It's been an intense week and there is much anger, hatred and resentment. Some want to use this moment to make more money, blame the people they always wanted to blame and amplify hate, so it's important to say this.
To my enemies: I hate your ideas but I don't hate you. You are not, actually, my enemies. You are my fellow citizens, my brothers and my sisters.
The ideas you have been seduced by are dangerous and destructive. You have been tricked into believing that your country and your civilisation are bad. That words are violence. That words you disagree with must be suppressed and that the people who utter them deserve to be killed. That the best way to deal with anti-black racism is anti-white racism. That men can become women. That losing a war you started is genocide.
These ideas are wrong, bad and dangerous. I hate them. But I don't hate you. You have been tricked into believing them as many of us once were. Yes, it's true - some of you will continue to believe them to your dying day and, because of that, I will keep fighting you with argument, persuasion and debate to my dying day. But many of you will come to a moment of clarity as many of us have before you. It might be having a child, it might be seeing the hate you receive from your own side for daring to stray from the plantation, it might be something else that affects you personally.
And what I want you to know is that when that moment comes, you will be welcomed with open arms. Come on over.