"There's no white no white genocide in South Africa🇿🇦 and black farmers and workers out there get murdered the most than whites, where is the concern about them🤔?"
American journalist debunks Elon Musk, Donald Trump and Afriforum's propaganda in front of one of their minions.
No surprises - Elon Musk grew up a racist in apartheid South Africa. Explains his bitching about DEI and SA laws for redress. I understand why he has apartheid nostalgia
Elon Musk is really in court arguing that being forced to treat Black people fairly is an attack on his “freedom.”
His company xAI is suing the state of Colorado because a law said “hey maybe your AI shouldn’t discriminate against Black people in jobs, loans, insurance,
In the US🇺🇸. Black people always get murdered by the white government, especially by the police. The system is wiping them out openly and without shame, yet we have never heard Donald Trump and Elon Musk saying there is a black genocide in the US🤔
In South Africa, whites are victims of crime just like everyone else, there are no police murdering white people, and there are no proven records of the government applying systematic racism to influence violence against white people or people of any race. Even with regards to the farm killings, black farmers and workers get murdered more than white people in South Africa.
And we are hearing people like Elon Musk talking about a white genocide in South Africa, a myth that has been debunked by the entire world and also by a lot of white South Africans.
Elon Musk and Donald Trump are investing/supporting in wars that are k*lling thousands and thousands of innocent people and children, like the one in Iran, but they want to preach to the world about human rights by spreading lies and propaganda.
it's very dangerous when power is sitting on the hands of proud racists and evil men.
Why do Elon Musk and Donald Trump seem so focused on spreading misinformation about South Africa, what do they stand to gain from the false narratives they're pushing?
So we are expected to believe that the same man who spreads misinformation about our Country any chance he gets wants to give us more internet access from the goodness of his heart?
South Africa must document its history properly, or we risk people even denying apartheid ever happened. We need more documentaries and demographic data—without them, we leave the narrative to those with influence to shape the country as they see fit.