Why, because at that point it is irrelevant to the matter at hand.

You are talking kack and you know it. And also, there's this:

call him racist.jpg
 
I see the persecution complex is taking hold, if only as a means to deflate attention from racism. The truth of the matter is that Black people are in solidarity with the farming community when one of theirs is attacked, for example. You will never see a black person say "oh, what about what x white person did to black person y". Why, because at that point it is irrelevant to the matter at hand.

This is exactly what you do in every single thread!

:D

No wonder you get all the flak you get. it is simply impossible to engage with you on any reasonable level.
 
I see the persecution complex is taking hold, if only as a means to deflate attention from racism. The truth of the matter is that Black people are in solidarity with the farming community when one of theirs is attacked, for example. You will never see a black person say "oh, what about what x white person did to black person y". Why, because at that point it is irrelevant to the matter at hand.

There is no political will to protect these rural communities, it is an unpatched security hole. Due to this, people will independently take again. You will see more action groups take up arms to protect themselves, their property and most importantly their belonging which is in question by a political agenda. The ANC and the EFF, including other groups, are contributing to these actions and are a threat to these people’s wellbeing.

As a case I condemn the actions by Willem Oosthuizen and Theo Martins Jackson, they crossed the line between right and wrong, and there is no in-between. They deserve to be sentenced with the toughest penalties, but then you have to question, why did the two accused behave inhumane towards an alleged trespasser and another? Is it that they have lost trust in the system?

I do not see the big three political houses pro-actively campaign as a collective to protect these rural communities, they do, but they apply their activism selectively. Yes, the DA have been vocal and have recently called on rural reaction units to be implemented, but where are they when white people are being abused and murdered on their rural properties? Then you have a party like the Freedom Front Plus, supported by two arms, which relentlessly hammers at protecting the rural communities, but they are questioned by the political houses and their statistics are scrutinised by the larger public (even here on the MyBb threads). This spurred people on to establish the National Front in strength.

Yes, Malema is emboldening black racists by invoking hate and he is by no means the only advocate. Maimane did nothing more than supporting that ‘rooted’ cause by publicly calling on violence to battle racism, and many commended Maimane. Where is Maimane when white people are murdered?

As much as people are calling this attack to be racist, it is xenophobic in nature.
 
There in none more dignified than me in this forum. I don't insult or name call people. I disagree without resorting to disrespecting. Some thing many have to learn about.

LOL, just a few of your posts tells a different story:

This is a very dumb question even by your already low standards.

No buddy. Would it kill you to apply to engage you brain for a moment.

You are really think aren't you. A sack of potatoes has more intelligence than you.
 
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