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This has to earn some "ignores"!

Nah, no "ignores." Just eye roll, pity, laughs.

As far as South Africa, you may be surprised who was there first, the Dutch or the Zulus. Claiming Zulus have dominion over anywhere in Africa because, you know, "Black," is like saying France should not mind German rule because Germans are the Frenchies ethic related brothers.

Ah, the "Dark" secret - that the Zulu invaded South Africa and committed acts of genocide against both Bantu and Boer alike.

Shh!! That hurty the narrative.

Exactly. If you take land you better be strong enough as a culture to hold it. Doesn't matter who was there first, etc... It is all about power - period. .

We will see similar changes in CA. I see more Mex flags in many areas on cinco de mayo than US flags on the 4th. Mainly, these are inland areas so far... but that will change.

As to Native Indians - they were their own worst enemy. The various tribes wanted the "white man's" weapons to overpower their traditional enemies. None realized that as the population of the "white man" grew, they were doomed to annihilation by simple demographics. It is funny to read the early history with tribes betraying other tribes instead of unifying...

https://rmx.news/article/exclusive-white-south-africans-face-crime-and-torture-but-still-believe-the-us-and-europe-face-a-darker-future-says-solidarity-movements-ernst-roets/

So the big story that often comes out of South Africa is the targeting of the farmers. What a lot of critics argue is that these farmers aren’t being targeted because they’re White, they’re being targeted because they’re wealthy. What would you say to this claim?

Well, that is one part of a bigger-picture answer or explanation. Yes, farmers are employers.
They have money and there’s this perception that if you kill a farmer, you will find cash in the safe or something. And unfortunately, in some cases, that is true that some farmers do work with cash and the robbers get that. But that is a very oversimplified, one-dimensional explanation that doesn’t speak to the rest of the realities of South Africa, which includes that many of these farmers are being tortured for hours.

So, if you are just there to get money, you go in, you kill the farmer, and you take the stuff, and you leave. But that’s not what is happening on these farms.

You find that these farmers are being tied up in some of these attacks. The attackers chant political slogans. In some of these cases, they would write political slogans on the wall, like, “Kill the Boer.” In one extreme case, they even wrote, “Kill the Boer” with the blood of the victims on the wall.

And then they would torture them for hours in many of these cases with different methods, strangulation, dismemberment, cutting off body parts and so forth. In some cases, gouging out their eyes, cutting out their tongues, burning them with boiling water, with clothing irons. The list just goes on with the horrific ways in which these farmers have been tortured.

And if you say these farmers are just being killed because they have money that provides no answer or explanation as to why these tortures are taking place and why these political slogans are being used today.