South Africa - do you learn from the past?

That's all good and we'll, but you stirred up the hornets' nest by starting a thread with their talking point. There are people whose land was stolen. And not stolen in a metaphysical way like America was stolen from the natives way, but in a get the fuck out of this place, we're taking it over way . After which bulldozers erase every sign your home was ever there.

Actually, in line with hundreds of your posts a lot of those farmers deserved to die a long time ago already.

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Originally Posted by Lewkowski

No one cares what white nationalists want. They can fuck off the same way black nationalists can.

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and yet here you are, doing their work.

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Originally Posted by Lewkowski

No one cares what white nationalists want.

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Sure they do. They become legislators and governors and senior gift officials. They have shows on Fox that are watched and endorsed by millions. You vote for them and watch them on TV. You likely share their articles, when you feel you can get away with it.

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Originally Posted by Unheard Of

and yet here you are, doing their work.

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That's like saying if we kill a criminal cartel member we are doing the work for their rival cartel. Don't be absurd.

Do you think what the South African government is trying to do is good or bad? Do you think what Zimbabwe did was good or bad? How did you like the results?

If we are killing people extrajudicially then we are.

Your claim would stand if you wrote: That's like saying if we killarrest a criminal cartel member we are doing the work for their rival cartel. Don't be absurd.

Incidentally though it's getting off topic, corrupt cops killing rival gang members has absolutely been a major problem in the past. Which is why an extrajudicial killing should NEVER be celebrated even if it's a bad person it should be a last resort only.

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Originally Posted by RandBlade

Incidentally though it's getting off topic, corrupt cops killing rival gang members has absolutely been a major problem in the past. Which is why an extrajudicial killing should NEVER be celebrated even if it's a bad person it should be a last resort only.

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It depends. For American citizens the bar needs to be very high but there are times when the police just need to take someone out, such as the Dallas sniper. Non-lethal options were not an option without losing more police.

In nacro-states like Mexico where the gangs are literally killing politicians in terror attacks I have sympathy for straight out assassination. Terrorism is terrorism and terrorists deserve drone strikes to the face.

If you need to take someone out then that's a last resort. It's still a tragedy. It shouldn't be celebrated.