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How does the fact that Mr. Musk comes from the majority-black Union of South Africa makes him "racist" in the least?

He was a minor when apartheid was abolished, so he isn't responsible for that.
All IM2 said was that it shouldn't be surprising that he leans the way he does, not that just because he's from there that it MAKES him a racist.

It's his thoughts & feelings that he has expressed via that account that REVEALS him to be a racist.

That and all the other white racists here who are so quick to excuse his racism as "not racism" and provide cover for the thing they all have in common.
 
Yup. The White people colonized the unused land there and built a wealthy nation.

Then they allowed the northern tribesmen into their society.

Eventually giving them ā€œequal rightsā€, which doomed the nation since the Africans were only concerned with taking all that wealth for themselves and destroying the white culture they were jealous of.
Bullshit.

What Was Apartheid?

Apartheid was a system of laws in South Africa (from 1948 to 1994) that forced people to live, work, and exist separately based on their race. It was a form of extreme racial segregation that gave all the power and resources to white people while oppressing Black South Africans and other racial groups.
Think of apartheid as creating two separate societies:
  1. White South Africans: Got the best homes, jobs, schools, and healthcare. They could vote and had all the rights.
  2. Black South Africans: Were forced to live in poor, overcrowded areas called ā€œhomelandsā€ or townships. They couldn’t vote or have the same opportunities as whites. They were treated as second-class citizens in their own country.

Why Was It So Bad?

  1. No Equality:
    • Black South Africans were legally inferior. Imagine being told by law you’re not as important or deserving just because of your skin color.
    • Black South Africans couldn’t use the same buses, bathrooms, schools, or hospitals as white people.
  2. Loss of Land and Homes:
    • Black people were forcibly removed from their homes and relocated to poor, remote areas. These ā€œhomelandsā€ were like ghettos where living conditions were terrible.
  3. No Political Rights:
    • Black people couldn’t vote or have any say in how the country was run, even though they made up the majority of the population.
    • Only white politicians made laws, which kept apartheid in place.
  4. Exploitation of Black Workers:
    • Black South Africans were used as cheap labor. They worked in mines, factories, and farms for very low pay while whites controlled businesses and made all the money.
    • They needed passes (called ā€œpassbooksā€) to travel anywhere, and if they were caught without them, they’d be arrested.
  5. Brutality and Violence:
    • If Black South Africans protested against apartheid, they were met with police violence, imprisonment, or even death. The government treated any resistance as a crime.
    • For example, during the Sharpeville Massacre (1960), police killed 69 peaceful protesters.

Why Is Apartheid So Wrong?

It denied basic human rights and dignity to millions of people based on the color of their skin. It created a society where:
  • One group (white people) had all the power and privileges.
  • Another group (Black people) was forced to live in poverty and had no chance to improve their lives.
Apartheid didn’t just divide people—it ruined lives, families, and communities. The system wasn’t about fairness; it was about keeping power in the hands of a small group of people at the expense of everyone else.

How Did It End?

  • Global Pressure: The world started to see how horrible apartheid was. Countries placed sanctions on South Africa (stopped trading and doing business with them).
  • Protests and Resistance: Brave leaders like Nelson Mandela and everyday South Africans fought for years to end apartheid, often risking their lives.
  • In 1994, apartheid officially ended, and South Africa held its first free election, where Nelson Mandela became the first Black president.

In short: Apartheid was BAD because it treated people as less than human, all because of their race. It wasn’t just unfair—it was cruel and harmful, leaving a legacy of inequality that South Africa is still working to overcome today.
 
Bullshit.

What Was Apartheid?

Apartheid was a system of laws in South Africa (from 1948 to 1994) that forced people to live, work, and exist separately based on their race. It was a form of extreme racial segregation that gave all the power and resources to white people while oppressing Black South Africans and other racial groups.
Think of apartheid as creating two separate societies:
  1. White South Africans: Got the best homes, jobs, schools, and healthcare. They could vote and had all the rights.
  2. Black South Africans: Were forced to live in poor, overcrowded areas called ā€œhomelandsā€ or townships. They couldn’t vote or have the same opportunities as whites. They were treated as second-class citizens in their own country.

Why Was It So Bad?

  1. No Equality:
    • Black South Africans were legally inferior. Imagine being told by law you’re not as important or deserving just because of your skin color.
    • Black South Africans couldn’t use the same buses, bathrooms, schools, or hospitals as white people.
  2. Loss of Land and Homes:
    • Black people were forcibly removed from their homes and relocated to poor, remote areas. These ā€œhomelandsā€ were like ghettos where living conditions were terrible.
  3. No Political Rights:
    • Black people couldn’t vote or have any say in how the country was run, even though they made up the majority of the population.
    • Only white politicians made laws, which kept apartheid in place.
  4. Exploitation of Black Workers:
    • Black South Africans were used as cheap labor. They worked in mines, factories, and farms for very low pay while whites controlled businesses and made all the money.
    • They needed passes (called ā€œpassbooksā€) to travel anywhere, and if they were caught without them, they’d be arrested.
  5. Brutality and Violence:
    • If Black South Africans protested against apartheid, they were met with police violence, imprisonment, or even death. The government treated any resistance as a crime.
    • For example, during the Sharpeville Massacre (1960), police killed 69 peaceful protesters.

Why Is Apartheid So Wrong?

It denied basic human rights and dignity to millions of people based on the color of their skin. It created a society where:
  • One group (white people) had all the power and privileges.
  • Another group (Black people) was forced to live in poverty and had no chance to improve their lives.
Apartheid didn’t just divide people—it ruined lives, families, and communities. The system wasn’t about fairness; it was about keeping power in the hands of a small group of people at the expense of everyone else.

How Did It End?

  • Global Pressure: The world started to see how horrible apartheid was. Countries placed sanctions on South Africa (stopped trading and doing business with them).
  • Protests and Resistance: Brave leaders like Nelson Mandela and everyday South Africans fought for years to end apartheid, often risking their lives.
  • In 1994, apartheid officially ended, and South Africa held its first free election, where Nelson Mandela became the first Black president.

In short: Apartheid was BAD because it treated people as less than human, all because of their race. It wasn’t just unfair—it was cruel and harmful, leaving a legacy of inequality that South Africa is still working to overcome today.
Since then, has the nation declined? The thinking is different in the way people want to live. Although they may have a lot in common. Changing old ways is difficult for any race. Africans live for the now. Whites live for the now and the future also. There are/were problems with integrating the ways to live since Apartheid ended. Whites have left there. They produced the food, technology, infrastructure for the nation.
 
Bullshit.

What Was Apartheid?

Apartheid was a system of laws in South Africa (from 1948 to 1994) that forced people to live, work, and exist separately based on their race. It was a form of extreme racial segregation that gave all the power and resources to white people while oppressing Black South Africans and other racial groups.
Think of apartheid as creating two separate societies:
  1. White South Africans: Got the best homes, jobs, schools, and healthcare. They could vote and had all the rights.
  2. Black South Africans: Were forced to live in poor, overcrowded areas called ā€œhomelandsā€ or townships. They couldn’t vote or have the same opportunities as whites. They were treated as second-class citizens in their own country.

Why Was It So Bad?

  1. No Equality:
    • Black South Africans were legally inferior. Imagine being told by law you’re not as important or deserving just because of your skin color.
    • Black South Africans couldn’t use the same buses, bathrooms, schools, or hospitals as white people.
  2. Loss of Land and Homes:
    • Black people were forcibly removed from their homes and relocated to poor, remote areas. These ā€œhomelandsā€ were like ghettos where living conditions were terrible.
  3. No Political Rights:
    • Black people couldn’t vote or have any say in how the country was run, even though they made up the majority of the population.
    • Only white politicians made laws, which kept apartheid in place.
  4. Exploitation of Black Workers:
    • Black South Africans were used as cheap labor. They worked in mines, factories, and farms for very low pay while whites controlled businesses and made all the money.
    • They needed passes (called ā€œpassbooksā€) to travel anywhere, and if they were caught without them, they’d be arrested.
  5. Brutality and Violence:
    • If Black South Africans protested against apartheid, they were met with police violence, imprisonment, or even death. The government treated any resistance as a crime.
    • For example, during the Sharpeville Massacre (1960), police killed 69 peaceful protesters.

Why Is Apartheid So Wrong?

It denied basic human rights and dignity to millions of people based on the color of their skin. It created a society where:
  • One group (white people) had all the power and privileges.
  • Another group (Black people) was forced to live in poverty and had no chance to improve their lives.
Apartheid didn’t just divide people—it ruined lives, families, and communities. The system wasn’t about fairness; it was about keeping power in the hands of a small group of people at the expense of everyone else.

How Did It End?

  • Global Pressure: The world started to see how horrible apartheid was. Countries placed sanctions on South Africa (stopped trading and doing business with them).
  • Protests and Resistance: Brave leaders like Nelson Mandela and everyday South Africans fought for years to end apartheid, often risking their lives.
  • In 1994, apartheid officially ended, and South Africa held its first free election, where Nelson Mandela became the first Black president.

In short: Apartheid was BAD because it treated people as less than human, all because of their race. It wasn’t just unfair—it was cruel and harmful, leaving a legacy of inequality that South Africa is still working to overcome today.


Elon Musk didn't start aparthied, and he was a minor when the program was abolished.

Blaming him for something he had nothing to do with, much like the blame put on white Republicans for slavery, is just liberal bullshit.
 
The African continent can thank white people for bringing them little things, like oh, 'electricity' for instance.
 
If Musk were uncomfortable with Trump's racism he wouldn't have financed his election.
 
If Musk were uncomfortable with Trump's racism he wouldn't have financed his election.

Where did you get the idea that Trump is actually a racist? If Trump was really a "racist" and "national socialist" and a "hitler", why would Biden have invited him to the WH last month, why would Obama be attending his inaugurations?
 
This shouldn't surprise anyone. The man is from South Africa.



The population of South Africa is 59,890,000. 55,290,000 of them are black.

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All IM2 said was that it shouldn't be surprising that he leans the way he does, not that just because he's from there that it MAKES him a racist.
Is every South African white, racist in your world?
It's his thoughts & feelings that he has expressed via that account that REVEALS him to be a racist.
Post em....
That and all the other white racists here who are so quick to excuse his racism as "not racism" and provide cover for the thing they all have in common.
Logical fallacy.
 
This shouldn't surprise anyone. The man is from South Africa.



The population of South Africa is 59,890,000. 55,290,000 of them are black.

How does a picture of S Africa prove Musk is racist, IQ2?
 
Bullshit.

What Was Apartheid?

Apartheid was a system of laws in South Africa (from 1948 to 1994) that forced people to live, work, and exist separately based on their race. It was a form of extreme racial segregation that gave all the power and resources to white people while oppressing Black South Africans and other racial groups.
Think of apartheid as creating two separate societies:
  1. White South Africans: Got the best homes, jobs, schools, and healthcare. They could vote and had all the rights.
  2. Black South Africans: Were forced to live in poor, overcrowded areas called ā€œhomelandsā€ or townships. They couldn’t vote or have the same opportunities as whites. They were treated as second-class citizens in their own country.

Why Was It So Bad?

  1. No Equality:
    • Black South Africans were legally inferior. Imagine being told by law you’re not as important or deserving just because of your skin color.
    • Black South Africans couldn’t use the same buses, bathrooms, schools, or hospitals as white people.
  2. Loss of Land and Homes:
    • Black people were forcibly removed from their homes and relocated to poor, remote areas. These ā€œhomelandsā€ were like ghettos where living conditions were terrible.
  3. No Political Rights:
    • Black people couldn’t vote or have any say in how the country was run, even though they made up the majority of the population.
    • Only white politicians made laws, which kept apartheid in place.
  4. Exploitation of Black Workers:
    • Black South Africans were used as cheap labor. They worked in mines, factories, and farms for very low pay while whites controlled businesses and made all the money.
    • They needed passes (called ā€œpassbooksā€) to travel anywhere, and if they were caught without them, they’d be arrested.
  5. Brutality and Violence:
    • If Black South Africans protested against apartheid, they were met with police violence, imprisonment, or even death. The government treated any resistance as a crime.
    • For example, during the Sharpeville Massacre (1960), police killed 69 peaceful protesters.

Why Is Apartheid So Wrong?

It denied basic human rights and dignity to millions of people based on the color of their skin. It created a society where:
  • One group (white people) had all the power and privileges.
  • Another group (Black people) was forced to live in poverty and had no chance to improve their lives.
Apartheid didn’t just divide people—it ruined lives, families, and communities. The system wasn’t about fairness; it was about keeping power in the hands of a small group of people at the expense of everyone else.

How Did It End?

  • Global Pressure: The world started to see how horrible apartheid was. Countries placed sanctions on South Africa (stopped trading and doing business with them).
  • Protests and Resistance: Brave leaders like Nelson Mandela and everyday South Africans fought for years to end apartheid, often risking their lives.
  • In 1994, apartheid officially ended, and South Africa held its first free election, where Nelson Mandela became the first Black president.

In short: Apartheid was BAD because it treated people as less than human, all because of their race. It wasn’t just unfair—it was cruel and harmful, leaving a legacy of inequality that South Africa is still working to overcome today.
It is also irrelevant.

It has nothing to do with Musk
 
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