While we objectively condemn any form of murder and crime, we must also address the exploitation happening on farms.
Many farmers hire undocumented workers for slave wages, sometimes refusing to pay them at all while threatening to report them to immigration. All these gets pinned back to locals when the so called “farm murders” happen.
The average South African has bigger concerns than plotting against farmers.
My fellow "oppressed" people of South Africa, I come to you today seeking clarity—because when we argue, we need facts, not just feelings. So, let’s just get our story straight:
We can't do business or get jobs, but our income tax is carrying this country. We can't access universities or good schools, but we’re always hired on merit because we’re qualified. White people in informal settlements? It’s race-based laws and bad luck. Black people in the same informal settlement? Too many kids and bad decisions.
As you can see the logic here is as solid as wet cardboard. Perhaps we should go back to the drawing board.