Why does this make darkies so upset?
Why does this make darkies so upset?
Chase Stewart
Anthony Ramirez
Bright colors make angry
Charles Hernandez
Because they hate the B*tish
Jose Sanchez
c&bp people can't stand b&rp things
Gavin Morris
Jayden Nelson
Based Sigismund, allow us to bask in the glow of your 100% nordic phenotype please
Logan Perry
William Edwards
>violent terrorist nigger Nelson Mandela
it's not wrong you know
Jason Powell
based as fuck.
Carson Sanchez
We put the boers in concentration camps and we would do it again
Gabriel Carter
why?
Blake Thomas
the Afrikaners got greedy and could've formed their Volkstaat during Apartheid but were rolling in $$$ so didn't
Colton Jones
White South Africans seem to survive on blame. The Dutch East India company abandoned them, forcing them to become renegade slave traders , as if this was not heartbreaking enough the British tried to beat them twice in a war after they declared a rogue republic around some gold mines.
Of course the Black South African majority who they later threw into a diaspora (3.5 million Blacks/Coloureds/Indians were robbed of their properties and farms since the 1930's and given to whites) and denationalised (blacks were forced to carry passports in their own country) seems never to have liked them enough.
sahistory.org.za
And of course when Jews escaping Hitler and other Brit ex colonials flooded in they were whining about having to share their fatherland. In 1994 they got a sweetheart deal and not even a war crimes trial but that too was not appreciative enough for these Special People.
Now they are pretending to be Rwandans or Bosnian Muslims. Today they are insisting on stealing limelight and sympathy from the millions of poor they created.
I think they should finally grow up. A 350 year adolesence is more than long enough
They use the victim card every time, and use it to step on others EVERY time. This is just the latest, 2018 version of that game.
Brayden Hill
It doesn't make me angry tbqh. I always thought this flag was ugly and should've just been the transvaal one.
Jack Baker
>White South Africans seem to survive on blame. The Dutch East India company abandoned them, forcing them to become renegade slave traders
pretty sure the Dutch East India company looked around for black niggers to enslave in the region of SA
Angel Wood
what a stupid unoriginal flag. it's the old dutch flag with three other flags put in the center.
at least the new SA flag is creative
Adam Gonzalez
>the millions of poor they created.
that is just niggers being african though
Christopher Cox
Lol
Lucas Thompson
for such a pro-white regime, the apartheid government sure was stupid in limiting European immigration and encouraging black immigration
south africa only had a little over 5 million whites at its peak
Elijah Ross
Based
Henry Sanders
i always lose my shit reading these
Nathan Hernandez
the only way to do well with SA is to be leftwing though and have a high assimilation rate of European immigrants
Ian Lopez
No, they were created by design.
I'm writing my PhD on the subject at the moment and I have a shitload of books detailing how:
Peter Delius’s book on the dispossession of the people of the Pedi polity in the 1800s, which involved land dispossession, forced indentured servitude, & taxation of the dispossessed Black people.
Blake Long
Blake Barnes
Bentley Gomez
>I'm writing my PhD
yeah i doubt it. you sound like a retard and you have no clue what you're talking about.
Evan Peterson
Woah, you read, BOOKS?
Ryder Ramirez
Jayden Taylor
Jaxon Cruz
Next there's Jeff Peires’s THE HOUSE OF PHALO (1981), which traces the history and political economy of the Xhosa from the mid-1700s to their encounter with colonial settlers.
Christian Anderson
Dominic Cooper
Brayden Ramirez
>we
>wuz
>muh
you probably aren't related to any of the british people who were there
Jayden Miller
Carson Walker
Matthew Jenkins
Then Jeff Guy’s THE VIEW ACROSS THE RIVER (2001), which traces the role of Harriette Colenso in resisting colonial exploitation of the Zulu after the destruction of the Zulu kingdom by colonial conquest.
Isaac Wright
Bentley Cox
Jordan Powell
Angel Reed
William Beinart’s THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PONDOLAND 1860-1930 (1982), based on documentary evidence, examines pre-colonial & colonial dynamics in a specific area.
Charles Walker
James Moore
William Clark
Christopher Jenkins
THE SURPLUS PEOPLE: FORCED REMOVALS IN SOUTH AFRICA by Laurine Platzky & Cherryl Walker (1985) examines the impact of land dispossession policies across South Africa.
Alexander Reyes
Liam Taylor
Owen Barnes
Zachary Davis
PUTTING A PLOUGH TO THE GROUND: ACCUMULATION & DISPOSSESSION IN RURAL SOUTH AFRICA 1850-1910 eds William Beinart, Peter Delius & Stanley Trapido (1986), especially chapters by Tim Keegan, Beinart himself, & Helen Bradford.
Jason Wood
>kebab mudslimes
>dindu nuffin kangs
Josiah Russell
What point are you trying to prove exactly?
The strong dominate the weak. Tribal societies will have treated each other in much the same way, just through less advanced means.
Noah Howard
Justin Foster
sorry i am too lazy to reda can you do a resume
Jack Edwards
People have amnesia about historical facts
Blake Foster
Nathan Jackson
Charles van Onselen’s NEW BABYLON, NEW NINEVEH: EVERYDAY LIFE ON THE WITWATERSRAND 1886-1914 (1982) provides insight into the political economy of that dispossession and its multiple consequences for people.
Asher Morales
Jack Walker
Cameron Garcia
Jason Perez
autisticfinn stop noone is reading you're wasting your bandwidth
Angel Roberts
glad to see Jow Forums getting btfo so hard itt
Benjamin Rodriguez
Merle Lipton’s CAPITALISM & APARTHEID: SOUTH AFRICA 1910-1986 (1986) offers an insight into the economic history of the country across the 1900s consequent to and dependent on that land dispossession.
Austin James
We have unlimited bandwidth in Finland
Gabriel Flores
Jayden Jenkins
you're wasting your time then
Joshua Carter
Mason Sanders
Zachary Mitchell
They should have bought the available Nuclear weapons from Israel en-mass then pulled their own Samson option on the African continent once the Soviet Union collapsed and their last remaining usefulness to the West was over.
Benjamin Brooks
Patrick Harries’s paper on the forced removal of 3000 followers of Makuleke to an area 200km from their land in 1969 illustrates dispossession and its consequences for human beings. In Belinda Bozzoli (ed) CLASS, COMMUNITY & CONFLICT (1987).
Caleb Perez
ignore the Finnish retard. i know nobody's reading the crap he's posting but im pretty amazed he's a phd student.
i guess post-secondary schools in finland are garbage and will accept any dumbfuck
Owen Lopez
based and redpilled power fantasy my fellow pede
Isaiah Ward
Lucas Rivera
Tim Keegan’s FACING THE STORM: PORTRAITS OF BLACK LIVES IN RURAL SOUTH AFRICA (1988) offers invaluable, nuanced insights into the experience and consequences of dispossession for specific Black people across the 1900s
Jonathan Stewart
>post books
>btfo
amerindian intelligensia
Andrew Adams
this isn't helping your argument, you could have won with some well placed quotes and sources instead you just look like a mong and noones reading anything
William Cook
Jace Ortiz
>some well placed quotes and sources
That's what these are
Chase Morales
stupid low iq finngolian doesn't realize he's reading books written by extremely biased authors.
you might as well read harry potter you dumbfuck.
Aiden Russell
Brayden Cooper
Daily Reminder the SA had nukes. All they needed was ICBMs with range to hit North America. Daily reminder that SA was developing a modernized land military with most of the bells and whistles. Daily reminder...
That they were cowards who sold out their country and people for a few spare shekels. No compromises, no retreating, and in just a few years they would have had the cover to resolve the situation completely and even retake Rhodesia and annex it.
So close. So goddamned close.
Christian Brooks
too long
you will never pass your course like this, you think your professor will read the entire source to find your point?
Jeremiah Reed
>reading books written by extremely biased authors.
These books were published in South Africa during Apartheid and written by Afrikaners living in South Africa during Apartheid. It's history based on historical facts, not opinions.
Colin Bundy’s THE RISE & FALL OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN PEASANTRY (1979) examines the dynamics of South Africa’s indigenous people in relation to colonial conquest and land dispossession in the 1800s and 1900s.
Dominic Young
Nolan Morris
Fuck you, I hope you get raped to death by a pack of Somalis.
Ian Scott
Caleb Taylor
Julian Lee
>the apartheid government sure was stupid in limiting European immigration and encouraging black immigration
They knew they would have to treat white workers with some dignity and pay them reasonably. Unfortunately, no true white nationalists or even Boer Volkstaatist had the balls to rise and and put the knife to their throat over it.
No to mention all of the additional illegal migration.
Not to mention the post war NATO groups issuing an opinion to several countries to end their "racist" policies and putting forth those policies in the 60s all around the world in a coordinated effort. But nobody wants to talk about that part....
Lucas Wilson
>the only way to do well with SA is to be leftwing though
>leftwing
Maybe on a handful of economic and environmental policies, but thats it.
Which is why is nigger cum slurping will result in him getting in and being referred to as a person of authority.
He is probably a kike.
Michael Ortiz
shartboy SEETHING
Tyler Mitchell
>written by Afrikaners living in South Africa
You think that carries any weight
Pic related had her anti-apartheid dauther murdered by politically motivated niggers shouting anti-white slogans and her family forgave her murdurers and embraced them and gave them jobs
Nicholas Hernandez
No. Its just that we explicitly approve of dumbass niggers getting murdered and whites being prosperous.
Jason Johnson
Deborah Posel’s THE MAKING OF APARTHEID 1948-1961 (1991) examines the intensification of colonial dispossession and its consequences for Black people’s mid-1900s political and economic disenfranchisement via white supremacist laws and policies.
Carnegie Commission of Investigation on the Poor White Question in South Africa
The title of that initiative was the Commission on the Poor White Problem in South Africa. The study focused on the plight of Afrikaner farmers whose farms were failing. The Corporation funded an investigation by social scientists who drove through southern South Africa in a Model T Ford to determine the extent of white poverty. The five-volume report was published in 1932.
The good that came out of this was that the South African government allocated more funds to address the problems of poverty. The negative impact of the study was that the recommendations for solving poverty were used to improve the conditions of whites at the expense of black South Africans. Indeed, some years later, the Corporation's study fell into the hands of South African leaders who, in the words of Francis Wilson, used it to create a "blueprint" for apartheid. The Carnegie report included recommendations for the segregation of black and white labor and the creation of areas where whites would be given land from which blacks first had to be removed. In fact, Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, prime minister of South Africa from 1958 until his assassination in 1966, and widely known as the architect of apartheid, used Carnegie Corporation inquiry to formulate his basic recommendations to segregate South African society as a whole.
columbia.edu
Jaxon Cruz
Those are Americans, not South African.
Aiden Morgan
Nathan Lee
>These books were published in South Africa during Apartheid and written by Afrikaners living in South Africa during Apartheid.
that doesn't mean shit.
the books are garbage and biased
Aiden Howard
They had nukes, what they needed was ICBMs and then ICBM MIRVs with advanced thermonuclear weapons of the 100-200 kiloton range.
Brody King
Tyler Sanchez
Ben Maclennan’s A PROPER DEGREE OF TERROR: JOHN GRAHAM AND THE CAPE’S EASTERN FRONTIERS (1986)
Kevin Scott
Charles van Onselen’s THE SEED IS MINE: THE LIFE OF KAS MAINE, A SOUTH AFRICAN SHARECROPPER 1894-1985 (1996) traces the experience of disenfranchisement dispossession across the twentieth century for one family.
Jason Gutierrez
>These books were published in South Africa during Apartheid and written by Afrikaners living in South Africa during Apartheid. It's history based on historical facts, not opinions
Yeah. Traitors. We know. Also don't care. Niggers are quite literally nonhuman.
All humans, all actual fucking humans, have sginificant, 2% or higher Neanderthal admixture. Our species genesis did not occur in Jungle Africa, it occured in Eurasia.
The fact that niggers are cofertile with human beings is sheer fluke.
Nathaniel Perez
>the books are garbage and biased
Any facts you dislike are garbage and biased