Comments on: Malema, Milosevic, Hitler and the ticking time bomb

By: ian shaw

ian shaw — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 10:33:58 +0000

Speaking of racism: The Creator, please visit the following website:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17m80nHC7dQ
then tell us what you think.
Commenting your diatribe: “white racism masquerading, as white racism usually does, as liberalism and a defence of human rights (read: privilege)”,… “sixteen years after liberation the whites are getting richer and the blacks poorer.” In other words, the ideaof human rights is just an invention concoted by racist whites and you as a black person do not support it.
As to why balcks are getting poorer, why nota sk your ANC comrades as to why tehy did not pump up the economy with the billions they either squanderd or brazenly stored? Remember the huge lesson of teh Soviets who experopriated all private property, only to discover that this cna only be done once, and afterwards the rulers must recreaate the goods, continue producing food and machines, etc. The grand educartional system, that your ANC has been providing doe snot augur well for the skills needed to quickly replace whatever you take away. So what would this do to you lavish lifestyle guartanteed by your comrades?
It is funny that you talk about “white fear”. Well, the English overcame their fear from the Nazis, the Boere overcame their fear form the Brits, and evidently your own freedom fighters overcame their fear of apartheid. So if you think that whites fear Malema, you are wrong. In fact, your own people will suffer much-much more under a Malema presidency. ,

By: ian shaw

ian shaw — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 09:19:48 +0000

Untrue. I as a white person admire and deeply appreciate black people like our health minister, who buckled down and helped needy patients during the strike, even though he has not practiced medicine for many eyars. I admired and apprciated his deputy, who tragically died young. These praiseworthy black people showed by their personal example what leadership without any self-interest should be. I hope that these are not isolated cases even if others who are equal to them are not as visible.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 20:08:32 +0000

White South Africa thinks very low about their black counterparts. Some comments are abit too derogatory and illustrate continued racial perceptions of intellectual superiority on the parts of us whites. White-on-black hatred is alive and well in post-democratic SA. White South Africans can’t but disagree with the views of black people without painting him in apic terms, wounding his sense of self unjustly. Black man you are on your own (Steve Biko). Good luck.

By: Zyd

Zyd — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 12:37:09 +0000

Let’s wear T-shirts that read:” I HAVE FOUGHT AGAINST WHITE RACISM AND I WILL FIGHT AGAINST BLACK RACISM.” Nelson Mandela

By: Tawanda

Tawanda — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 23:59:53 +0000

To label Eugene Terre’Blanche as a “forgotten joke of South African politics” is an suspicious attempt to downplay the seriousness of his racist character which was aptly demonstrated in the past and which he continued to exhibit till death. His case is a particular case of a man who never respected the black man up to the point of not only employing a 15 year old but also failing to pay him. To water it down as a general racial feeling against whites is to miss the ball. I’m in no doubt that blacks who worked for him were the fore front receivers of his racial venom. There are many more like him out there. We all witnessed them soon after the death of Eugene. So this a case of a man who invited trouble all his life time…..it’s a pit he was allowed to go thus far! What must be appreciated is that as long as we have those isolated racist attitudes in our midst, those directly affected will take matters in their own hands.

By: Jeff Jones 80

Jeff Jones 80 — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 17:59:30 +0000

Got to agree that this is one of the best articles I have ever read on TL.
@The Creator: you chose the wrong name pal, you sound more like The Destroyer.
So Kitty Kat is a member of the ANCWL. Bwaahahahaha! They are even more useless than the ANCYL. Every time I see those big mamas in their Black, Green and Yellow uniforms, I really gotta laugh. Singing and ululating is the extent of their intellectual and political input.

By: Bibliophile

Bibliophile — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:55:00 +0000

This exceptional article expresses my views and concerns exactly, poignantly and powerfully.

Erudite writing!

By: Charlotte

Charlotte — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 16:09:42 +0000

Oldfox has got it right! Not only that, who’s
forcing farmworkers to work on farms anyway? If they’re so ill-treated and abused, why don’t they go and get themselves some other job? or educate themselves? or become self-reliant?

By: RubinB

RubinB — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 14:51:19 +0000

The song “Kill the Boer” may be racist, but Umshini Wam is not. I have figured out why Zuma wants his machine gun: It is to shoot leopards for his next wedding!

By: Oldfox

Oldfox — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 13:50:23 +0000

Kool Kid ,

Please tell me what percentage of (white commercial) farmers display “naked agression” as you put it, towards their farmworkers?
Is it maybe 5%?
1%?
0.1%?

I’m quite sure its not more than a tiny percentage.
If SA white commercial farmers are such bad guys, why do African countries like Congo, Nigeria etc fall over their feet offering them very favourable terms, including government subsidies, to set up farm in those countries?