Farm Attacks

skimread said:
Is the wife a lesbian if the lover acts and dresses like a man but the wife acts and dress feminine?

I think this could be a case where the lover identifies as male and plays the male role. In that case #menaretrash
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So the male/female did the dirty work keeping the woman's fingernails clean.
 
kolaval said:
A journalist sets something on fire, why?
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The problem is not just the fire. It's the use of fire, petrol and the tire and the symbolism of it.

Necklacing - Wikipedia

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Necklacing is the practice of extrajudicial summary execution and torture carried out by forcing a rubber tire filled with petrol around a victim's chest and arms, and setting it on fire. The victim may take up to 20 minutes to die, suffering severe burns in the process.

Necklacing was used by the black community to punish its members who were perceived as collaborators with the apartheid government.[2] Necklacing was primarily used on black police informants; the practice was often carried out in the name of the struggle, although the executive body of the African National Congress (ANC), the most broadly supported South African opposition movement, condemned it.[3][4] In 1986, Winnie Mandela, then-wife of the imprisoned Nelson Mandela, stated, "With our boxes of matches, and our necklaces, we shall liberate this country", which was widely seen as an explicit endorsement of necklacing.[5][6] This caused the ANC to initially distance itself from her,[7] although she later took on a number of official positions within the party.
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Solarion said:
Please put a warning on that link really, it's very graphic and you don't want to open this at work or with kids around.
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Yeah **** man I've seen those photos before, and they still haunt me - the broom one, especially...

Anyone still disputing whether or not these are just simple house robberies gone wrong or calculated, drawn out torture and murder sessions based on race of the victims needs to just take a long, hard look at the growing catalogue of crime scene photos. These ***** always take their time with their victims, inflicting maximum mental damage before doing the unimaginable.
 
From the Frontline Fellowship video in this post on this thread I tried to get more info of the Jaco Geldenhuys incident, I am guessing it was a farm attack since the video deals with the topic. It was way back in 2004, I'm guessing with all the claims of racism (not conveyed by the media) that this is a general mindset.

"Did you say you killed and raped a white lady and killed her child because of apartheid?" Judge Leeuw asked.

"Well, after the old lady (Rawstone) answered her cellphone in the car, she was shot. Thereafter we did everything we did because they were white," Kekana said.
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Portrait of a stone-faced baby-killer

He has the face of the devil personified. Cold and stony. Angry eyes. Pursed lips that only open to answer questions that require more than a shake of the head. This is William Kekana, kidnapper, rapist and killer. And he's only 20, writes Nalisha Ka
www.iol.co.za www.iol.co.za
 
thechamp said:
What's the loan dispute all about?
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Fulcrum29 said:
Basically for the new payment system to take effect they were paid in advance. It isn't a loan then... it still a wage dispute, though a misunderstood wage dispute.
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Could "loan" here possibly just be a mis-translation from the Afrikaans "loon", meaning wages?
 
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Weduwee aangekeer ná ‘aanval’ op Nigel-plaas - Maroela Media

Die voorval is aanvanklik as ʼn plaasmoord bestempel en mense was woedend, maar ná die voorval was daar al hoe meer vrae oor die werklike motief vir die moord.
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It's things like this that make you go wtf is wrong with people? Disguising a "lover murder" as a common farm murder, really? It's almost treason.
 
Excalibur said:
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I bet the people on the other side of this sad story were also born here.

Would have been great to know exactly what the truth is around both sides of this, but we will likely never know since people post this type of thing with an agenda which has nothing to do with truth.
Add piss poor reporting which apart from being poor also normally have at least some political slant to it, and all we get to see is someones manipulated version of events.

And that goes for both sides.
 
Police spokesperson Col Amanda Funani confirmed that six cases of attempted murder were opened following the incident.
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For rubber bullets? Seems to me next time go for broke with sharps if you're going to get accused of for defending yourself anyway.
 
Kola_CT said:
I bet the people on the other side of this sad story were also born here.

Would have been great to know exactly what the truth is around both sides of this, but we will likely never know since people post this type of thing with an agenda which has nothing to do with truth.
Add piss poor reporting which apart from being poor also normally have at least some political slant to it, and all we get to see is someones manipulated version of events.

And that goes for both sides.
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Yeah. It is very difficult trusting a post made by any political organization.
Anyone can take any photo and add a story to it to convey a message you want others to believe.

As you state, there are cases on both sides with agendas.

That is what is confusing people. Who do you believe? The crime for believing the wrong thing is (from a white perspective):
1) Being categorized as a racist
or worse...
2) not believing it and then potentially becoming a victim of that very same crime.

I know that I don't want to be tortured and killed. So what am I to do to make myself feel better protected? Go around thinking nothing of the kind of torture and killings is happening or changing my mindset to become more suspicious of anyone I perceive and maybe having the intent to harm me?

So, if it was terror the perpetrators wanted, they succeed.

Honestly, if I had the means I would leave South Africa. Love this place and really wanted to help build a better society where everyone is prosperous, but the way things are going is making me think that it would not be possible in our lifetimes or even a 100 years from now. There is too much hate in people on both sides and it appears to be increasing.

Hate and mistrust will not lead to peaceful coexistence.

So here I will have to make my stand and it is not a nice prospect to look forward to.

I blame all the current political parties. Instead of giving us something to hope for they would rather take their time to attack each other to score points with their "already converted" people, rather than creating an open dialogue where people can find common ground to help make society better.
 
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CommonSense said:
Yeah. It is very difficult trusting a post made by any political organization.
Anyone can take any photo and add a story to it to convey a message you want others to believe.

As you state, there are cases on both sides with agendas.

That is what is confusing people. Who do you believe? The crime for believing the wrong thing is (from a white perspective):
1) Being categorized as a racist
or worse...
2) not believing it and then potentially becoming a victim of that very same crime.

I know that I don't want to be tortured and killed. So what am I to do to make myself feel better protected? Go around thinking nothing of the kind of torture and killings is happening or changing my mindset to become more suspicious of anyone I perceive and maybe having the intent to harm me?

So, if it was terror the perpetrators wanted, they succeed.

Honestly, if I had the means I would leave South Africa. Love this place and really wanted to help build a better society where everyone is prosperous, but the way things are going is making me think that it would not be possible in our lifetimes or even a 100 years from now. There is too much hate in people on both sides and it appears to be increasing.

Hate and mistrust will not lead to peaceful coexistence.

So here I will have to make my stand and it is not a nice prospect to look forward to.

I blame all the current political parties. Instead of giving us something to hope for they would rather take their time to attack each other to score points with their "already converted" people, rather than creating an open dialogue where people can find common ground to help make society better.
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Exactly.
 
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