Yeah,banter is healthy but there are some guys, not too far from where I'm sitting, would instantly escalate it to a serious level. English is still considered the "Devils language" in many Afrikaans strongholds. And as for them "going home" well after three centuries, this they contend is their home and I believe they would rather die fighting than move elsewhere.

"Deviance is a freedom enjoyed in a city of lightly engaged strangers"

They need to go.....otherwise it isn't going to end pretty.

The silence from the left though tells you a lot. They actually believe their activists when they say, 'nothing to see here'.

What is going to happen is so clearly sign posted but people only see what they want to see.......Something that seems quite the problem on the left as we see with both Brexit and Trump.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Yep, I know they do. But they clearly aren't, they are Europeans who are mainly descended from Dutch immigrants.

If they were truly Africans and considered themselves as such they would have mated with them hundreds of years ago and assimilated into the population.

The situation is a tragic one.....I agree with you that many of them know nothing else. But I like to think I know human nature and in my estimation.....they have twenty years tops....with the possibility that sh1t goes down way before that.

They are well armed but ammo is finite.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

No I have never been to any African countries. I have known people who lived there but never myself no.

Have you ever run a Premier league football club? Because it doesn’t seem to have stopped you from giving your rather frank views on its management and affairs.

So I take it from this that your opinion as to whether personal experience is required before commentary is given is rather irrelevant.

If someone has an allegiance to a country they are more likely to have its best interests. For example, that’s why America and other countries have this rule. Also, the people of a country have a right to be ruled over by those they feel represent their culture and heritage. Can you think of a person who was democratically elected to lead a country who was another country’s national? I can’t.

As to the competence level of blacks, that is moot. Within any set of people there will be an intelligentsia. I agree that there are obviously definite problems within Africa, but they are their problems. They have the right to solve them themselves.

You are calling me dumb when you just wrote a sentence barely worthy of a D grade English GCSE student.

I told you in my reply: it was an example, not intended to be personal.

How ironic from a person who just wrote the phrase, 'chatting sh**t'.

I’m stereotyping by referring to black people in Africa? Then you’re going to suggest I was referring to Africa as a country when I had already referred to its diversity?

Oh dear, where's the circus music?

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Does that justify gradually starving people to illness and death? Almost all of them children

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he should have just come clean about it and admitted that it was a serious misjudgment. To plead ignorance of the nazi salute is rather convenient when it is easy to hide behind the dumb footballer card. This incident is embarrassing for him and embarrassing for the club.
I cannot believe for one second he did not know what the nazi salute was.