But I think most folks in SA are seeing the reality of which of these two options has occurred in SA.
No. Most folks still live in abject poverty, have access to a radio and SABC tv, do not read newspapers and have no idea what the Internet is. Most folks see the ANC as the saviour from White Oppression. By design the entire system is slanted in accordance to race, and therefore they will enjoy majority rule until the ANC is split into smaller, competing parties. Your ideology that you speak of is really a non-starter. The ANC HAS 70% of the vote. The ANC HAS a democratic, overruling majority in all government structures. The ANC HAS the full-blown support of the voting public. Most folks are mildly upset that they haven't got everything they wanted, but for the most part they still believe then ANC will one day deliver. Changing place names is one way the ANC is showing the masses things
are changing. Sure, it's a fronting exercise - but it works.
Thats not reality. Reality is 'doing whatever necessary to win or kill the opponents'. re debate over framing for bombings, and/or shooting of innocent children etc.
What do you want in guerilla warfare? People to line up nicely on either side and take turns at shooting?
Let's just nip this little thing of guerrilla warfare in the butt. No organisation will ever get close to starting such a movement in this country while the ANC is in power. The ANC's paranoia is extreme - especially in leadership circles. Any attempt to get such a movement off the ground will be met with swift, fierce resistance. The Boeremag tried, and I think the whole country was amazed at how quickly the movement was rendered useless. A minority of a few whities are not going to achieve any regime change in this country - so forget that idea.
If that means pretending to be the other side and doing false flag operations (look it up) then that's what happens.
Please, any such organisation would fail simply by virtue of comprising the support of a small minority. In any event, in the world's most violent continent, do you really want to pit a tiny, insignificant group of people against a majority of people who have no qualms in fighting for what they want? This is not the battle of blood river where the minority group has better tactics and bigger weapons. This is a battle where the government OWNS the military, where the masses are mobile within city limits, and where the minorities are not supported internationally.
Remember, in any political struggle - a majority never bother to take part. Its always a tightly knit group -a minority, who go to war, and deliberately provoke the ruling powers into lashing out at everyone - which then sparks an escalation, and it pulls more and more of the unwilling majority into one or another form of protest..
You need a bit of a history lesson my friend. I enjoy your posts for the most part, but I'm afraid you're well off the mark on this one. In Africa the spirit of Ubuntu follows the people in good times and bad, even during times of war. Even children participate in Africa's political conflicts - South Africa is actually rather naive when it comes to the way things really work on an African scale.
Idealism my ass.
. I've had countless discussions with my friends about this, the answers that i get are too controversial to discuss here. I should also add that most of my friends (Myself included), have very little first hand knowledge of the situation in KZN. Anybody here from KZN? Please shed some light.
I don't understand the logic behind your argument, but just out of interest, what/who would you have voted for?
and this whole blame apartheid and the NP blablabla thingy is honestly getting old