3 times social justice lead to genocide

a reply to: DBCowboy

Except the times that social justice movements brought more freedom to people.

a reply to: amazing

No wonder we are always the baddies in movies.

a reply to: DBCowboy

scraedtosleep

It is funny you are mentioning it. I live in South Africa and I don't think Americans realize how much of the social justice movements here are being exported to the US.

Before they were complaining about Civil War statues in the US students in the Unversity of Cape Town were protestig against historical statues on the campus which they felt are sybmolic to opression in 2015.

Later historical works were burned in another University during a protest causing millions of Rands in damage.

Those are just two examples but this basically happened in every single University around South Africa which evolved into protesting other things deemed oppressive e.g Afrikaans (dialect of dutch spoken by the majority of white South Africans) as a language.

Today there isn't a single Afrikaans univerisity left.

What is happening here doesn't just threaten white South Africans but all races and creeds. They're starting to show more restistance as every day passes.

The African National Congress is an enemy to all South Africans and they're hiding behind social justice movements like this thread describes.

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: amazing

No wonder we are always the baddies in movies.

Sorry didn't get a context for that reply. No wonder you and I are always the baddies in the movies? I haven't been in a movie yet.

a reply to: TheJustLlam

It's the same movement, with the same targets, and all the same messages.

It bought and paid for by George Soros.