Two More Arrested for Farm Killing

Mila said:
And his wife was raped because she has a p**sy? If it was about money and cars you tie the people up and take it.
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Has the rape been confirmed? Either way it's all part and parcel with these types of scum. I'm sure she wasn't their first victim.
 
Pehaps not, but nothing to be proud of -

Cedric Maake - 27

David Randitsheni - 10

Mose Sithole - 38

Sipho Thwala - 19

Elias Xitavhudsi - 16
 
Fudzy said:
How do you know it was a racist killing? Did they leave "I HATE HONKEYS" written in blood on a wall somewhere? He was killed because he either has or is perceived to have guns, cars and money. Same reason why people bordering townships are more likely to attacked/robbed than those further away. It's about greed and lack of respect for life, irrespective of colour.
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Still with the old defensive song whenever these kind of crimes are commited? Did they steal guns, cars and money or did they just kill for the fun?
 
Garson007 said:
The insinuation that a white person wouldn't do what black people are doing in the same situation is racist. There is no two ways about it.

I don't see how race needs to be brought up at all in a discussion about violence and/or crime. The fact is that black people do commit more crime, but that's not because they are more prone to violence than anybody else. It's purely situational. So bringing up race at all is a complete misrepresentation of the situation.
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BS. BS. BS

Simply because most farm murders, if not 99.9%, are committed by a specific group or race and the extreme violence is predominantly and specifically lodged at white farmers, mostly out of hatred for the past. If you cannot see that then its time to remove those deliberate blinkers.
 
The point he's making is that there is a disproportionate amount of violence used for the required result.

There is no justification in hacking people to death for a cellphone, and the obvious response is that there is an element of hatred involved - even though the initial intention was just robbery.
 
daveza said:
The point he's making is that there is a disproportionate amount of violence used for the required result.

There is no justification in hacking people to death for a cellphone, and the obvious response is that there is an element of hatred involved - even though the initial intention was just robbery.
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Where does the hate stem from?
 
Fudzy said:
Where does the hate stem from?
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You should perhaps ask a psychologist, but probably a grudge of one kind or another.

A grudge against those who have more, a grudge against those perceived to view themselves as superior or even a grudge against a government who persuaded them that post apartheid they would have everything that government promised them.

Take your pick, I'm sure there are more.
 
daveza said:
You should perhaps ask a psychologist, but probably a grudge of one kind or another.

A grudge against those who have more, a grudge against those perceived to view themselves as superior or even a grudge against a government who persuaded them that post apartheid they would have everything that government promised them.

Take your pick, I'm sure there are more.
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I'm surprised more hasn't been done to address the root cause of these attacks.
 
daveza said:
The point he's making is that there is a disproportionate amount of violence used for the required result.

There is no justification in hacking people to death for a cellphone, and the obvious response is that there is an element of hatred involved - even though the initial intention was just robbery.
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A boy had his eyes gouged out for a cell phone in umlazi or kwamashu I'm not sure which. These things are just criminals with no conscience, psychos
 
Now they eat the victims too

Another example of murder & savagery ... another animal that deserves to be slowly killed
Source:
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Sangoma-found-cooking-farmers-body-parts-20130319

Bloemfontein - A sangoma from Lesotho was caught cooking the body parts of a murdered farmer in boiling water when he was arrested.

This transpired at the trial of Moeketsi Hopolong Mokoena, 34, in the Free State High Court on Monday, reported Volksblad.

Mokoena stands accused of murdering Jan van Wyk, 82, from the farm Jakkalsfontein in 2009.

Court documents showed that some of his body parts were found in a pan in his farmhouse where Mokoena was busy cooking them.
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