Racism Explodes on Facebook – Why in 2010 Must People Resort To Such Low Level Hatred???
Posted on April 8th, 2010 by HisHighness in 1
South Africa’s legendary white supremecist AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche was no angel. Amazing how the racists are coming out on all sides in the aftermath of his brutal murder. Please remember folks, this man would have shot every black person in the world if he had the opportunity. No pity parties here for Eugene. (Eyewitness) As the great Malcolm X once said, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today” . Stop racism on Facebook now!!!! Stop racism everywhere now!!!!
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Unfortunately it´s true …facebook are full of hate and racist groups! It´s possible report them, but ir takes alot of users for deleting it.
Replywhy don’t you stop racism on your own website now?
ReplyI will 2nd that…
ReplyDitto.
Replyplease ian this guy was a joke and about as harmful as a tabby cat on his own, all talk and a coward when alone. i still remember the jokes when he fell off his horse and nobody really took him serious at least nobody with a brain. but it is still a sin to take somebodies life no matter who or what he was. as for people who are racist that is their bad and it shows they are brainless and that aplies to both black and whites. this country will never be all joy and love as their are too many racist on both sides and until the hate speeches stop you will all ways have trouble. but we still have a beautiful country and lots of hope with a lot of praying for harmony. jmo
ReplyI’ve also noticed racism making a comeback everywhere. I have my theories like everyone else.
As I move around in many circles with different races, I have yet to see a race that is completely free of racism in some of its members.
I’ve also noticed the recurrence of the racism associated with the deep south.
On a lesser level, I’ve noticed that certain peoples who share a race with others do not want to be identified as “other” than what they are. For example, a Korean does not want to be mistaken for a Chinese. A Puero Rican does not want to be thought of as Mexican. Often, a Mexican will deny his Indian lineage; instead will emphasize his Spanish heritage.
A darker-skinned person has a harder time with life in America. That includes South America. The Native Americans have it as bad, or worse than all others. This is because of their lack of a support system.
No doubt we will see/hear a lot of prophets coming soon as all these things are happening. .
Reply@alif:
ReplyTypo! I should have typed “Puerto Rican”.
Low level hatred? You mean the kind you demonstrated when you printed blatent lies about Jesse James and Sandra Bulloch and their “sex tape”? Then had the nerve to try to shrug it off with, “I’m beginning to wonder if my source is as reliable as I thought he was.” Why didn’t you go public, and apologize for the crap you wrote? And why the hell didn’t you check out the “source” BEFORE you rushed out to print that crap? That was some nasty stuff you accused those two of. You need to stop abusing the right of free speech. It is only for people who are not delibertly printing lies that will hurt someone else. I’m embarrassed for you.
Reply“Please remember folks, this man would have shot every black person in the world if he had the opportunity. No pity parties here for Eugene.”
On Thursday, Julius Malema, leader of the ANC Youth League, ordered a BBC reporter out of a news conference, calling him a bastard with a “white tendency.”
Jacob Zuma became SA’s third president while enthusiastically singing “Bring me my machine gun”. At the time, many people wondered why after fifteen years of so-called “liberation” he needed a machine gun, and who he wanted to shoot with it. They didn’t need to wonder too long, as Julias Malema began singing “Kill the Boer”. For those unfamiliar with this “liberation song”, here are the exact words:
Ayesab’ amagwala (The cowards are scared)
Dubula! dubula! dubula nge s’bhamu (Shoot, shoot shoot them with a gun)
Dubul’ ibhunu (Shoot the White man / Boer)
Dubula! dubula! dubula nge s’bhamu (Shoot, shoot shoot them with a gun)
Mama, ndiyeke ndidubul’ ibhunu (Mommy, allow me to shoot the white man/Boer)
Dubula! dubula! dubula nge s’bhamu (Shoot, shoot shoot them with a gun)
Ziyareypa lezinja (These dogs rape)
Dubula! dubula! dubula nge s’bhamu (Shoot, shoot shoot them with a gun)
The word “boer” in this song’s context is used in a derogatory manner, on par with the word “kaffir”. It certainly does not refer to someone who is a “farmer” but is a metaphor applicable to an Afrikaner, as well as any White person.
When president Zuma first started singing “Umshini wami”, it caused quite a stir, and with good reason – violent rhetoric has no place in a civilised society. The fact that “Bring me my machine gun” is sung along with “Shoot the Boers” – by the president of the ANC and the country, as well as the president of the ANC Youth League, does not augur well for any country’s stability.
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