reply to post by jinx880101
Fair point. What part of South Africa do you live in? Do you agree with the reports coming out of the country that racial tensions are rising? Or has
it just never gone away?
Fair point. What part of South Africa do you live in? Do you agree with the reports coming out of the country that racial tensions are rising? Or has it just never gone away?
Following the appointment of Gil Marcus, a white woman, as Governor of the South African Reserve Bank, Malema complained that "minorities" (whites, Coloureds and Indians) ran what he defined as the "economic cluster" in the South African cabinet, in reference to finance minister Pravin Gordhan, economic development minister Ebrahim Patel, planning minister Trevor Manuel and Barbara Hogan, Minister of Public Enterprises. These comments were controversial, as they contradicted the ANC's long-running policy of non-racialism.
The ANC's alliance partner, the SACP, referring to the statement warned against a "narrow African chauvinism" . President Jacob Zuma's office also defended the appointments .
Found this article on iafrica. The Decoy Theory Might be useful for those who want to understand the greater political environment in South Africa over the last 5 years. The theory itself could also hold merit.
Originally posted by andy1033
reply to post by ROBL240
Exactly. It amazes me how irish people in england get treated and is good example of what your saying. irish used to get treated just as bad in england as blacks.
But today we have a culture in london where whites are being pissed on so bad. But blacks assume because your white you must be paying for what there ancestors went through.
The racism thing is stup1d and people never think. Somehow irish white people who have always been treated like cr1p in england, get treated twice as bad now, as they are white and they are irish.
Its like how some cultures claim this and that happened to them, every culture and people have bad things happen to them, and they never consider this at all.