South African Refugees - Racism Against Whites
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there hasn't been ANYTHING Christian about that church in decades ... once they started allow women to be ministers, they swung for the queers
Hijinx
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Then you have the wrong fuking values ass hole.
Hijinx
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She should take her own advice.
This is just one of many reasons why I don't attend services any more.
These are the things that ended it for me.
ALL whites are racist EVERYWHERE .... Whites in SA are racist colonizers who do not deserve any compassion
Black Americans IGNORE the history of the Region ... NOBODY lived there, let alone having a HUGE Economy developing the region since the 1600's
PJay
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South Africa's President Slams Afrikaner Refugees as 'Cowards' for Fleeing Persecution.
PULSE POINTS: ❓What Happened: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa criticized white Afrikaner refugees for leaving the country, labeling their
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New: South African Government Releases Terrifyingly Chilling Statement on Fleeing White Afrikaners
The case of around 50 white Afrikaner refugees from South Africa has turned the political discourse upside down. After years of never finding a migrant they didn't approve of, Democrats and their press allies are suddenly greatly offended that President Donald Trump would dare grant asylum to a statistically insignificant number of people.
On CNN, former Obama campaign official and current analyst Ashley Allison went on a racist rant, proclaiming they should go back to "Germany" if they don't like the "law of the land" of being persecuted financially and physically. Notably, Afrikaners, who migrated to South Africa some 400 years ago, aren't from Germany, nor would Allison ever suggest that about any other racial group in any other country.
But while the left was busy taking the bait and going out on a limb by claiming that granting refugee status wasn't justified, South Africa's government came right out and said the quiet part out loud.
thurley42
HY;FR
and I bet it won't take 5 years
Clem72
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People definitely lived there, there is no non-desert coastal area of Africa that hasn't been inhabited for thousands of years.
They likely weren't advanced, and possibly weren't in great numbers, but they were there.
And no, I'm not saying that means other people who live in and around the area now have a right to the land, I'm just saying it's a bad faith argument to pretend the Dutch just showed up to a beautiful fertile land full of resources on both the land and sea, and nobody was home.