Here is what is causing all the crap, comments like this :
The video shows white students at the University of Free State allegedly forcing black employees to eat food that had been urinated on.
Certainly not acceptable behaviour, but forcing?
Im sorry... did anyone see a form of forcing going on? Or is the BBC version of forcing differant to the rest of the world?
Here is the result of the Bullsh#t that the media is causing..... i suppose it is always the white man who is in the wrong :
"Students who are aggrieved by the video are suspected to be carrying out the intimidation," said university spokesman Mangaliso Radebe. "Tension is still high on the campus following the release of the video."
The incidents included the heckling and manhandling of a white lecturer, according to the university.
What the hell does the lecturer have to do with anything? "Manhandling" is that not assult? Yes, now i see where this is going?
Another thing, BBC asks a question, "Is racism alive in Africa" and then puts a South African flag next to it....What the hell?????
Damn BBC for their ignorance.....
Soumis par propaganda@itsbest.com (non vérifié) le ven, 07/03/2008 - 11:28.Damn BBC for their ignorance.....
I in no way condone or accept what happened in that video but BBC and other news agencies are making things worse than it needs to be.
My remarks pertain to the following news article :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7278186.stm
Here is what is causing all the crap, comments like this :
The video shows white students at the University of Free State allegedly forcing black employees to eat food that had been urinated on.
Certainly not acceptable behaviour, but forcing?
Im sorry... did anyone see a form of forcing going on? Or is the BBC version of forcing differant to the rest of the world?
Here is the result of the Bullsh#t that the media is causing..... i suppose it is always the white man who is in the wrong :
"Students who are aggrieved by the video are suspected to be carrying out the intimidation," said university spokesman Mangaliso Radebe. "Tension is still high on the campus following the release of the video."
The incidents included the heckling and manhandling of a white lecturer, according to the university.
What the hell does the lecturer have to do with anything? "Manhandling" is that not assult? Yes, now i see where this is going?
Another thing, BBC asks a question, "Is racism alive in Africa" and then puts a South African flag next to it....What the hell?????
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/default.stm
This has gone way way way to far!
GO ON BBC, YOU REALLY MILKING THIS ONE! SHAME ON YOU!
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