[Gunnair]

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

That`s not happening there, and you can keep the semi-literate nazi prick here

Oh but there is a nice froth working up there that Xort would fit rather well into.

[Gunnair]

RIP.

[fifeboy]

Xort Xort:

Not to be rude but lets not forget this man was a terrorist and operated the UmKhonto we Sizwe. He personally signed off or directly ordered the murder of countless innocent people.

He was never a 'good guy' but he was an important figure and a beloved head of state.

Is Xort the word for idiot is some other language?

[BRAH]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Various media report that Nelson Mandela is dead.

Now let's see if the ANC embarks on the ethnic cleansing of whites and Indians that they've been promising to get around to the last few years.

Look for the reports about Paul Walker to cease effective immediately.

http://www.thenewamerican.com/world-news/africa/item/15888-saint-mandela-not-so-fast
Nelson Mandela may have been a good leader but those he surrounded himself with can't say the same and now they're in control of SA's future.

As for Paul Walker the truth of how Obama had him killed in a drone strike has come out, thank god for the truth seekers.

[Zipperfish]

fifeboy fifeboy:

Xort Xort:

Not to be rude but lets not forget this man was a terrorist and operated the UmKhonto we Sizwe. He personally signed off or directly ordered the murder of countless innocent people.

He was never a 'good guy' but he was an important figure and a beloved head of state.

Is Xort the word for idiot is some other language?

Apparently it's Kurdish for "adolescent" according to omniscient Google.

Let's just say it's Klingon for "douchebag" too.

[ShepherdsDog]

Gunnair Gunnair:

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

That`s not happening there, and you can keep the semi-literate nazi prick here

Oh but there is a nice froth working up there that Xort would fit rather well into.

Not about Mandela, but about how things will likely get worse in RSA now that he has finally passed. He was a stabilizing factor in South African society and kept the ANC moderate while he was alive.

[shockedcanadian]

Xort Xort:

Not to be rude but lets not forget this man was a terrorist and operated the UmKhonto we Sizwe. He personally signed off or directly ordered the murder of countless innocent people.

He was never a 'good guy' but he was an important figure and a beloved head of state.

I am not here for political debate, and I would never profess to be an expert on the subject of this guy's life. There is plenty to debate about his beliefs, especially when he was younger. However, he stood up for freedom, before him there were not free elections in S Africa, he stood up against apartheid and although he was linked to some radical groups, he had started his protests as a young man in a non-violent manner. I am absolutely against violent protest or anarchy, but I am also absolutely against systemic injustices and I am fully supportive of free elections for all.

I always look at "associations" and the benefits of some in power to create those associations as something that is difficult to accept at face value. One telling point about this is the fact that he was released early. Most certainly he has changed immensely over the years, as has the world that once accepted the persecution of others based solely on their skin colour. He is an honourary Canadian citizen dont forget.

[Public_Domain]

[Unsound]

Sad day, May he rest in Peace.

[Unsound]

Truly sad for all south Africans if it does get worse. My dad is friends with a south African family and I'll never forget the tears in the wife's eyes when she talked about what she'd seen of her old neighbourhood on their last trip. They swore never to go back and as far as I know they haven't in a decade now.

The end of apartheid was a great thing and the best part of Brian Mulroney's legacy is the small part he played in that, but it has become easy to partly understand the why the white's were so afraid of it.

[commanderkai]

May he rest in peace. Honestly, I think South Africa would have been better if they made him President for Life, he left a legacy that, sadly, I think is being torn apart.

[BeaverFever]

Xort Xort:

Not to be rude but lets not forget this man was a terrorist and operated the UmKhonto we Sizwe. He personally signed off or directly ordered the murder of countless innocent people.

He was never a 'good guy' but he was an important figure and a beloved head of state.

Horsehit.
Another gem from the "only the White race can be good guys crowd."

[Brenda]

commanderkai commanderkai:

May he rest in peace. Honestly, I think South Africa would have been better if they made him President for Life, he left a legacy that, sadly, I think is being torn apart.

The fact that black and white stand hand in hand in front of his house, celebrating his life, shows his legacy.

I doubt anyone will let that be torn apart.

[BartSimpson]

Brenda Brenda:

commanderkai commanderkai:

May he rest in peace. Honestly, I think South Africa would have been better if they made him President for Life, he left a legacy that, sadly, I think is being torn apart.

The fact that black and white stand hand in hand in front of his house, celebrating his life, shows his legacy.

I doubt anyone will let that be torn apart.

Let's hope not.

[Freakinoldguy]

RIP Mr. Mandela you've earned it.

I guess we should brace for more "white" refugees from that dangerous, dysfunctional epic to a failed state that SA has become. It's sad to see that SA's road to hell has been paved with Nelson Mandela's good intentions.