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/olfeiyxanshuzl Mar 18 '18

Fucking thank you.

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u/Theriechstuff Mar 18 '18

The boers farmers are being genocided. It's like if Appalachian farmers were being brutally tortured and killed as a plot by a group to get their land. I could debunk that whites were being genocided by stats showing farmers are only 1% of whites and that the white IT guy renting in cape town isn't bering targeted

If you don't think racially motivated farm murders of whites is a problem, would any of you consider owning a farm in beautiful south africa? Prices are extremely low right now, lots of turn key operations avaailable and prices of food are increasing so it'd probably be a good opportunity. Is it perhaps because everyone knows the attacks on white farmers is real and will get worse

Prices are REAL low to buy farmland in Zululand.

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u/zenchowdah Mar 18 '18

Talking points from a guy who didn't read the original post