Anonymous #1 17w

ja, maar ek het eers sloweens gepraat (yes but i spoke slovene first)

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Anonymous #2 17w

on some things, yes. on other things, no. things are not as black and white as they seem

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Anonymous OP 17w

Is he an idiot when it comes to South Africa?

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Anonymous #2 17w

long answer or short?

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Anonymous OP 17w

Both

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Anonymous #2 17w

long: honestly it depends on your POV. you can view malema as a violent demagogue who seeks to kill all white south africans, or you can view him as a nutter who isn’t to be taken seriously. (he’s the one that boosts up “kill the boer”). we definitely are not being genocided YET, key word yet. personally if malema takes power, i will never go back to SA because of what he has said. i think trump is exaggerating slightly but it could scarily soon be a reality short: not really

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Anonymous OP 17w

if you want me to clarify anything i of course will elaborate :)

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Anonymous OP 17w

No. This is great. Thanks

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Anonymous #2 17w

of course!

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Anonymous #3 17w

It’s kinda crazy how Whte S. Africans own 70% of the land in a majority Black country

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Anonymous #3 17w

This doesn’t justify k*lling anyone. I do not support violence against any group

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Anonymous #3 17w

do you have a question you would like me to answer?

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Anonymous OP 17w

What’s your pov on my thoughts?

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Anonymous #3 17w

from a white south african POV, we do and don’t get it. for one, the vast majority of that 70% of land was unused and undeveloped when the boers arrived in the 1600s, and they cultivated it on their own (slavery was uncommon in SA, and banned in 1807). from their POV, they developed land that wasn’t being used and are confused as to why the black south africans think they deserve farmland they never cultivated

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Anonymous OP 17w

going off that, some white south africans do believe in land reform. however, government tie up’s prevent anything from actually happening, and the amount of us who support land reform are starting not to as the violence ramps up

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Anonymous OP 17w

the problem is most of the land reforms come at the complete disenfranchisement of white south africans, which we are against. we understand it was “their land” (even through we were here before the zulus actually), but nothing was being done with the land on a large scale until we arrived

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Anonymous OP 17w

I see, thank you for explaining! Definitely inspired me to read more about the history of white S Africans and land development.

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