Not only that^^^^^
Once they kill too many farmers, they'll lose the means of production, resulting in starvation which will further fuel the unrest. Just a matter of time.
Not only that^^^^^
Once they kill too many farmers, they'll lose the means of production, resulting in starvation which will further fuel the unrest. Just a matter of time.
In Leo DiCaprio’s words, “TIA”. I feel that your post is spot on, as it has happened before, and seems to be soon to happen again.I note with interest that 30 years ago, the world rallied and pressured the South African government to eventually end Apartheid in 1991, which in principle was a great thing. Unfortunately, the current rulers of South Africa are much worse to both white and blacks alike than the government that was pilloried by the court of world opinion back then. I see no outrage or even concern on any meaningful level for the farmers and others who are being brutalized and murdered at record rates. My intuition tells me that for too many people, the opinion may be that it's just the whites getting what they deserve for decades of oppressive behavior. I disagree, but I think more importantly, once all of the white farmers are dead or driven out, the people murdering them aren't going to stop. They're just going to turn their attention the next group they can victimize without repercussion.
It's tragic, unnecessary, and apparently inevitable.
I hope as many as possible are able to relocate to Australia and other places that are willing to accept the immigration.
Are there *any* long term success stories in sub-Saharan Africa? Seriously asking.
Are there *any* long term success stories in sub-Saharan Africa? Seriously asking.
I suppose it depends on how you determine both long term and success. I would say that in terms of economics and exports, both South Africa and Rhodesia were successful for a long period of time compared to how quickly the names and borders of countries change on the African continent. In African geo-political time, they were long term successes.