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Quoted:I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa.
If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? View Quote Yeah, let's see how many ARFcommers would just sit back and take it, if BHO came out and by decree stated that since he's such a swell guy and of mixed race, nobody going forward can marry somebody of the same race and by the way, you can only live where the government tells you to live. "The origins of apartheid - apartness - went right back to the very beginnings of European rule in Southern Africa, but it was only with the election of the first National Party government in 1948, in a white-only ballot, that racial segregation was thoroughly codified in law. In legal terms, apartheid had three main pillars: The Race Classification Act, which classified every citizen suspected of not being European according to race. The Mixed Marriages Act, which prohibited marriage between people of different races. The Group Areas Act, which forced people of certain races into living in designated areas. In the early 1950s Mr Mandela toured South Africa, organising campaigns of mass civil disobedience. Charged under the Suppression of Communism Act in 1952, Mr Mandela received a suspended prison sentence and was later banned from public meetings and confined to Johannesburg for six months." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-10524587 Whether the man allowed S.A. to crumble into ruins, I can't argue with his willingness to fight and throw off the yoke of his white 'slave' masters from Europe. Sounds like a lot of Nazi shit to me? Chris |
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I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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GD - A magical place where people threaten to become terrorists if perceived injustices are committed, but condemn a man who did exactly what they say they would do in circumstances no where near as bad. I understand that somebody's got to play devil's advocate now and then, but I think you might want to scale it back this time. The man was a communist and an actual terrorist. I normally agree Shane, but this board is far too hyperbolic for its own good sometimes. For 50 years the Afrikaans literally treated the blacks as subhuman. Removed their right to political representation, forcefully segregated communities, and slaughtered/imprisoned all opposition. I cannot say with 100% certainty that given the chance I wouldn't violently rebel against such oppression. In fact, I know I would. Mandela abused his authority no doubt, but meeting violence with violence itself isn't worthy of condemnation. I'll think on those points you make, but I'm not missing him. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? You don't specifically target men, women, and children. Of course we'd fight back, and Mandela and the blacks in SA had every right to fight back. The problem was that they targeted innocents instead of military and political targets. |
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If his country became a better place once he took power I suppose I might be able to see some of your point, but overall it became worse. Venezuela was in bad shape when I lived there in the mid 1990's. In large part due to government corruption. At one point I believe that three ex-Presidents of Venezuela in a row got bust for embezzling government funds and other corruption. The result? Venezuelans in their misplaced hopes elected Hugo Chavez into power. Chavez had previously led a failed coup, too. The result? Venezuela has gone from bad to worse. My feelings towards Mandela are similar to my feelings towards Chavez, except that I'm not aware of Chavez being as bad as Mandela was with terrorist activities. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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No, I do not. OK, so I hope you can understand why you're seen as still playing devil's advocate. First, you've made it your trademark (and admitted to it in the past). Second, you're getting awfully hung up over hypocrisy because people are glad that a real life terrorist and Communist is dead. A man who used terrorism to achieve an objective that I've seen advocated here so many times over the years. And yes, if you're revolting against our government, you're going to be a terrorist and using terrorist methods. Shit, one of the most common tactics discussed when a civil war scenario comes up is killing the families of soldiers who are defending the regime. If his country became a better place once he took power I suppose I might be able to see some of your point, but overall it became worse. Venezuela was in bad shape when I lived there in the mid 1990's. In large part due to government corruption. At one point I believe that three ex-Presidents of Venezuela in a row got bust for embezzling government funds and other corruption. The result? Venezuelans in their misplaced hopes elected Hugo Chavez into power. Chavez had previously led a failed coup, too. The result? Venezuela has gone from bad to worse. My feelings towards Mandela are similar to my feelings towards Chavez, except that I'm not aware of Chavez being as bad as Mandela was with terrorist activities. Live free in a shit hole or as a slave in a first world nation? His political affiliation doesn't actually matter to me, nor what happened to country after it overthrow its oppressive regime. Not for the purposes of figuring out if Mandela was a bad guy. If the ends don't justify the means, then you can't judge the means by the ends either. You can judge him on what he did, and it'd be a damn good idea to include the why, which doesn't include Communism, and find reasons to condemn him. Which is what you've largely done, and that's perfectly fine. But to say that things turned out badly afterward and that makes him a bad person isn't wise. After all, the French Revolution turned out to be a nightmare. Do you judge the Revolution itself based on what came after? |
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.......................... but meeting violence with violence itself isn't worthy of condemnation. So it's OK to shoot looters and rioters in the "poor" neighborhoods? I don't understand the analogy proposed. If a majority group want to harm me or my family for no reason other than my skin color, I'm going to start killing them. |
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Tough questions. I'd hope that I at least wouldn't take women and children and put burning tires on the their necks. Fair point asking what would I do if there were foreigners taking over my homeland by force. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? Tough questions. I'd hope that I at least wouldn't take women and children and put burning tires on the their necks. Fair point asking what would I do if there were foreigners taking over my homeland by force. Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor |
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Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? Tough questions. I'd hope that I at least wouldn't take women and children and put burning tires on the their necks. Fair point asking what would I do if there were foreigners taking over my homeland by force. Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor And then you get into the question of who is actually oppressing you. Was it only the government, or the entire elite that was helping hold you down. Total War is a popular concept I've seen thrown around, and one I oppose. It fits just as well in an internal struggle as an external one. |
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Quoted: It works both ways. Being treated like scum is an equal opportunity proposition. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: As far as him resting in peace, that's between him and God. It's none of my business. Imagine some folks from a land far, far away invade your country. They are foreign. They have better technology, look different, speak different languages and what not. These people take over your lands, and make their own country. At the same time, they set up a brutally repressive regime, targeting you and your fellow countrymen. It is hell on Earth. If your only choice to end the suffering was to start murdering, blowing stuff up and burning stuff down, would you not do it in a heart beat? I would. And because I would, I cannot really fault the guy. So yes, I suppose I do respect Mandela. I do respect Dr. King more, for accomplishing largely the same goal without an insurgency. One of the craziest things to me is the idea of black white servicemen going off to Europe Vietnam to fight for the freedom of foreigners, coming back to being treated like subhuman scum, and waiting 2 decades before getting justice peacefully being treated with respect. I still can not believe how little violence erupted in 1945 after they came back home to that. It works both ways. Being treated like scum is an equal opportunity proposition. I had no idea, and for that I am ashamed. |
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All I know is, there must not be ANYTHING else more important today for the MSM cause that is ALL they are fuckin talking about
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Quoted: MLK - Did it through peaceful walks and religion - He aint no Nelson Mandingo View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: geez GD doesn't like a black man involved in civil rights for blacks? MLK - Did it through peaceful walks and religion - He aint no Nelson Mandingo |
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Quoted: Contextual difference. Place MLK in 1920s Mississippi and see how far peaceful protest would've gotten him. I'm not heaping praise on Mandela, but this board is chock full of the obstinate and willfully ignorant. You try to forcefully remove me and my family from my home, eliminate any political representation, while confining me to hard labor...I'm going to start killing the perps until they get me. Doesn't make me a terrorist. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: geez GD doesn't like a black man involved in civil rights for blacks? MLK - Did it through peaceful walks and religion - He aint no Nelson Mandingo Contextual difference. Place MLK in 1920s Mississippi and see how far peaceful protest would've gotten him. I'm not heaping praise on Mandela, but this board is chock full of the obstinate and willfully ignorant. You try to forcefully remove me and my family from my home, eliminate any political representation, while confining me to hard labor...I'm going to start killing the perps until they get me. Doesn't make me a terrorist. |
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Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? Tough questions. I'd hope that I at least wouldn't take women and children and put burning tires on the their necks. Fair point asking what would I do if there were foreigners taking over my homeland by force. Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor I want to believe that about myself. But if I've been forced from my home, watched my wife raped repeatedly, children taken away, and then expected to work as a field animal for the very people who perpetrated the crimes...well, I can't say that I'd have much sympathy for my oppressors or their families. |
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Live free in a shit hole or as a slave in a first world nation? His political affiliation doesn't actually matter to me, nor what happened to country after it overthrow its oppressive regime. Not for the purposes of figuring out if Mandela was a bad guy. If the ends don't justify the means, then you can't judge the means by the ends either. You can judge him on what he did, and it'd be a damn good idea to include the why, which doesn't include Communism, and find reasons to condemn him. Which is what you've largely done, and that's perfectly fine. But to say that things turned out badly afterward and that makes him a bad person isn't wise. After all, the French Revolution turned out to be a nightmare. Do you judge the Revolution itself based on what came after? View Quote Interesting that you should mention the French Revolution. I'm personally not as impressed with it as I am with the American Revolution. The result of a revolution speaks a lot about those who lead it. The French Revolution, at least in the short term, replaced a bad situation with a nightmare for a time. It finally got sorted out but there was a lot of ugliness involved. Consider recent events in Egypt. They had a bad leader who oppressed some of the people, but replaced him with the Muslim Brotherhood which was even worse. Now they're having to undo much of the revolution. |
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geez GD doesn't like a black man involved in civil rights for blacks? MLK - Did it through peaceful walks and religion - He aint no Nelson Mandingo Contextual difference. Place MLK in 1920s Mississippi and see how far peaceful protest would've gotten him. I'm not heaping praise on Mandela, but this board is chock full of the obstinate and willfully ignorant. You try to forcefully remove me and my family from my home, eliminate any political representation, while confining me to hard labor...I'm going to start killing the perps until they get me. Doesn't make me a terrorist. He'd be lucky if that was the worst. 1960s US was not comparable to 1950s south Africa. |
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Ask the people who live there now if the place is "fixed." Do you think that absolves Apartheid-era South Africa? Yes. Interesting. No problem...when your the indigenous population, the Africans, are sitting around playing with their own shit and not doing anything with the land and dying from malnutrition.... ....then the Africans, and detractors in this thread, should be thanking the "white man" for paying a visit and bringing his gifts. Those are, apart from civilization in and of itself: -Medicine -Running water -Food for the entire continent. Those three things alone absolve the SA apartheid. And on that...when the indigs then say "give me your civilization, we want our land back" and then back that up with violence, it's easy to see why the white SA said "I don't think so"..... ...and took the necessary measures against indigenous communist insurgents. Blacks, for some reason, loathe white rule anywhere, no matter how just or injust it is. |
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I knew this crap would start. Public school with a vengence. Mandela ran a bombing campaign, murdered political opponents, used rape and intimidation, supported violent communist splinter groups and encouraged the murder of whites and entire rival tribes. He became the darling of the left and drove a healthy country into the ground. The man is responsible for the deaths of millions and that is not an exaggeration. View Quote funny, the news is on right now and they are failing to mention any of these short comings of mandela. it would appear to scott pelly that he is some sort of a saint. no fucks available for this piece of shit. |
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Mandel got married, and then spent ~30 years in prison. So he gets out, and then divorces his wife. What's not to love about the guy?
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This. If you guys woke up in tomorrow to find apartheid in USA and it was white people who were treated as sub-human, you can be dam sure you would resist / terrorize / call it what you want !!! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Because he refused to take their shit This. If you guys woke up in tomorrow to find apartheid in USA and it was white people who were treated as sub-human, you can be dam sure you would resist / terrorize / call it what you want !!! I sure as fuck woudn't murder civilians like Mandela did. Apartheid was despicable, but Mandela was no saint. He was a scumsucking, Communist murderer. |
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I want to believe that about myself. But if I've been forced from my home, watched my wife raped repeatedly, children taken away, and then expected to work as a field animal for the very people who perpetrated the crimes...well, I can't say that I'd have much sympathy for my oppressors or their families. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I don't know much about Mandela's supposed terrorist activities, he certainly was linked with socialists and his wife was involved in various criminal bullshit. But would you really have just sat back and done nothing if you were a black guy in 1980 South Africa. If UN troops invaded Utah would you accept anti tank rockets from Cuba? Tough questions. I'd hope that I at least wouldn't take women and children and put burning tires on the their necks. Fair point asking what would I do if there were foreigners taking over my homeland by force. Thats my beef with his Jihadi style of Combat I get it..Military, Government targets. I can say i did a lot of stuff overseas but never once threw out my ethics or my honor I want to believe that about myself. But if I've been forced from my home, watched my wife raped repeatedly, children taken away, and then expected to work as a field animal for the very people who perpetrated the crimes...well, I can't say that I'd have much sympathy for my oppressors or their families. It was never about "freedom fighting" It was about communist power and a govt takeover, heavily financed by OTHER communist countries. "Freedom fighters" don't slaughter their own people in wholesale lots, exterminate entire tribes and take their land, or even kill non-combatants of their enemies. |
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Interesting that you should mention the French Revolution. I'm personally not as impressed with it as I am with the American Revolution. The result of a revolution speaks a lot about those who lead it. The French Revolution, at least in the short term, replaced a bad situation with a nightmare for a time. It finally got sorted out but there was a lot of ugliness involved. Consider recent events in Egypt. They had a bad leader who oppressed some of the people, but replaced him with the Muslim Brotherhood which was even worse. Now they're having to undo much of the revolution. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Live free in a shit hole or as a slave in a first world nation? His political affiliation doesn't actually matter to me, nor what happened to country after it overthrow its oppressive regime. Not for the purposes of figuring out if Mandela was a bad guy. If the ends don't justify the means, then you can't judge the means by the ends either. You can judge him on what he did, and it'd be a damn good idea to include the why, which doesn't include Communism, and find reasons to condemn him. Which is what you've largely done, and that's perfectly fine. But to say that things turned out badly afterward and that makes him a bad person isn't wise. After all, the French Revolution turned out to be a nightmare. Do you judge the Revolution itself based on what came after? Interesting that you should mention the French Revolution. I'm personally not as impressed with it as I am with the American Revolution. The result of a revolution speaks a lot about those who lead it. The French Revolution, at least in the short term, replaced a bad situation with a nightmare for a time. It finally got sorted out but there was a lot of ugliness involved. Consider recent events in Egypt. They had a bad leader who oppressed some of the people, but replaced him with the Muslim Brotherhood which was even worse. Now they're having to undo much of the revolution. I had an ulterior motive for using the French Revolution. It took decades before France emerged from the aftermath of the Revolution. Almost a century, if you include the frequent revolutions and empires that popped up as France tried to find something stable to replace the monarchy with. It could be too early to tell what the real effects of Mandela's actions are. It's definitely too early to tell how the Egyptian revolt will turn out. |
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If you wanted support from the US, you wrapped yourself in pro-Democracy terms. If you couldn't get support from the US, you called yourself a Communist and went to the USSR for support instead. Whether he was actually a Communist or not, I don't know. I do know that the oft-talked about GD revolution would be a massive terrorist action. All over a situation which would not be as bad as what drove Mandela to start his terroristic slaughter. Edit: This isn't devil's advocate stuff. This is GD's rank hypocrisy getting to me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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GD - A magical place where people threaten to become terrorists if perceived injustices are committed, but condemn a man who did exactly what they say they would do in circumstances no where near as bad. I understand that somebody's got to play devil's advocate now and then, but I think you might want to scale it back this time. The man was a communist and an actual terrorist. If you wanted support from the US, you wrapped yourself in pro-Democracy terms. If you couldn't get support from the US, you called yourself a Communist and went to the USSR for support instead. Whether he was actually a Communist or not, I don't know. I do know that the oft-talked about GD revolution would be a massive terrorist action. All over a situation which would not be as bad as what drove Mandela to start his terroristic slaughter. Edit: This isn't devil's advocate stuff. This is GD's rank hypocrisy getting to me. Nelson Mandela wrote a book. How to Be a Good Communist. That good enough for you, or is it hypocritical? |
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No problem...when your the indigenous population, the Africans, are sitting around playing with their own shit and not doing anything with the land and dying from malnutrition, then the Africans, and detractors in this thread, should be thanking the "white man" for paying a visit and his gifts. Those are, apart from civilization in and of itself: -Medicine -Running water -Food for the entire continent. Those three things alone absolve the SA apartheid. And on that...when th indigs they say "give me your civilization, we want our land back" and then back that up with violence, it's easy to see why the white SA said "I don't think so"..... ...and took the necessary measures against indigenous communist insurgents. Blacks, for some reason, loathe white rule anywhere...no matter how just or injust it is. View Quote Wow. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that the Africans were pretty content in keeping things the way they were 'pre-colonization,' whether they were 'primatives,' or not? Same with the Native Americans in America. That is to say they weren't overtly asking for anybody's help. I mean, they had been pretty much been living the same way and flourishing, for what...10,000+ years? Chris |
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Kind of like a Jew in Berlin during the Third Reich, huh? "Well, the streets are clean and the trains run on time and I don't have to be worried about being stabbed randomly by a mugger. I'll just nip on home for a nice sabbath, and hope the fucking state secret police don't show up in the dead of night and shoot or 'disappear' everyone. So nice to feel safe." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Because he refused to take their shit Yes, and South Africa is so much better now than it was.... He was a communist stooge who used race to destroy a succesful capitalist country, and turn it into a third world shithole.... If you were a Black person living in apartheid-era South Africa, what would of you done? Feel safe..... Kind of like a Jew in Berlin during the Third Reich, huh? "Well, the streets are clean and the trains run on time and I don't have to be worried about being stabbed randomly by a mugger. I'll just nip on home for a nice sabbath, and hope the fucking state secret police don't show up in the dead of night and shoot or 'disappear' everyone. So nice to feel safe." This is what pisses me off, as a South African the rest of the World compares apartheid SA to the Nazis, you make it seem as if the cops drove around all night and broke into blacks homes and killed the lot of them. The truth is, yes the police went around and took out some blacks a lot of them, most if not all of these targets were ANC (A recognized terrorist group) and ANC sympathizers, there were very few random knock and shoots, what do you think, we had millions of cops with out anything else to do? Their targets were terrorists, the World media made it seem it was all of the black population but they were after the terrs. Was apartheid wrong? Yes it was, was it the only way to keep savage behavior off the streets and out of communities (The same behavior that we see there now) yes it was at that time, as can be seen by the lawlessness rampant there now, mostly black on black and black on white crimes. Apartheid was more of a way to control the movements of the people, the Zulus wanted to wipe the Xosa off the planet, we are talking millions of people wanting to wage tribal warfare on each other through out the country, this would lead to carnage as well as disrupt the economy, since most laborers were black (As is the case today, so don't say it was because they were forced to be laborers because they were black) and scare the rest of the country not caught in the cross fire away. Before I left SA of all the black friends I had,their parents would often tell my friends and I that they felt safer under apartheid, they know where they stood, the rules and the lines were clear, they didn't like it, but they were relatively safe, today, anyone and everyone is a target especially if you are a member of a tribe which is not well liked by the other tribes, on top of the tribal violence, there is the normal violent crime which exists in any country, so they get a double whammy now. Like I said Apartheid was not perfect, it served it purpose at keeping the peace though, that is evident if you take a look at the place today, but it was a system which had to go as it was unfair as much as it was racist, however, you cannot condone what Mandela and his elk did, I don;t care what you are fighting for, bombing school buses, rape and torture of people who have nothing to do with your fight other than they come from a different tribe or are white like the government of time is not the behavior of the good guys. Mandela used to show up on TV just like old boss Osama, there would be a bombing, a school bus would get nailed, a busy shopping center would get blown up, that night, or a night or two later, there's Mandel on TV news in a recorded tape just like Osama, telling us all that the white rulers are to blame for his (Manuela's) actions and that more will follow if the whites don't give up. But to the World he is a hero, I wonder if Osama will be regarded as a hero in years to come because he took his fight for freedom of US influence right to the USA and fought long and hard for his freedom. |
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GD - A magical place where people threaten to become terrorists if perceived injustices are committed, but condemn a man who did exactly what they say they would do in circumstances no where near as bad. I understand that somebody's got to play devil's advocate now and then, but I think you might want to scale it back this time. The man was a communist and an actual terrorist. If you wanted support from the US, you wrapped yourself in pro-Democracy terms. If you couldn't get support from the US, you called yourself a Communist and went to the USSR for support instead. Whether he was actually a Communist or not, I don't know. I do know that the oft-talked about GD revolution would be a massive terrorist action. All over a situation which would not be as bad as what drove Mandela to start his terroristic slaughter. Edit: This isn't devil's advocate stuff. This is GD's rank hypocrisy getting to me. Nelson Mandela wrote a book. How to Be a Good Communist. That good enough for you, or is it hypocritical? Pretty strong evidence. |
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You are wrong...they were not flourishing.
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are there links to the instances of some of his actions? like wiki pages or something? or names of the events didn't he also run illegal arms? View Quote The problem there is that most if not all the stuff he did has been wiped of the internet, I have searched, I can't find much, but I was there, I saw it with my own eyes, the blown up schools, the shredded remains of a bus with what was left of the children on it destroyed by a mine and not just once, many times and every time where would be a black guy on the TV news calming it was the work of the ANC and that the fight would go on. |
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Because he refused to take their shit Yes, and South Africa is so much better now than it was....he was a communist stooge who used race to destroy a succesful capitalist country, and turn it into a third world shithole.... Or yet another example is Rhodesia, who did not have an aparthied system, still the British fucked them over good. No independence before majority rule eh? That worked out great. And when they actually enacted majority rule and excluded the parties which were involved in insurrection and terrorism (the main communist/socialist parties) on account of what they were, the British still told the Rhodesians to fuck off, and then when the communists were allowed to participate, voter fraud and intimidation on a large scale was ignored by the British. Rhodesia really got boned, worse than South Africa so far. |
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Quoted: This is what pisses me off, as a South African the rest of the World compares apartheid SA to the Nazis, you make it seem as if the cops drove around all night and broke into blacks homes and killed the lot of them. The truth is, yes the police went around and took out some blacks a lot of them, most if not all of these targets were ANC (A recognized terrorist group) and ANC sympathizers, there were very few random knock and shoots, what do you think, we had millions of cops with out anything else to do? Their targets were terrorists, the World media made it seem it was all of the black population but they were after the terrs. Was apartheid wrong? Yes it was, was it the only way to keep savage behavior off the streets and out of communities (The same behavior that we see there now) yes it was at that time, as can be seen by the lawlessness rampant there now, mostly black on black and black on white crimes. Apartheid was more of a way to control the movements of the people, the Zulus wanted to wipe the Xosa off the planet, we are talking millions of people wanting to wage tribal warfare on each other through out the country, this would lead to carnage as well as disrupt the economy, since most laborers were black (As is the case today, so don't say it was because they were forced to be laborers because they were black) and scare the rest of the country not caught in the cross fire away. Before I left SA of all the black friends I had,there parents would often tell my friends and I that they felt safer under apartheid, they know where they stood, the rules and the lines were clear, they didn't like it, but they were relatively safe, today, anyone and everyone is a target especially if you are a member of a tribe which is not well liked by the other tribes, on top of the tribal violence, there is the normal violent crime which exists in any country, so they get a double whammy now. Like I said Apartheid was not perfect, it served it purpose at keeping the peace though, that is evident if you take a look at the place today, but it was a system which had to go as it was unfair as much as it was racist, however, you cannot condone what Mandela and his elk did, I don;t care what you are fighting for, bombing school buses, rape and torture of people who have nothing to do with your fight other than they come from a different tribe or are white like the government of time is not the behavior of the good guys. Mandela used to show up on TV just like old boss Osama, there would be a bombing, a school bus would get nailed, a busy shopping center would get blown up, that night, or a night or two later, there's Mandel on TV news in a recorded tape just like Osama, telling us all that the white rulers are to blame for his (Manuela's) actions and that more will follow if the whites don't give up. But to the World he is a hero, I wonder if Osama will be regarded as a hero in years to come because he took his fight for freedom of US influence right to the USA and fought long and hard for his freedom. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If you were a Black person living in apartheid-era South Africa, what would of you done? Feel safe..... Kind of like a Jew in Berlin during the Third Reich, huh? "Well, the streets are clean and the trains run on time and I don't have to be worried about being stabbed randomly by a mugger. I'll just nip on home for a nice sabbath, and hope the fucking state secret police don't show up in the dead of night and shoot or 'disappear' everyone. So nice to feel safe." This is what pisses me off, as a South African the rest of the World compares apartheid SA to the Nazis, you make it seem as if the cops drove around all night and broke into blacks homes and killed the lot of them. The truth is, yes the police went around and took out some blacks a lot of them, most if not all of these targets were ANC (A recognized terrorist group) and ANC sympathizers, there were very few random knock and shoots, what do you think, we had millions of cops with out anything else to do? Their targets were terrorists, the World media made it seem it was all of the black population but they were after the terrs. Was apartheid wrong? Yes it was, was it the only way to keep savage behavior off the streets and out of communities (The same behavior that we see there now) yes it was at that time, as can be seen by the lawlessness rampant there now, mostly black on black and black on white crimes. Apartheid was more of a way to control the movements of the people, the Zulus wanted to wipe the Xosa off the planet, we are talking millions of people wanting to wage tribal warfare on each other through out the country, this would lead to carnage as well as disrupt the economy, since most laborers were black (As is the case today, so don't say it was because they were forced to be laborers because they were black) and scare the rest of the country not caught in the cross fire away. Before I left SA of all the black friends I had,there parents would often tell my friends and I that they felt safer under apartheid, they know where they stood, the rules and the lines were clear, they didn't like it, but they were relatively safe, today, anyone and everyone is a target especially if you are a member of a tribe which is not well liked by the other tribes, on top of the tribal violence, there is the normal violent crime which exists in any country, so they get a double whammy now. Like I said Apartheid was not perfect, it served it purpose at keeping the peace though, that is evident if you take a look at the place today, but it was a system which had to go as it was unfair as much as it was racist, however, you cannot condone what Mandela and his elk did, I don;t care what you are fighting for, bombing school buses, rape and torture of people who have nothing to do with your fight other than they come from a different tribe or are white like the government of time is not the behavior of the good guys. Mandela used to show up on TV just like old boss Osama, there would be a bombing, a school bus would get nailed, a busy shopping center would get blown up, that night, or a night or two later, there's Mandel on TV news in a recorded tape just like Osama, telling us all that the white rulers are to blame for his (Manuela's) actions and that more will follow if the whites don't give up. 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The problem there is that most if not all the stuff he did has been wiped of the internet, I have searched, I can't find much, but I was there, I saw it with my own eyes, the blown up schools, the shredded remains of a bus with what was left of the children on it destroyed by a mine and not just once, many times and every time where would be a black guy on the TV news calming it was the work of the ANC and that the fight would go on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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are there links to the instances of some of his actions? like wiki pages or something? or names of the events didn't he also run illegal arms? The problem there is that most if not all the stuff he did has been wiped of the internet, I have searched, I can't find much, but I was there, I saw it with my own eyes, the blown up schools, the shredded remains of a bus with what was left of the children on it destroyed by a mine and not just once, many times and every time where would be a black guy on the TV news calming it was the work of the ANC and that the fight would go on. A friend of mine called me, his Father in Law worked for the SA Fed Government (intelligence) and he said his father is standing in front of the TV shaking his head to all the Good shit they are saying about Mandella Said the guy was a ripeass terrorist |
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This is what pisses me off, as a South African the rest of the World compares apartheid SA to the Nazis, you make it seem as if the cops drove around all night and broke into blacks homes and killed the lot of them.
The truth is, yes the police went around and took out some blacks a lot of them, most if not all of these targets were ANC (A recognized terrorist group) and ANC sympathizers, there were very few random knock and shoots, what do you think, we had millions of cops with out anything else to do? Their targets were terrorists, the World media made it seem it was all of the black population but they were after the terrs. Was apartheid wrong? Yes it was, was it the only way to keep savage behavior off the streets and out of communities (The same behavior that we see there now) yes it was at that time, as can be seen by the lawlessness rampant there now, mostly black on black and black on white crimes. Apartheid was more of a way to control the movements of the people, the Zulus wanted to wipe the Xosa off the planet, we are talking millions of people wanting to wage tribal warfare on each other through out the country, this would lead to carnage as well as disrupt the economy, since most laborers were black (As is the case today, so don't say it was because they were forced to be laborers because they were black) and scare the rest of the country not caught in the cross fire away. Before I left SA of all the black friends I had,there parents would often tell my friends and I that they felt safer under apartheid, they know where they stood, the rules and the lines were clear, they didn't like it, but they were relatively safe, today, anyone and everyone is a target especially if you are a member of a tribe which is not well liked by the other tribes, on top of the tribal violence, there is the normal violent crime which exists in any country, so they get a double whammy now. Like I said Apartheid was not perfect, it served it purpose at keeping the peace though, that is evident if you take a look at the place today, but it was a system which had to go as it was unfair as much as it was racist, however, you cannot condone what Mandela and his elk did, I don;t care what you are fighting for, bombing school buses, rape and torture of people who have nothing to do with your fight other than they come from a different tribe or are white like the government of time is not the behavior of the good guys. Mandela used to show up on TV just like old boss Osama, there would be a bombing, a school bus would get nailed, a busy shopping center would get blown up, that night, or a night or two later, there's Mandel on TV news in a recorded tape just like Osama, telling us all that the white rulers are to blame for his (Manuela's) actions and that more will follow if the whites don't give up. But to the World he is a hero, I wonder if Osama will be regarded as a hero in years to come because he took his fight for freedom of US influence right to the USA and fought long and hard for his freedom. View Quote Truth. Read a book for a change people. |
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This is what pisses me off, as a South African the rest of the World compares apartheid SA to the Nazis, you make it seem as if the cops drove around all night and broke into blacks homes and killed the lot of them. The truth is, yes the police went around and took out some blacks a lot of them, most if not all of these targets were ANC (A recognized terrorist group) and ANC sympathizers, there were very few random knock and shoots, what do you think, we had millions of cops with out anything else to do? Their targets were terrorists, the World media made it seem it was all of the black population but they were after the terrs. Was apartheid wrong? Yes it was, was it the only way to keep savage behavior off the streets and out of communities (The same behavior that we see there now) yes it was at that time, as can be seen by the lawlessness rampant there now, mostly black on black and black on white crimes. Apartheid was more of a way to control the movements of the people, the Zulus wanted to wipe the Xosa off the planet, we are talking millions of people wanting to wage tribal warfare on each other through out the country, this would lead to carnage as well as disrupt the economy, since most laborers were black (As is the case today, so don't say it was because they were forced to be laborers because they were black) and scare the rest of the country not caught in the cross fire away. Before I left SA of all the black friends I had,there parents would often tell my friends and I that they felt safer under apartheid, they know where they stood, the rules and the lines were clear, they didn't like it, but they were relatively safe, today, anyone and everyone is a target especially if you are a member of a tribe which is not well liked by the other tribes, on top of the tribal violence, there is the normal violent crime which exists in any country, so they get a double whammy now. Like I said Apartheid was not perfect, it served it purpose at keeping the peace though, that is evident if you take a look at the place today, but it was a system which had to go as it was unfair as much as it was racist, however, you cannot condone what Mandela and his elk did, I don;t care what you are fighting for, bombing school buses, rape and torture of people who have nothing to do with your fight other than they come from a different tribe or are white like the government of time is not the behavior of the good guys. Mandela used to show up on TV just like old boss Osama, there would be a bombing, a school bus would get nailed, a busy shopping center would get blown up, that night, or a night or two later, there's Mandel on TV news in a recorded tape just like Osama, telling us all that the white rulers are to blame for his (Manuela's) actions and that more will follow if the whites don't give up. But to the World he is a hero, I wonder if Osama will be regarded as a hero in years to come because he took his fight for freedom of US influence right to the USA and fought long and hard for his freedom. View Quote Excellent post! I suggest any of you asshats that are saying you would've fought with the dead commie to read this post. |
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GD - A magical place where people threaten to become terrorists if perceived injustices are committed, but condemn a man who did exactly what they say they would do in circumstances no where near as bad. I understand that somebody's got to play devil's advocate now and then, but I think you might want to scale it back this time. The man was a communist and an actual terrorist. If you wanted support from the US, you wrapped yourself in pro-Democracy terms. If you couldn't get support from the US, you called yourself a Communist and went to the USSR for support instead. Whether he was actually a Communist or not, I don't know. I do know that the oft-talked about GD revolution would be a massive terrorist action. All over a situation which would not be as bad as what drove Mandela to start his terroristic slaughter. Drag us through the mud for what we do or have done. Please don't heap accusations based on what you THINK (not know) we will do in some future hypothetical situation. If the government bans and confiscates guns from whites, would you revolt? Yes, but I would not go killing women and children and men who were not directly involved to get my point across. |
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Because he refused to take their shit Yes, and South Africa is so much better now than it was.... He was a communist stooge who used race to destroy a succesful capitalist country, and turn it into a third world shithole.... If you were a Black person living in apartheid-era South Africa, what would of you done? Enjoyed living in the only part of Africa with a decent standard of living and stable economy? As millions of African immigrants to South Africa did. It wasn't a magnet to the rest of Africa for no good reason. And while petty apartheid could not be justified, I don't think grand apartheid could be so easily condemned on moral grounds. You basically have a Western civilization and a larger non-civilized people living in one country; either you have to preserve minority rule or you have to separate them if maintenance of civilization in at least some part of the country is the goal. Even if SA had eliminated apartheid, though, it would still have been condemned by much of the world and Marxist insurgencies would have continued. |
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Even if SA had eliminated apartheid, though, it would still have been condemned by much of the world and Marxist insurgencies would have continued. View Quote Of course it would have. The whites in SA should have picked up their civilization, retreated to Southwest Africa on the coast, and built a wall...cross this line and it's nuke time. |
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Lets ask this question...if someone waved a magic wand, and you were king of Detroit, how would you fix it? Hugs and rousing chorus' of kumbay-ya?
Or do you think you might have to go in and break a few eggs to fix that omlette? I would have to do some in depth research on Apartheid, which admittedly I don't know a whole lot about...but maybe they were doing what they needed to do to keep order there? It seems to me once Apartheid was dismantled, the country went to shit fast.... In any case, whether you believe Apartheid was right or wrong, one has to admit that SA went from a prosperous, comfortable, safe first world country very fast to a murder, savage ridden third world hell hole pretty quick, and the one thing that fundamentally changed was Apartheid. Although I think Rhodesia is a much better example, while there was minority rule there, from what I read, it was very not like the SA system. Again, the commies saw a way to take it over, the free world turned their back, and that country too turned into a shithole. I also am amused at the fact that when the white owned farms were taken, and given to the natives, they couldn't understand why food didn't magically appear, and ended up creating starvation in a country that was once pretty self sufficient.... |
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I would have to do some in depth research on Apartheid, which admittedly I don't know a whole lot about...but maybe they were doing what they needed to do to keep order there? View Quote Start here, good book: Into the Cannibal's Pot. http://www.amazon.com/Into-Cannibals-Pot-Lessons-Post-Apartheid/dp/0984907017 |
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Why was he a bad guy? Because he was a communist. If you need a further explanation , then there is no hope for you.
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I was wondering why the liberal media was going crazy, now it all makes sense. I didn't know much about Mandela.
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Didn't know the man personally, but...
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If it wasn't Mandela then it would have been someone else.
When you look at all the internal and external forces during that period of time it was bound to happen. I don't think he's a good guy, in fact I think he's no different than a number of African leaders but he's not the antichrist as ARF GD would like you to believe. |
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Because he refused to take their shit This. If you guys woke up in tomorrow to find apartheid in USA and it was white people who were treated as sub-human, you can be dam sure you would resist / terrorize / call it what you want !!! I sure as fuck woudn't murder civilians like Mandela did. Apartheid was despicable, but Mandela was no saint. He was a scumsucking, Communist murderer. Spin is spin |
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