I’m sorry to hear what happed, no doubt that it was a disgraceful thing that should never of transgressed and I understand your bitterness.

There is not excuse for that kind of behavior and the person who pulled of the trigger should be shot!

However people have moved on, most of us in any case. I don’t live in SA anymore, just could not stand the hatred on both sides.

Two wrongs don’t make a right! Advocating killing people in the present day is:

1: Not building your nation, which means that kind of thinking is part of the problem and not the solution

2: Also the kind of thinking you profess to be correct is similar to the person who shot your grandfather.

You cannot condone your grandfather’s killing without condoning the taking of other innocent lives.

Rest in peace Phaahla wa Mologadi and may your grandson find the peace he deserves.

You have European descendants who shot my grandfather for resisting arbitrary expropriation of his land in 1922 and was told a kaffir cannot own fertile land before being shot in front of his wife and we decided not to approach reconciliation commision as pointless as it was. How do you give a personal duty to forgive to a man in christiaan tone and ethic. we needed justice and not christian ethic of forgiveness. measure for measure. Rest in peace Phaahla wa Mologadi.
Do you still want to speak about dying famers Mondavo H?

Stop debating Malema, look at the real issues that make people sing those songs. It is interesting to not that most of the university students who sang heavenly the struggle song were less than 5 years in 1994 (and must have learned the song(s) at home during a free SA). This show that people are rejecting the raibow nation myth, the CODESA compromise and have realised that voting stations are not the holy grail. They want more, economic freedom. If they do not attain than more and more songs will vabrate across SA evoking what Bhambatha, Cris Hani and many heroes and heroeins fought for, total emancipation.

Still singing….

You may find that quite a few Afrikaners speak Sepedi. Drafting your pleas in Sepedi would lead to some extent to the advancement of Sepedi as a language, and would reduce the pressure on Afrikaans as having a special status. I encourage you, try it.

There are victims on both sides, IE 3000 farm murders, no go count yours.

Was an embarrsement to all whites, every white person knew this.

The only thing that gave him power were a very small group of STUPID whites.

Exactly the same situation with Malema, the only difference is that you the ONE OF THE STUPID ONES supporting him.

Seems you have more in common with Eugene Terre’blanche following that you would like your self to realize.

He professed murder of blacks as you would support murder of whites. You are Eugene Terre’blanche in another flavor.

Lol I’m also off to Canada

@Obzino Latino the struggle is over. It ended a long time ago, seems your still fighting it.

you seem to forget that whites cannot get work because of BEE and AA.

What exactly would you like us to do? Roll over and DIE!!!

OK, please come to my house and take everything that I have worked my whole life for!

just make sure you take over my debt as well! Debt is the reason white people have stuff. They don’t own it, the banks do.

So that then 90% of the disadvantaged can unproductively manage the farms. In turn you can then pay higher prices for your food.

I’m all for re-distubtion of wealth, but 90% of those farms prove they are not getting it right due to ANC corruption.

MORAL OF THE STORY, IF YOUR WHITE GET OUT.