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Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=106478.msg715717#msg715717 date=1475790744]
I dont consider MLK an enemy of his people. deh did not kill him because he was our enemy but because he was theirs. if he wasn't he wud have lived
[/quote] Only because he preached non violence. Non violence gets you nowhere .
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
But they also killed Malcomb and Subash Chandra Bose ,
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - mapoui - 10-06-2016
Quote:Only because he preached non violence. Non violence gets you nowhere .
point! but he was getting there. that is why they pre-empted him
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
They should build statues of Natural Godse as a replacement for the Gandhi one that was removed
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - mapoui - 10-06-2016
Nathuram Godse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathuram_Godse
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - Captain - 10-06-2016
you two ni on a roll tonite
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - mapoui - 10-06-2016
wat roll ::confused::
you call dat a roll :
di'ze no roll
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
Gandhi view of black people as Kaffirs is a typical view held by Indians and the Indian diaspora and those Indos who think that they are Arabs
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
South Africa's University of Cape Town (UCT) has removed a statue of British colonialist Cecil Rhodes that had become the focus of protests.
The monument, taken down in front of cheering protesters, will be stored for "safe keeping", UCT's council said.
Students have been campaigning for the removal of the statue of the 19th Century figure, unveiled in 1934.
Other monuments to colonial-era leaders have also been the target of protest in South Africa.
The BBC's Mohammed Allie told Focus On Africa radio that there was a "festive atmosphere" as students, academics, members of political parties and ordinary Cape Town residents came to witness a "historic moment for South Africa".
The crowd cheered as the statue was being lifted of its plinth. Once it was removed some students jumped on it and started hitting it with wooden sticks and covering the face with plastic
Re: Remove Ganghi statue from Africa - ramesh - 10-06-2016
We finally got the white man to sit down and listen to us," said a student who had campaigned for it to be taken down. Some were chanting "one settler; one bullet" - a sign that anger could boil over if the lives of black people do not improve