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Why do they want to kill all the White People?
by liam 38 Replies latest social current
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moomanchu
It is a worn out saying, but it needs to be kept said till one day it sinks into peoples heads.
Imagine reversing the situation. 100,000 white people in a stadium chanting for the death of blacks.
Under no circumstances no matter what had happened would that be tolerated.
Whatever, hope all the whites can leave and then they can become the next Zimbabwe.
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slimboyfat
Watching youtube videos with the mind turned off is not a good idea.
Watching YouTube videos about the world’s most venomous snakes and spiders, with the light turned off - also not a good idea. 💡
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vienne
extreme biology is much more interesting than a modern day prophet who should be on meds.
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Rivergang
It's a bit of a bloody nuisance the way that facts keep getting in the way of a good story!
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Earnest
moomanchu : Imagine reversing the situation. 100,000 white people in a stadium chanting for the death of blacks.
As the title of the opus is "Why do they want to kill all the White People", I would like to address the video of Julius Malema singing Dubul' ibhunu (Kill the Boer) in a stadium in 2023 to an estimated 90,000 supporters. This song arose during the armed struggle against apartheid and became a sort of war cry. The word 'Boer', as in "Kill the Boer", has several meanings depending on the context. It can mean 'farmer', it can mean someone of Dutch origin (Afrikaner) as in Anglo-Boer War, it was often just used to refer to the police or the army (who were primarily white Afrikaners). When it was used during the armed struggle there is no doubt many took it literally. But, even at that point, the song was not about "killing all white people" but specifically those who were their oppressors, and particularly their agents i.e. the police and the army.
Malema first sang this song while he was still a member of the ANC in March 2010. At the time he was taken to court and the high court ruled that the song was "unconstitutional and unlawful". Malema faced trial for "hate speech" in 2011 and was convicted, the judge ordering Malema and the ANC to stop singing the song in public or in private. In 2012 the ANC agreed to stop singing the song, even though they maintained it should be understood in its political context and not literally.
In 2022 Malema (now head of the EFF) was again taken to court for singing the song, where it was debated whether the song amounted to hate speech. The court accepted Malema's argument that the lyrics should not be interpreted literally but in their proper historical context as a statement of resistance to land dispossession.
The High Court ruled that (a) the chant and song were not intended to be taken seriously; (b) that there was not evidence of a causal link between the song and violence; (c) that the reference to Boer did not literally refer to White or Afrikaans people; (d) that the song did not incite hatred towards White people generally; and so the song was not hate speech and deserves to be protected under the rubric of freedom of speech. One might not agree with the court's decision, but in 2024 the Supreme Court of Appeal upheld the verdict.
That's not quite the end of the matter, but clearly the courts have ruled that the song is not taken literally today and is protected by freedom of speech. No doubt Malema will continue to court publicity, and the recent involvement by Donald Trump has only served to enhance his reputation.
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Anony Mous
Or alternatively, the government courts now side with Malema because they agree with the ideologies of the communists and promoters of DEI. Which again, is what the law black and white says, that in SA everything has to be re-interpreted against past perceived oppression, which is how Malema won the court case.
Kill has a specific meaning. Boer has a specific meaning. Re-interpreting those words to have different meanings when it becomes politically inconvenient is a problem.
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Anony Mous
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- The Daily Mail: Why white South Africans are fleeing surging violence and ‘racist’ laws for new lives in America
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- Breitbart: Trump Vindicated as South Africa Considers Bill to Redistribute Land on Racial Lines
- BBC: South African president signs controversial land seizure law
- The law is vague, stating that expropriation is allowed in circumstances where it is “just and equitable and in the public interest” to do so.
- BBC: “Close to 70,000 South Africans have expressed interest in moving to the US following Washington’s offer to resettle people from the country’s Afrikaner community, a business group has said.”
- The New York Times: ‘Kill the Boer’ Song Fuels Backlash in South Africa and U.S.
- “The political rally was winding down when the brash leader of a leftist South African party grabbed the microphone and began to stomp and chant. Thousands of supporters joined in, and when he reached the climax, they pointed their fingers in the air like guns. ‘Kill the Boer!’ Julius Malema chanted, referring to white farmers. The crowd in a stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday roared back in approval.”
- The New York Times: Killing of White Farmer Becomes a Flash Point in South Africa
- Sky News: ‘Anti-white racism’: Farmers being targeted in South Africa
- news.com.au: South Africans trapped ‘like frogs in boiling water’ as racial violence escalates
- The Independent: South Africa: Taking farms from whites is justified because ‘it’s not really their land’, says EFF spokesman
- New York Sun: From Murdered White Farmers to ‘Racially Disfavored Landowners’: Why Trump and Musk Are Targeting South Africa
- The Independent: Farmers in South Africa claim they are being targeted in ‘horrific’ attacks
- news.com.au: South Africa farm attacks: Brutal crimes landowners face
- The Daily Mail: There’s been a murder a week on farms in South Africa this year. Now a race-baiting Marxist who loves singing Kill the Boer is set to become Vice President
- Fox News: South African political leader calls for violence against White citizens at rally: ‘Kill the Boer, the farmer’
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