r/Documentaries • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '18

South Africa - A Reversed Apartheid? (2018) - A documentary shining light on the white boer minority's current situation living in SA. Crowdfunded and made by a swedish political science major from the The Swedish Defence University.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEDU0xIILKA
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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '18 edited Dec 22 '19

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u/AtomicFlx Mar 18 '18

Uh, no Black Lives Matter was about police murdering black people, it was/is about police abuse, not "retribution", whatever that means.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '18

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u/Phitron Mar 18 '18

This highlights one of the failures of BLM. BLM lacked strong conscientious leadership, which lead to anybody getting on the podium to spew their bullshit. One BLM group's demands would be completely different from another BLM group's demands. So, it's important to note as well that Channelle Helm is not a spokeperson for BLM. It had no spokesperson, no leadership, nothing. It was a mess.

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u/NotVoss Mar 18 '18 edited Mar 18 '18

Every major movement in America is eventually taken over by the worst, most outspoken, members these days. The news decides to prop them up and the viewers eat it up.