Is it not time to silence “Kill The Boer”, given the current global political climate?

Yet no one in this government wants to spend tax money for Lamola to go on holiday to the Hague about Jews who have aways been hunted down?

It requires sanctions, thick headed people need proper motivation! Compliments from Trump 😘👊

DIE STEM sounds much better than the Julias song, not instigating any violence and hatred and yet it is banned and classified as hate speech. Huh?

DIE STEM VAN SUID-AFRIKA

Uit die blou van onse hemel,

Uit die diepte van ons see,

Oor ons ewige gebergtes

Waar die kranse antwoord gee.

Deur ons vêr-verlate vlaktes

Met die kreun van ossewa –

Ruis die stem van ons geliefde,

Van ons land Suid-Afrika.

Ons sal antwoord op jou roepstem,

Ons sal offer wat jy vra:

Ons sal lewe, ons sal sterwe –

Ons vir jou, Suid-Afrika.

BEAUTIFUL, isn't it?

Look at it through the eyes of an average person in a 1st world country, in a 3rd world country they are singing about killing farmers and then discussing if it should be normal or not. This is how you chase away investors and screw the whole country regardless of race and it shows the lack if intelligence and wisdom from the ANC, Con court, SAHRC. If you want to understand how these orginisations operate then look at the old communist Soviet Union. The ANC/EFF/MK is a ripple of the communist Soviet Union.

Just because it's legal doesn't make it right.

"Hhhuuuueee its not right, but …" weet jy wat, fokkof julle klomp dom racists werf etters! Hoe de fok is daar nog geklets of dit reg is of nie.

Yes, this song does sound violent, this song 'might' evoke violence and this song may also be a way of keeping a certain fire burning. This song could be seen as a way to remind the Afrikaaner who are still racist and who still believe they are going to rule the country again at some point, that that will never happen again. So in that context, it could be more of a warning than anything else? Just look at the stance of these racists who have failed to make the psychological effort to overcome their sense of racial superiority, who's separatist ideology drives a wall between themselves and other on a daily basis. The reminder is that, the country is not theirs and will never be theirs ever again. And be you one of them and want to point fingers at racists in the ranks of Malema and co. you should be the wiser to notice that it was your hatred and sense of superiority that sparked off all this commotion a long time ago…what right do you have, to treat anyone different from you the wy that whites have treated and still do treat people of colour?

Memory tells me that Malema is also an Umlimi so he is warning himself surely?

Not to be pedantic, but Solidariteit and Afriforum never campaigned on anyone being chased off their farm. They campaigned against the EWC Act, which, in effect, allows exactly that: the government may take any private property they deem to be "in public interest" and compensate you with a nil amount. It's all about foreign investment: why would I start my biotechnology company or steel mill or any other private enterprise, when the government can decide to take it whenever they deem it to be "in public interest"? And sure, there are check and balances via court process, but once they government expropriates your property, the onus is on you to disprove "public interest" and claim a fair amount. How cooperative do you expect the government to be in court? How much transparency do you think there will be in their decision making to determine "public interest"? Maybe if the last 30 yeast were marked by consistently grustworthy governance instead of blatant cronyism and service delivery collapse, the EWC debacle could have passed without the hoo-ha. But don't be naive when property owners and investors are sceptical of the intentions behind this move. Not once has the government acted in the genuine interest of the public, why would they start now? Dubul' ibhunu does nothing but stoke fears of a Zim-like collapse