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The massive scale at which white South Africans wish to escape shows the huge discrimination they have faced and theft of their property because of the color of

The massive scale at which white South Africans wish to escape shows the huge discrimination they have faced and theft of their property because of the color of their skin. The current leader of South Africa routinely at his rallies leads songs about killing all the whites.

pestatije 2y ago
imagine native americans doing such like...aborigines? whered the whites go?
zo1 2y ago
Many have already left South Africa. Unfortunately, it's very concentrated with the ones with the skills and finances to afford such a move. Leaving mostly the poor and roots-grounded individuals that are left. At this point, South Africa is being consumed by a communist-flavored anti-white activist ideology, and it's practically a failed state. The only reason it isn't Somalia yet is due to the sheer amount of momentum by skilled individuals and capital that is still here and hasn't yet had a chance to extract value to a more stable country elsewhere. There will be a tipping point, and I hope this current round of sanctions pushes the racist policies out of government like they supposedly did in the 90's.
isniewaarnie 2y ago
> The current leader of South Africa routinely at his rallies leads songs about killing all the whites. This is simply not true. Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of South Africa, does not sing "struggle songs", as they are called, at rallies. If you have examples that show otherwise, please share. The song you're most likely referring to is "Dubul' ibhunu", which roughly translates to "Shoot the boer". This was a popular anti-apartheid protest song, and should be interpreted as such. "Boer", in the context of this song, refers to oppressors of any kind. The people of South Africa are universally happy about the fall of Apartheid. We should celebrate the struggle that brought it about. Please get your facts straight. Sincerely, a white Afrikaner (not a boer).

pestatije 2y ago

imagine native americans doing such like...aborigines? whered the whites go?

zo1 2y ago

Many have already left South Africa. Unfortunately, it's very concentrated with the ones with the skills and finances to afford such a move. Leaving mostly the poor and roots-grounded individuals that are left. At this point, South Africa is being consumed by a communist-flavored anti-white activist ideology, and it's practically a failed state. The only reason it isn't Somalia yet is due to the sheer amount of momentum by skilled individuals and capital that is still here and hasn't yet had a chance to extract value to a more stable country elsewhere. There will be a tipping point, and I hope this current round of sanctions pushes the racist policies out of government like they supposedly did in the 90's.

isniewaarnie 2y ago

> The current leader of South Africa routinely at his rallies leads songs about killing all the whites. This is simply not true. Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of South Africa, does not sing "struggle songs", as they are called, at rallies. If you have examples that show otherwise, please share. The song you're most likely referring to is "Dubul' ibhunu", which roughly translates to "Shoot the boer". This was a popular anti-apartheid protest song, and should be interpreted as such. "Boer", in the context of this song, refers to oppressors of any kind. The people of South Africa are universally happy about the fall of Apartheid. We should celebrate the struggle that brought it about. Please get your facts straight. Sincerely, a white Afrikaner (not a boer).