re: South Africa seizing land from white people

Has this strategy of forcibly taking people's property as part of a political system ever worked out? I can't think of a single instance where it has.

It'll work out in terms of getting away with it. because no other country will interfere with their white genocide.


People that are white, are subhuman and don't deserve to live. This is the mindset of the ones spreading antiwhite rhetoric.

Other countries will stand back and watch, afraid that if they say anything, others will call them racists.

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Literally the least ethnically diverse communities on Earth

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Not arguing against "shithole country" status for most of the countries in Africa, but the genetic and ethnic diversity in Africa is actually incredibly high. It doesn't register for us though because in the US we exclusively think of ethnicity in terms of skin color. Pretty interesting stuff though for anyone into anthropology.

Most Ethnically Diverse Countries in the World

What region/country has the highest human genetic diversity on Earth?

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That's okay, the white people seized it from the Africans.

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As I understand it, that's not necessarily the case in South Africa, at least for a good chunk of the land owned by white farmers (especially Boers). A lot of the land was simply empty, and another large chunk of it was negotiated for by the Boers (i.e., get those 1,000 cattle back that my rival king stole from me and I'll give you this land). The National Act of 1913 complicates things, for sure, but it's a complex story. The Boers, especially, were never large enough or powerful enough to simply go in and steal a bunch of land from larger tribes (the Brits were, though).

Complicating things further, there has since been a ton of inter-tribal movement in southern Africa since the Dutch first set foot on the land. A fairly sizable chunk of South Africa's black population is descended from people who didn't even live in the area in the 1600's. On top of that, you have large numbers of refugees and their descendants who fled there after the African post-colonial wars in the 1960's and then the post-Soviet wars in the 1990's.

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Besides, it's some OTHER fricking country, why should we care how they run their business?

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I'd like to see the most powerful country on the continent (or what at least used to be - they had nuclear weapons at one time) avoid the low level ethnic cleansing that doomed their neighbor. Between this, Zuma's issues (and Malema's ascent), the sky-high (and rising) violence rates, and things like Cape Town's water crisis, it's fairly clear that the country is careening down a shitty path. It was bad enough in Zimbabwe, and it would be far worse in South Africa if something like that were to ever happen there. It will definitely affect both us and Europe if things continue to get worse there.

Communities

As in shithole village to shithole village, show up with the wrong skull shape and get wrecked

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WildTchoupitoulas

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In about 5 years apartheid would be a major step up for every last soul in South Africa you fricking retard

Did you know that during the height of Apartheid South Africa petnet black immigration and was the only sub-Saharan African nations that had it

Of course you wouldn't know that. You just know your slogans because you're not very bright

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A lot of the land was simply empty, and another large chunk of it was negotiated for by the Boers

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This is true. The Dutch landed at the Cape in the 1640's and it took them a while to find any permanent Black residents. There were bushmen that would migrate for a season, but they had told the Dutch that they had only recently been coming there

The Zulu had begun migrating down in the late 1700's after the Dutch had established posts all up and down the coast like Durban and the Brits had established Port Elizabeth. The Zulus are really from Northern Mozambique.

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you fricking retard

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you're not very bright

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You got me, I don't even know what this means:

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South Africa petnet black immigration

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