Vince Colonese

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law a bill allowing land seizures by the state without compensation, a move that has put him at odds with some members of his government. Black people only own a small fraction of farmland nationwide more than 30 years after the end of the racist system of apartheid. The majority remains with the white minority.

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law a bill allowing land seizures by the state without compensation, a move that has put him at odds with some members of his government. Black people only own a small fraction of farmland nationwide more than 30 years after the end of the racist system of apartheid. The majority remains with the white minority.

This has led to frustration and anger over the slow pacer of reform. So in other words, just take the land from private property owners. Just seize it. That's the government law. And it's consistent, by the way, with all of the behavior. of what's going on in South Africa. Do you know that the South African constitution outright endorses racial prejudice? It does.

This has led to frustration and anger over the slow pacer of reform. So in other words, just take the land from private property owners. Just seize it. That's the government law. And it's consistent, by the way, with all of the behavior. of what's going on in South Africa. Do you know that the South African constitution outright endorses racial prejudice? It does.

This has led to frustration and anger over the slow pacer of reform. So in other words, just take the land from private property owners. Just seize it. That's the government law. And it's consistent, by the way, with all of the behavior. of what's going on in South Africa. Do you know that the South African constitution outright endorses racial prejudice? It does.

South Africa has an Orwellian constitution, an Orwellian constitution. Diana Shaw wrote about this for the Hoover Institution a while ago, and she writes in her piece, there is one final feature of the South African Constitution which may have prompted Justice Ginsburg to sound the Vuvuzela trumpets on its behalf. It contains a startling reinterpretation of the meaning of equality.

South Africa has an Orwellian constitution, an Orwellian constitution. Diana Shaw wrote about this for the Hoover Institution a while ago, and she writes in her piece, there is one final feature of the South African Constitution which may have prompted Justice Ginsburg to sound the Vuvuzela trumpets on its behalf. It contains a startling reinterpretation of the meaning of equality.

South Africa has an Orwellian constitution, an Orwellian constitution. Diana Shaw wrote about this for the Hoover Institution a while ago, and she writes in her piece, there is one final feature of the South African Constitution which may have prompted Justice Ginsburg to sound the Vuvuzela trumpets on its behalf. It contains a startling reinterpretation of the meaning of equality.

After beginning Section 9 by declaring that everyone is equal before the law, everyone is equal before the law, it claims, a qualification is introduced. Quote, to promote the achievement of equality, legislative and other measures designed to protect or advance persons or categories of persons disadvantaged by unfair discrimination may be taken.

After beginning Section 9 by declaring that everyone is equal before the law, everyone is equal before the law, it claims, a qualification is introduced. Quote, to promote the achievement of equality, legislative and other measures designed to protect or advance persons or categories of persons disadvantaged by unfair discrimination may be taken.

After beginning Section 9 by declaring that everyone is equal before the law, everyone is equal before the law, it claims, a qualification is introduced. Quote, to promote the achievement of equality, legislative and other measures designed to protect or advance persons or categories of persons disadvantaged by unfair discrimination may be taken.

In other words, it is permissible to reverse the direction of discrimination. The law and the courts can favor the previously disfavored in the name of ultimate equality. Now, this was written in 2012, this piece. This is before the popularization of the phrase equity was going crazy.

In other words, it is permissible to reverse the direction of discrimination. The law and the courts can favor the previously disfavored in the name of ultimate equality. Now, this was written in 2012, this piece. This is before the popularization of the phrase equity was going crazy.

In other words, it is permissible to reverse the direction of discrimination. The law and the courts can favor the previously disfavored in the name of ultimate equality. Now, this was written in 2012, this piece. This is before the popularization of the phrase equity was going crazy.

And this gets back to kind of that Ibram Kendi school of thought here in the United States, which is the answer to past discrimination is present discrimination. That's the plan. In other words, racial discrimination is the answer to racial discrimination. Not good. This always ends in chaos. And so the the Constitution of South Africa, the Constitution of South Africa endorses racial segregation.

And this gets back to kind of that Ibram Kendi school of thought here in the United States, which is the answer to past discrimination is present discrimination. That's the plan. In other words, racial discrimination is the answer to racial discrimination. Not good. This always ends in chaos. And so the the Constitution of South Africa, the Constitution of South Africa endorses racial segregation.

And this gets back to kind of that Ibram Kendi school of thought here in the United States, which is the answer to past discrimination is present discrimination. That's the plan. In other words, racial discrimination is the answer to racial discrimination. Not good. This always ends in chaos. And so the the Constitution of South Africa, the Constitution of South Africa endorses racial segregation.

That's happening. Now, what else is happening in South Africa? Well, over time, we've seen thousands of farm murders. Farm murders, that is people who own and work on farms, are being killed. And as you just heard in that land seizure law article that I was citing, the overwhelming majority of farm owners in South Africa are white. And in fact...

That's happening. Now, what else is happening in South Africa? Well, over time, we've seen thousands of farm murders. Farm murders, that is people who own and work on farms, are being killed. And as you just heard in that land seizure law article that I was citing, the overwhelming majority of farm owners in South Africa are white. And in fact...

That's happening. Now, what else is happening in South Africa? Well, over time, we've seen thousands of farm murders. Farm murders, that is people who own and work on farms, are being killed. And as you just heard in that land seizure law article that I was citing, the overwhelming majority of farm owners in South Africa are white. And in fact...