Farm murders and attacks gradually decreasing, according to statistics

Ive started to see a lot of these stand alone cameras systems with the number plate recognition at the start/end of dirt roads these days...Apparently somewhere in the area of R70k odd but farmers are smartening up.
Our local security also has some drones that they use now which I think is also helping get eyes on those criminals...
 
mojoman said:
Ive started to see a lot of these stand alone cameras systems with the number plate recognition at the start/end of dirt roads these days...Apparently somewhere in the area of R70k odd but farmers are smartening up.
Our local security also has some drones that they use now which I think is also helping get eyes on those criminals...
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The sad reality about this country is the more smart and proactive people are against crime in this country the criminals response to that is to increase their brutality and mercilessness.
 
Polymathic said:
The sad reality about this country is the more smart and proactive people are against crime in this country the criminals response to that is to increase their brutality and mercilessness.
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Yip it's like the rhino poachers who shoot rhinos who have already, preemptively, been de-horned. They're making sure they don't waste time spending potentially days tracking a worthless rhino in the future
 
konfab said:
How can something that the government claim that doesn't happen decrease?
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TheMightyQuinn said:
Good point...MyCadre are always quick to claim that farm murders is a made up thing...but suddenly quote numbers when 5 farmers less are murdered during a year.

It just emphasizes their hatred and racism.
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Farm murders do happen, I think the rejection of it(by anyone) is trying to paint it as a genocidal conspiracy or targeted attack by government.

Government is failing everyone everywhere.
 
Well im sure if you analysed the stats you would find a spike in farm murders right around the same period that certain politicians were singing their "kill the boer" songs.
 
The quistion I want answers to is, How many would be criminals are now fertiliser in a field somewhere???
 
Gyre said:
Farm murders do happen, I think the rejection of it(by anyone) is trying to paint it as a genocidal conspiracy or targeted attack by government.

Government is failing everyone everywhere.
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It is however driven by race hatred, as indicated by torture and things said during torture.

Definitely not a targeted attack by government, but they did pave the way with the disbanding of the Kommando's.

"Genocidal conspiracy" is also a bit far fetched tbh. People were and are however upset by the nonchalant way these murders and torture are just brushed off as "normal" day to day crime, when it obviously is not.
 
TheMightyQuinn said:
It is however driven by race hatred, as indicated by torture and things said during torture.

Definitely not a targeted attack by government, but they did pave the way with the disbanding of the Kommando's.

"Genocidal conspiracy" is also a bit far fetched tbh. People were and are however upset by the nonchalant way these murders and torture are just brushed off as "normal" day to day crime, when it obviously is not.
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A lot of it is racial, a lot of it is opportunity. People committing these crimes are already the worst kind of animals and trash so it's expected they're be racist, misogynistic, so on.

Disbanding the Kommando's was a stupid idea, I still can't imagine what the Kommandos got up to to have to be disbanded. Even if there were issues, I'm sure they could have been dealt with internally with the right pressure.

We had a whole saga of conspiracy theories on here and I think that is where the confusions comes in when people "deny farm attacks". Crime can happen anywhere, it's stupid to think farms are exempt somehow, unless people are going the extra mile with stupid and trying to deny crime at all.
 
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