STS
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But is this not how black people felt during apartheid? These people feel isolated.
Nothing is done by the ANC so why should they be pro ANC? It's not a race thing but a mind thing. When you are beaten, raped and robbed by a different race than yours your brain goes anti that race. ( It's a science study done on victims ) Your logic say no man it's stupid to be scared but your lizard brain reacts.
And then instead of helping these victims the ANC goes :: AAAHHHH fut you too. You stole the land suffer. Stop being a racist.
Now why would they be pro black or pro ANC?
Most of these farmers are not Pro AWB either they are just pro No violent crimes, if you feel like this and the only hand that is helping you is white? This is trauma this is fear. Nothing to do with apartheid or race. It is who is creating the trauma? So if the healer and the hand was that if the ANC and the police it might just have been a crime.
Yes crime is not only a black on white thing but that is leaving the biggest scars on this country.
Oh yes I know the ANC is not only black but the face is either the puppet or the village idiot. So the face of the party is black. Just like people say the DA will not win because Zill is a whitey and the face of the party.
now you see we agree on it
i personally experienced paranoid white people growing up. just to me these people have always felt isolated, and now they're playing a bigger part than they did in the past. i don't think we always need to have the disclaimer that black people are victims of crime too, but we must just look at the context and how people are presenting these facts to the world and other people. imagine if the ANC had to show the woes of the land to an overseas country for aid, but they completely left out white people as if they were better off, white people would feel hurt wouldn't they? and this is why i can hardly be sympathetic to the farm murder cause, not because i don't feel sorry for the victims but the people who are pushing the agenda haven't always been the best of people.
i don't expect them to be pro-ANC, but what i mean is this is more of a VF+ issue than a DA or ANC issue. it's come so far that it's not just a call for aid, it's a political movement where they're trying to present the situation in this country as hopeless and that they are the only answer. i also don't think the ANC denies these farm murders, as far as i know they only deny a genocide, but you can correct me please