Deportation of South Africans from western countries, doesn't this worry you?
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Having spent some time in the beautiful country, with some of the best people I have ever, had pleasure to call friends. The one thing I found it very hard to find was a racist, nearly all the whites I met would have a say in how they had helped the poor of the country, with so many on the side of the underdog one ask oneself, how did the country stay in the hands of the oppressor for so many lost generations?. Another reason being that we have enough corrupt officials of our own.
Africans are Africans. They are Black ,and anyone or anything in a Racist Government´s eye´s that´s black is bad. Examples. Black market,black-ball from college,Black monday on the stock market,Black humor,black marks.Black day !
as long as thier not deporting mexicans from ohio i'm cool
Doesn't sound very nice. Sounds like a discrimination of some kind.
And for your information RJ...south Africa is not only black. Chances are high that those going to western countries are the white Africaans because those are their countries of origin.
Cant say im to crazy about the south african thing. An example of good ole mulit-culturalism. You cant blame the white south africans for being born there. But it's an example of people being where they shouldn't be. Eg Israel, and current situation in the uk.
Because Africans in general use the colonisation as an excuse to obtain an entry visa for European Country and as soon as they arrive, they destroy their documents and claim asylum.
I say,that if you are a south african,why do you complain about being sent "Home",after all thats were you were born,and if its so bad,do something about it instead of complaining,you have no right to other peoples countries,if they dont want you there,well id say thats their perogative,and its just tough,grow up
In this day and age, racial profiling at points of entry into terrorists target countries, like the UK and USA, is an unfortunate neccessity. Sorry guys. If a few people have to be inconvenienced for the safety of thousands, then hey! Live with it.
I do not say that lightly. I was profiled on a visit to Cuba, and I'm still indignant about the way I was treated. But, they thought I was an American with a British Passport.
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