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Another Commie Triumph
May 20th 2008 Communism, Communists, Liberal Fascism

Pajamas Media » Black-on-Black War in Johannesburg

“In South Africa, first they came for the Zimbabweans,
And I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a Zimbabwean…”

No, in South Africa, first the Zimbabweans came to S.A., fleeing a murderous communist tyranny. Perhaps you might examine that fact, rather than South Africa’s supposed failings, for a solution.

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  • genes
    May 20th, 2008 | #1

    A country simply unable to house, feed and educate its citizens. A country where jobs are scarce, and food prices are spiraling, as they are around the world. Add to this a largely unstable country to our north with the world’s highest inflation rate of over 150 000%, chronic unemployment, political unrest and a population increasingly desperate to cross the border into South Africa to eke out a meager existence doing work that many locals refuse due to the poor wages.

    Gee, that sounds familiar.
    We’re not the only country suffering from illegal immigrants depressing wages, overburdening the “safety net” and committing crimes of violence.

  • Bill Quick
    May 20th, 2008 | #2

    A country simply unable to house, feed and educate its citizens.

    That’s the fox in this particular socialist henhouse, genes. It’s not - or it shouldn’t be - a country’s job to house, feed, and educate its citizens. That’s the job of the citizenry. Assuming you give them the freedom to do so.

  • GUYK
    May 21st, 2008 | #3

    yep. The only responsibility the country has is to insure the citizens that they have the opportunity to care for themselves..and if they are too ignorant or lazy to do so then that is THEIR problem..not the problem of government

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