Thinking of South Africa????????

Question

The blacks have a slogan in this country: KILL THE BOER KILL THE FARMER!!

My question is, if they kill all our boertjies and destroy our farms WHO IS GONNA FEED THIS COUNTRY???????

They don't know when to plant what, but they wanna kill us!!

Answer 1

HEY i have to hand it over to you. YOU RIGHT unfortunately:(

Answer 2

Chucky, when you have something more uplifting to say, please do so, but while you don't, keep quiet.

You sound like one who is not learned and thus prone to making uninformed comments. Unfortunately, the likes to such are those who babble a lot and course chaos and confusion. You are using an old slogan that was used while you were still a child and were only told about by your parents. You must speak of the current affairs not long gone history.

As for what is happening in the country and the economy, if you were to read about all new democracies, including England and America, go back to the 1300s if you must, you will find that what is happening in SA now, happened then. You know it, history repeats itself. It will happen to SA as well. SA will go through its own 50 years of trying to recover from it. Just like you do the things your father did and were hoping you will never do.

Now, lets go back to school, shall we.

Proudly South African.

Answer 3

Well allot of the people in South Africa is thinking that South Africa will end up like Zimbabwe which is currently on the way.

But what one should keep in mind one can only push the farmer so far and when you have pushed them to far be prepared to suffer the consequences.
The farmers in South Africa is going to reach that point sooner that expected, you never mess with a boer!!!

Which is also interesting is the fact that we are currently import our meat while there is enough meat in the country, i think this is only a good reflection on how bad our country is running i think people should be running the country who is capable to do so because now it is a circus

Answer 4

Oh I so wanted to ask that question some time ago! I agree with you Chucky. I've read in the newspaper that if the boertjies (the few that's left) don't give up their farms they are just going to continue with the murderings and Thabo Mbeki turns a blind eye. When I listen to the news that's all I hear everyday. Rape and murder and they even poisen our animals so that they can break into our houses. South Africa is a sick country and I'm so not proudly South African. People like Porgie and Diesel say it's such a beautiful country and that it's good to be back. They think it's going well here with all the police around. Half of the police are corrupt anyway. If we ***** and moan about the crimes then they ("our precious black leaders") tell us to emigrate to another country. They want us out of this country. They say now that Apartheid is over, they still live in poverty and it's going well with the white community. Shame, that's because they don't know how to make a success in life. Now they want to kill our boere and take over their farms. They can't even spell the word farmer. It's so sad and depressing and the world keeps turning a blind eye.

Answer 5

Radicals, who make those super-racial remarks, don't think about tomorrow. They're blinded by hatred.
I just wonder why people shouting things like that in public aren't arrested. How long will it take for the police to arrest a bunch of white guys shouting in public "Kill the Xhosa, kill the Zulu!"? I think not long.
White South Africans are currently scapegoats for everything that goes wrong, even those who are not racist and genuinely seek to help make SA a better country for all her people. There's nothing we can do about it.

Answer 6

"Kill the boer, kill the farmer," was a slogan used by certain radical non-whites in South Africa but is in no way indicative of the mindset of all non-white citizens of South Africa. That is a broad, false and unsupported generalisation at best.

The boer farmers are not the target of some type of genocide. They are the victims of a very dangerous crime situation in South Africa but not a targeted genocide.

Our economy is based very heavily on the subsistence crops raised by farmers, but the term farmer no longer refers to white farmers excusively as there are many non-white farmers in South Africa as well and many more graduating from Agricultural schools. That also lays to rest the idea that non-white farmers would not know when to plant certain crops. The bulk of South Africa farm workers are also non-white and it would stand to reason that constantly working in an environment will to some degree equip a person with some knowledge and skill in the area he/ she is employed.

The idea that a war is brewing is another myth that saw the light of day under the old Apartheid regime who spread the propaganda of "Die Swart Gevaar". One of the greatest hallmarks of any war is the founding lies which justify it much like the ANC also used propoganda to mobilise it's people. Strangely enough there is an opposing propoganda model called "The White Peril" which expounds the opposite of the "Swart Gevaar." Futher proof of the fact that the more you fight your enemy the more you start to resemble him.

The "Night Of The Long Knives" is another fallacy doing the rounds atributed incorrectly to Siener Van Rensburg. There is no evidence of this in the recorded visions and it has been proved to be a groundless fact.

Answer 7

Moet nie met ons mors nie. The blacks need a reality check, if they kill us all, the country will be down the drain in 5 minutes. Since when can blacks run a country successfully? never. That's why Africa is the way it is.

The farm I'm from, we punish the blacks for what they do, ourselves. Tie them up, whip them, and interrogate them and then hand them over to the police, works great. This way they'll know not to come back, ever.

Answer 8

at the end of the day it is all politics