Malema fan counts dead 'boere'

[LancelotSA]

[Damn, forum doing that thing again where the lastest posts disappear!]

So I can't quote it but people need to realise on here that the word "you" can express both singular and plural. People seem to often think it is referring to them as an individual whereas it is meant as the collective.

 

[Bizkit87]

[Damn, forum doing that thing again where the lastest posts disappear!]

So I can't quote it but people need to realise on here that the word "you" can express both singular and plural. People seem to often think it is referring to them as an individual whereas it is meant as the collective.

yes, that is the most important aspect of this discussion, the technical use of the word "you" ...

thanx, now this thread can be meaningful again

btw... long time no see in the Steyn vs Pienaar thread

 

[nivek]

[Damn, forum doing that thing again where the lastest posts disappear!]

So I can't quote it but people need to realise on here that the word "you" can express both singular and plural. People seem to often think it is referring to them as an individual whereas it is meant as the collective.

I deleted it because I went a bit off topic..

So you are saying that alot of people support the slaughter of farmers?

I think you'll have to look quite hard to find someone on this forum that'd like any 'poor homeless black people' killed.. Most white people just want the country run properly, and no one has to die for that

 

[LancelotSA]

btw... long time no see in the Steyn vs Pienaar thread

You are risking taking this thread way off topic but it would actually be the perfect time for me to venture into that thread as I have always made the assertion that rugby is a team sport and not about the individual at all. Ruan is currently getting shifted between flyhalf and scrum half again and is playing in a team which is struggling. As a result his, as well as a number of his team mates, are suffering from lack of confidence. Morne on the other hand is comfortably entrenched at flyhalf in a powerful team. Not difficult to be the leading scorer when your team is scoring 50+ points in almost every game.

It was interesting to hear Naas say that he felt Ruan had a great game after the last Sharks match even while playing in a struggling team. Imagine how he would flourish behind the strong Bulls pack.

Again, remember, rugby is a team sport. Something you Morne fans always seem to forget when making claims that he won he match.

Now back on topic...

 

[Pitbull]

For the right amount of money I could make your dreams come true ...

 

[Gawain]

For the right amount of money I could make your dreams come true ...

my nightmares are quite "dark", can you make them go away to?

 

[Mila]

Well at least the world can publicly see what he is doing and what his fanbase really think.

Oink!

oink.

Bahwhahahaha!!

I wonder if we carry on like this for a month and google oink and idiot If it will do what I want it to do?

One of these updates reads: "3 000 farmers dead since '94... we lost more people than that... we r far from being even... So kill da boer, kill da farmer."

Since I slept through SA history.

Please help today Google is like a friend with BF trouble. Abit difficult with the info I want.

How many people were killed during Segregation in SA?

 

[Mila]

For the right amount of money I could make your dreams come true ...

I do not use that smiley lightly

 

[Devill]

Two things are going to happen eventually here.

One
We grow tired of this shyte and pack up and leave
Result: Zim

Two
We grow tired loose it like we did once to the guys with red jackets
Result: maybe a quick civil war but doubt it.

So I am starting to think that option one sounds very promising right now.

Thinking of moving to Botswana. Lovely place and the people are friendly. The locals have also let the "white vs black" thing go and are working together. It is also 99% safer than SA.

 

[nivek]

Please help today Google is like a friend with BF trouble. Abit difficult with the info I want.

How many people were killed during Segregation in SA?

Probably alot less than those that died from AIDS under ANC rule

 

[DigitalSoldier]

Thinking of moving to Botswana. Lovely place and the people are friendly. The locals have also let the "white vs black" thing go and are working together. It is also 99% safer than SA.

Also thought about that, the only problem I have with Botswana is that its a landlocked country

 

[Gawain]

has anybody given any thought of how easy it is to sweep up black on black violence, if this **** carries on I will actively start promoting xenophobia, then I can also join the ranks of the turd force

 

[Kloofvreter]

Thinking of moving to Botswana. Lovely place and the people are friendly. The locals have also let the "white vs black" thing go and are working together. It is also 99% safer than SA.

Same for the other countries in Africa (Congo, Burundi, etc etc), but unfortunately (but not surprisingly), they are mostly still in the grips of some war or in ruins.

 

[Emjay]

How many people were killed during Segregation in SA?

It does not matter. What is in the past, should stay there.

What these people don't realise is that they are creating uncertainty in whites. My mind is telling me to run for the hills but my heart does not want to. Lets mess with the agricultural sector and see what happens to the economy. If I owned farm land I would be selling and moving off to a friendly African country such as Botswana.

 

[LancelotSA]

How many people were killed during Segregation in SA?

The figure is very vague.....but it is not as many as some would like us to believe. We would probably also need to question how accurate the record keeping of the number of blacks killed was.

I like to ask them for a number. So how many blacks did you read/hear/believe were killed by Apartheid?

And so far, not one person has come back to me with an answer - not even a vague one.

Why? Because... there are all these insinuations of how cruel Apartheid was, and how horrible it was... but nobody can ever even guess at the actual number killed - or any number. Its all so vague... Which says to me, they have no facts.

What was Apartheid's most brutal moment? Ah! They will tell you the Sharpeville Massacre!! Everybody has heard of the Sharpville massacre where they mowed the blacks down with machine-guns. Sure. So how many died? Well, even according to the ANC, 69 blacks were shot.

http://www.africancrisis.org/Ph_News_2931.asp

But then you get conflicting stories :

In 1976 secondary students in Soweto took to the streets in the Soweto uprising to protest against forced tuition in Afrikaans. On 16 June, police opened fire on students in what was meant to be a peaceful protest. According to official reports 23 people were killed, but news agencies put the number as high as 600 killed and 4000 injured.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa_under_apartheid

1976: The Soweto uprising: People in Soweto riot and demonstrate against discrimination and instruction in Afrikaans, the language of whites descended from the Dutch. The police react with gunfire. 575 people are killed and thousands are injured and arrested.

http://cyberschoolbus.un.org/discrim/race_b_at_print.asp

The thing that needs to be considered too is that these people were killed while rioting. They were not killed while farming, or sleeping.

According to a Human Rights Commission report submitted to the TRC (Truth and Reconciliation Commission) in 1997 the number of blacks that died during Apartheid (1948 to 1989) was 7 000.
Compared to 14 000 for the period 1990 to 1994.
Compared to 174 220 for the period 1994 to 2000 (under Nelson Mandela)
The report also states that about 92% of deaths were caused by 'black-on-black' violence. (1990 to 1994)

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_people_died_during_the_apartheid

But was it really that 'bad'? Do we really know how many millions of innocent blacks were killed under Apartheid?

It seems we do and the source is none other than an investigation that was done by the HRC (Human Right Commission) and submitted as evidence to the TRC in 1997!

The statistics as to the number of blacks that were killed where for the years 1948 up to the election in 1994 and the total number of blacks killed were 21 000. Ouch! Quite a number!

But that's not really it! The report makes a distinction between two periods. One from 1948 till 1989 and then the next from 1990 up to the election in 1994.
And the number killed for the period from 1948 until 1989 is 7 000. Where as the number killed from 1990 to 1994 a whopping 14 000! Which means that during the Apartheid reign of 41 years, 7 000 died compared to double the amount of dead in just 4 years! So more blacks were killed under De Klerk's 'new' anti-Apartheid government of 4 years than in 41 years of government under Apartheid!

But that's not all folks! Of the 14 000 killed during the 4 years it came out in the report that 92% were caused by blacks killing blacks! Only 5.6% were attributed to the Security Forces at the time.

So the numbers in short:

1948 - 1989: 7 000
1990 - 1994: 14 000 (of which 92% as a result of 'black-on-black' violence)

http://www.boervolk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1536

 

[Devill]

Also thought about that, the only problem I have with Botswana is that its a landlocked country

Yeah but hay Mozambique beaches over december will be fine for me

 

[Gawain]

yeah i remember doing riot patrols in the natal midlands inkhata (spelling ) vs anc - those okes where fusking each other up 6-0

we where basically inkhata bodyguards

 

[I am Penguin]

You are risking taking this thread way off topic but it would actually be the perfect time for me to venture into that thread as I have always made the assertion that rugby is a team sport and not about the individual at all. Ruan is currently getting shifted between flyhalf and scrum half again and is playing in a team which is struggling. As a result his, as well as a number of his team mates, are suffering from lack of confidence. Morne on the other hand is comfortably entrenched at flyhalf in a powerful team. Not difficult to be the leading scorer when your team is scoring 50+ points in almost every game.

It was interesting to hear Naas say that he felt Ruan had a great game after the last Sharks match even while playing in a struggling team. Imagine how he would flourish behind the strong Bulls pack.

Again, remember, rugby is a team sport. Something you Morne fans always seem to forget when making claims that he won he match.

Now back on topic...

off topic

Yeah the idiot (Ruaan) would flourish with Frans gone. You must feel exhilarated about that

/on topic

Lance stop sticking your head in the ground and stop complaining to the mods about the negativity. I find it just typical YOU that here we find farmers MURDERED (White the majority) and the Government through Malema promoting it and you still have a have a few braincells left to "defend" it. That's the crux. We unlike you are not Ostriches and we Know many International readers visit these pages so let the word spread into the wide world about how corrupt, murderous, callous and lowlife this government and its supporting people are!

 

[Mila]

The figure is very vague.....but it is not as many as some would like us to believe. We would probably also need to question how accurate the record keeping of the number of blacks killed was.



http://www.africancrisis.org/Ph_News_2931.asp

But then you get conflicting stories :


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa_under_apartheid


http://cyberschoolbus.un.org/discrim/race_b_at_print.asp

The thing that needs to be considered too is that these people were killed while rioting. They were not killed while farming, or sleeping.




http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_people_died_during_the_apartheid



http://www.boervolk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1536

COOL!!!

I thought so.

Thanx for the links to read!!!

 

[Gawain]

@ I am Penguin

morning bud, now I would usually be the first one to jump on Lancelot, but if you read his last post he actually posted a good argument against the "evils" of apartheid murders - yes it pains me to write this post but the truth will set you free