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I think you miss my point, I am not saying dont have it on the news for 5 mins, or a small mention in a newspaper, but I will reiterate, the man was not a saint, or a demonstrable figure of world peace,he was a murderer, be that by his own hand or by his direction to others, you cannot deny that! so it makes me sick, as it clearly does to others, that he is being remembered by every person that wants a bit of limelight, as a jolly old stick, who fought against the oppression of the evil whites. I wonder how many IRA terrorists will be lauded in similar fashion in years to come? Or perhaps the leader of the black panthers ect, I am sure we could compile quite a list.

 

Yes I agree, but people have very good opions on there, do they know what it wa like to live in SA, did they used to hear about how people were treated during the apartheid years. It is very easy to form opinions with one side of the story.

How many South Africans are not upset about his death?

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RIP,The man stood for what he believed

REST IN PEACE MADIBA   REBEL- POLITICIAN - LEADER !

I just can't bare the thought of the next couple of weeks where every liberal tosser for the last 30 years will be wheeled out of obscurity to jump on the we miss Mandela bandwagon crying and hugging

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Why did you leave matey if you don't mind me asking? No need for a pm this time.

 

Bacause I didnt want to bring up my children in Joburg, and I was going to have to move there because of work.

Why not?.....tell me to mind my own if you like.

Just wondering that if Nelson was such a great chap and created such a great nation, why would you want to leave?

You do realise that he was not president anymore? He might have done some good things (my opnion) but that doesnt mean that this would be carried on, every president has his own agenda, as with any countries priminster/president The reason we left was Joburg can not be a very safe place and I didnt want my children having to live like that. I have lots of friends who love Joburg, but is was not for us. I am also not a big city person.

Fair enough :)

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Ive worked in a few african countries. Sasle i think its spelt oil refinery. Seen shanty towns passing through , what i can could never understand Mandela man of the people savoir of. The sa blacks never. Fulfilled his promises soon as he got into power done what all The rest do lined his own pockets looked after the gang fooked the rest and won the rugby world cup a game played by the Rich , Shanty towns have got bigger the rich have got richer. And every ones swooning and slalavating , THE king was in the all together his all together LOL

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I think you miss my point, I am not saying dont have it on the news for 5 mins, or a small mention in a newspaper, but I will reiterate, the man was not a saint, or a demonstrable figure of world peace,he was a murderer, be that by his own hand or by his direction to others, you cannot deny that! so it makes me sick, as it clearly does to others, that he is being remembered by every person that wants a bit of limelight, as a jolly old stick, who fought against the oppression of the evil whites. I wonder how many IRA terrorists will be lauded in similar fashion in years to come? Or perhaps the leader of the black panthers ect, I am sure we could compile quite a list.

Don't mention the terrorist word or any implication of him being involved in murder. You'll be banned from every Bob Geldof and Sting concert for life and as for any hopes of joining the Socialist Workers Party forget it. He needs to be canonised by the west so we can be absolved of guilt for the last 200 years

 

As we speak Bono is getting his parachute on ready to free fall from an airplane over London whilst distributing South African Peace crisps :laugh:

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I think you miss my point, I am not saying dont have it on the news for 5 mins, or a small mention in a newspaper, but I will reiterate, the man was not a saint, or a demonstrable figure of world peace,he was a murderer, be that by his own hand or by his direction to others, you cannot deny that! so it makes me sick, as it clearly does to others, that he is being remembered by every person that wants a bit of limelight, as a jolly old stick, who fought against the oppression of the evil whites. I wonder how many IRA terrorists will be lauded in similar fashion in years to come? Or perhaps the leader of the black panthers ect, I am sure we could compile quite a list.

 

did they used to hear about how people were treated during the apartheid years. I?

. No worse that the working classes of britain were treated by the upper classes for hundreds of years , Edited by gonetoearth
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I think you miss my point, I am not saying dont have it on the news for 5 mins, or a small mention in a newspaper, but I will reiterate, the man was not a saint, or a demonstrable figure of world peace,he was a murderer, be that by his own hand or by his direction to others, you cannot deny that! so it makes me sick, as it clearly does to others, that he is being remembered by every person that wants a bit of limelight, as a jolly old stick, who fought against the oppression of the evil whites. I wonder how many IRA terrorists will be lauded in similar fashion in years to come? Or perhaps the leader of the black panthers ect, I am sure we could compile quite a list.

 

Yes I agree, but people have very good opions on there, do they know what it wa like to live in SA, did they used to hear about how people were treated during the apartheid years. It is very easy to form opinions with one side of the story.

How many South Africans are not upset about his death?

 

I have no idea, and quite frankly don't care! the fact remains that it shows the peversity of the world we live in when a man who has commited henious crimes, can rise to superstar status, and be fawned on by people worldwide, who I strongly suspect, a lot of have no idea about his past, and every sickly radio presenter and newsreader, and cowardly politician is speaking about him as if some great man of peace, or someone who was responsible for ending suffering on a mass scale has passed away, you see there is only one side of the story, if Heinrich Himmler had in later life become an icon of world peace and done good work in the jewish community, would that have been justification to forgive his earlier naughtiness?

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