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RE: South Africa begins seizing land from white farmers
(08-24-2018 06:44 AM)Crebman Wrote:  In the end - two wrongs don't make a right. Apartheid was wrong - land confiscation is wrong.

In the end it is the age old: "To the victors go the spoils"..........the losers get screwed.

Time will tell the outcome - right now, if I were betting, my guess would be a Zimbabwe type mess. We will see.........

And its a party thing too. Cape Town looked like it was going to run out of water and the national government wasn't doing anything. That province was the only one not run by the dominant party. Of course, it was also the only province that was mere plurality "Black" as it has a large number of "Coloreds" as they call them in South Africa.
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