[pnh102]

It is hard to feel sorry for this guy... most whiteys in Zimbabwe saw the writing on the wall and packed up long ago. It just isn’t worth it when dealing with a country run by thugs.

[Secret Agent Man]

I feel for him even though the writing was on the wall. People love their homes and what they’ve worked for. Some would rather die defending it than leave. Makes me think because some day that could be me.

[dr_who]

I feel sorry for him, but he’s crazy to stay. Liquidate as much of his property as possible and get out.

[paristwelve]

It’s the same thing that happened in Haiti in 1808. Kick out/kill the Whites, burn the barn, destroy the equipment, and then what? Sit and sit some more. It’s Africa, that’s the way it is.

[Onerom99]

Huh?? What the hell are yout talking about pal!??! It’s hard to feel sorry for someone who is having their lifes work stolen right out from under them by a totalitarian government?

LOL !!

[DwFry]

Take a look at your grand children’s future.

I wonder if you’ll feel sorry for them?

[davidwendell]

“It is hard to feel sorry for this guy... “

Really? You find it hard to feel sorry for someone who is illegally kicked out of their home, a place they have lived for generations?

I find it easy to feel sorry for him, his wife, their kids, and the nation that will find it even harder to survive. The only people I don’t feel sorry for are the gangsters running that county in to the ground and the international community that supports them.

[Lancey Howard]

BUMP what you said.
I can’t work up any sympathy at this point.

[Anti-Bubba182]

Agree. The deck is stacked against White farmers. They need to leave the country if possible.

[healy61]

Many of the farmers were 4th and 5th generation farmers. Where do they go? At least they tried to keep things going. I, for one, am not gonna split my sides laughing about them. The pleasure to laugh at the victims of Robert Mugabe will have to fall to another.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

It is hard to feel sorry for this guy... most whiteys in Zimbabwe saw the writing on the wall and packed up long ago. It just isn’t worth it when dealing with a country run by thugs.

Whose team are you on? If you don't look out for your race, who will?

[4rcane]

Thats like saying why haven’t you left US yet? You deserve what you got with Obama. Zimbawae is home to alot of white ppl. They’re not just visitors who just came along to start a business and have options to leave when things got bad. Those who are still there, probably don’t know what to do outside of their home country

[penowa]

It just isn’t worth it when dealing with a country run by thugs.

Just curious - which country are you planning to emigrate to and when are you and your family planning to leave?

[mad_as_he$$]

So will you feel sorry for whites when the same thing happens here?

[FourPeas]

Perhaps those of us in the USA who believe in the importance and validity of the Second Amendment should pack up then, or those of us who believe in personal responsibility, or freedom of religion or any of the myriad of other freedoms under attack here in the USA. Yes, Zimbabwe is further down the road of totalitarianism, but does that mean it's time to give up?