Rhythm Thief:
Carryfast:
If you really must raise the issue of the IRA v the ANC they were/are actually as bad as each other.
Ironically assuming that you don’t support the aims and the methods of the IRA,then you logically must support the Irish Republic’s and the UK government’s position in that the provisional IRA was a terrorist organisation that was against the ( correct ) system of apartheid,which the UK government agreed with Michael Collins to settle the Irish problem of two opposing factions one loyal to the UK and one loyal to an independent Ireland,by way of partition.I should know because I’m partly descended from a Catholic Irish ancestors,who having supported the Collins settlement then ended up on the wrong side of the border and the last breadwinner of that family,having lost the father to illness previously and with a terminally ill mother,having then been shot by the British forces at the age of 16 before they could move to the right side of the border.The result being that the family was then broken up mostly being taken to America by some distant relatives with the exception of my Grandmother who was brought here.Maybe now you’ll undertstand why I support the idea of apartheid and/or repatriation wherever possible when dealing with the issue of incompatible populations.Regardless of colour.
Presumably including your own family, and indeed yourself.
[qoute=“Carryfast”]While you’ve made your typically reverse racist socialist ideals clear,both by reference to the wrong idea that I think it’s all about colour,and in thinking that I give a zb about convincing you that Mandela was just a typical raving revolutionary socialist who’d resorted to terrorism to try to oppose a system that was put in place to stop ethnic violence.Just like the IRA.
You really are as clueless as your posts make you out to be, as well as being a small - minded racist bigot. Mandela “resorted to terrorism to try to oppose a system that was put in place to stop ethnic violence” did he? That’d be apartheid, then, which was arguably responsible for more racial tension than anything else ever. You want to tell us that segregation in the USA was a good thing, too? And that we should introduce it here?
Carryfast:
While if you really think that South Africa stands a chance of avoiding a violent future in the long term with the over throw of apartheid,just imagine what would have happened in Ireland if Michael Collins hadn’t have sorted out that agreement of partition and apartheid to ( try to ) end the ongoing troubles in the place.Just like in Yugoslavia I think that type of settlement saved more lives than your obvious ideas in supporting a terrorist group and it’s former leader who’ve taken down one of the last lines of defence against that happening now in South Africa considering the level of incompatibility between the two different ethnic populations.In this case colour just being one of the identifying factors of that obvious incompatibility unlike in Ireland and Yugoslavia,where that incompatibilty was/is just as bad regardless of colour.
My point is the differences in the issue of using apartheid or repatriation in the case of Ireland,Yugoslavia and Israel,to sort out those issues,being understood and used happily by all parties in the case of all white populations.But not in the case of those involving different colour.You obviously being one of those who supports that inconsistency obviously,unlike me,because it’s you who thinks it’s all about colour.Who’s calling who a racist now.
Racism isn’t all about colour, you prize plank.You are a racist - and a spectacularly unintelligent one - because you’re apparently willing not only to judge people purely on the basis of their race and/or nationality, but also to be inexplicably proud of so doing.
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Yet more typically raving socialist bs from you.With all your insults you’ve still not answered the question concerning the inconsistency between the ( correct ) policy of seperation of incompatible cultures being seen as the correct method of dealing with the issues in the case of places like Yugoslavia and Ireland.But then that all changes in your zb’d up view of the world in the case of apartheid in Places like South Africa.
Maybe you could also explain how you’ve reached the conclusion and how,from what I’ve said,concerning history proving that seperation of different cultures being safer and better for all concerned,gets twisted round in your obviously raving socialist thought process,into me supposedly judging people on the basis of their nationality. 
The fact is I’m not judging anyone history is doing that not me.The idea of forcing integration on different cultures and/or ethnic groups as in this case can’t work and sooner or later costs lives in just the same way that it did in the former Yugoslavia and would have done if Ireland hadn’t been partitioned.If you can’t see that then just as Horowitz says you fit perfectly into the description of a raving socialist zb who isn’t prepared to use the lessons of the past to judge the future.As for ‘myself’ how does the issue of repatriation or apartheid apply in the case of me being only ‘partly’ of Irish descent and even that small part being of that which actually agreed with the Country of which I’m mostly ethnically related to.That agreement of course being one of seperation and partition to at least make a positive contribution to the Irish problem.
In this case the only so called ‘racial tension’ which apartheid caused was the ‘tension’ which the socialist zb’s like you and terrorists like Mandela wanted it to cause.You’ve got what you obviously wanted in South Africa and this is the result.It seems like about as tense as racial tension gets to me and it’s probably only just the start and tip of the iceberg.As for segregation in the Southern States like Ireland it wasn’t all one sided and the idea was to protect both sides from the worst aspects of each other and if we’d have had it here then at least drummer Rigby would still be alive you ignorant socialist ■■■■■■. 
genocidewatch.org/southafrica.html