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Topic	Who will stand up for the persecuted white people in South Africa?
Funkdamental 03/06/18 4:59:24 AM #48:	Bugmeat posted... Funkdamental posted... I'd be interested to learn how SkynyrdRocker's claim that his uncle had his farm expropriated years ago can be reconciled with the news that the South African parliament has only just passed legislation on the matter. Regardless of whether I believe the story or not, it's entirely possible for that to have happened. Just because parliament finally got around to making it law doesn't mean it couldn't have been a general policy that simply wasn't stopped. I mean if they're at the point that they want to make it the law then you kow it's been a general sentiment for some time. And if they've felt that way for awhile then there's no reason to believe that it wasn't something that has been quietly happening before they decided to make it an official policy. Simply on a smaller scale and to those who have no enfluence to try and make noise about it. Plausible sounding, and if were true, then that's what SkynyrdRocker and anyone who jumped to his defence was obligated to explain when challenged instead of relying on a knee-jerk reaction of "don't you dare question anything said by someone who knows a Boer." --- texty bastard <cite>Funkdamental posted [p:897262650] in Who will s... [t:76377502]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bugmeat posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Funkdamental posted...</cite> <quote> I'd be interested to learn how SkynyrdRocker's claim that his uncle had his farm expropriated years ago can be reconciled with the news that the South African parliament has only just passed legislation on the matter. </quote> Regardless of whether I believe the story or not, it's entirely possible for that to have happened. Just because parliament finally got around to making it law doesn't mean it couldn't have been a general policy that simply wasn't stopped. I mean if they're at the point that they want to make it the law then you kow it's been a general sentiment for some time. And if they've felt that way for awhile then there's no reason to believe that it wasn't something that has been quietly happening before they decided to make it an official policy. Simply on a smaller scale and to those who have no enfluence to try and make noise about it. </quote> Plausible sounding, and if were true, then that's what SkynyrdRocker and anyone who jumped to his defence was obligated to explain when challenged instead of relying on a knee-jerk reaction of "don't you dare question anything said by someone who knows a Boer." --- texty bastard </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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