[junta]

I really don’t think snide little racially bigoted comments are necessary. What separates the RSA from the USA is not all that much. I’m a 51 year old white man who knows people who grew up walking out to an outhouse in the morning or who were finally connected to the power grid after having been born in their house under kerosene lanterns. I think we need to learn to critique without the inflammatory rhetoric. And yes I am a supporter of the Afrikaners if any here think I’m a flaming libtard.

[Peter Libra]

I read your remarks and do concede you have a point. However, the utter frustration felt by people like myself, brings on sarcasm and so on. My anger is directed against the anti-apartheid activists in my native country England and to some extent in Canada.

Where are they today? One can make an educated guess. In England living in neat semi-detached villas. A nice recreational park close by. A friendly Bobby on the beat- or a the beck of a cell phone call. The white South African, if rich, living in gated, electronically controlled enclave. Of the lesser South African whites I am dubious about their peace of mind.

Yes, snide could not describe my invective regarding the liberal white activists safe and sound elsewhere. Excuse my ramble. We had only one power outage in my neighbourhood in Canada for years. I would not wish an outage on anyone.

[kearnyirish2]

“What separates the RSA from the USA is not all that much.”

Do you really believe that? (A serious question)

[Palio di Siena]

You call them snide little racially bigoted comments.
I call it free speech.