First Zimbawe now South Africa.Backwards.

a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Don't worry son, we look after our children.

a reply to: Beestie
But what does that actually mean?

In this thread, many have said that we are not responsible for the acts of our ancestors.

I may be totally wrong about the meaning, but it makes it sound like the ancestors take precautions to make sure that their acts and their deeds are perpetuated.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

No that would mean that some of the innocent white children of South Africa will perhaps escape being slaughtered for the wrongs of the ancestors. Those whose fathers/grandfathers/uncles etc may know of munitions stashes from the days of the Border War. To be used if a wholesale slaughter of white South Africans ever had to start. There is nothing wrong with trying to defend one's children.Not even if you're white,go figure..

a reply to: Raxoxane

A lot of people in the left talk about fascism, and Nazis without realizing that the NAZIs were extreme leftists. Yet the left, and progressives have been trying to label NAZIs as "rightwing", when in reality the NAZIS were prominent "progressives and extreme leftists". Heck, the NAZIS were extreme environmentalists, who used the Jewish rituals of Kashrut laws as an excuse to label Jewish people as evil, and inhuman. Because the way that the Jewish ritual describes how Jewish people have to prepare their food. The rituals in which cows were slaughtered were used by the NAZIs as propaganda against the Jewish people. The nazis even banned the Jewish Kashrut law in 1933. Progressives in the U.S. at the time backed the nazis and their ideologies were almost the same.

But anyways, that' should be for another discussion. As for Africa, if this happens it will only bring more division and suffering for yet another African country.

People from SA, do not try to argue with a left wing American about anything political. Reality does not matter to them. Their political beliefs are their religion. They would rather your family be murdered than agree with you that something needs to be done.

If I were you, in SA, I would start getting armed and start carving out territory that you can defend. That, or leave.