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Re: South Africa Clashes At Anti-foreigner Protest In Pretoria - BBC by Msauza(m): 6:44am On Feb 25, 2017 |
eyinjuege: We don't have South Africa drug cartel that does not have foreign influence. South Africans are in actual fact not in drugs business. |
Re: South Africa Clashes At Anti-foreigner Protest In Pretoria - BBC by Ekeeyhandsome(m): 1:06pm On Feb 25, 2017 |
Re: South Africa Clashes At Anti-foreigner Protest In Pretoria - BBC by middlebelter(m): 6:39pm On Feb 25, 2017 |
Msauza: Please understand our position clearly. For the purpose or record and avoidance of doubt, we are not supporting crime and will never support any criminal be they Nigerian or South Africans. However, we feel strongly about the way the locals are attacking Nigerians in the name of fighting drug pushers? Does your law support moab action against suspect that has not been proven guilty against an offence by a court of competent jurisdiction? ARE MOABS NOW SUPPOSE TO ASSUME THE WORK OF POLICE? Just imagine if some South Africans in Nigeria were accused by people on the street and the next thing, Area Boys stormed their residence or shops unleash terror on them, kill some and burn their properties, how would you feel? Why will South African government allow touts to attack Nigerians, what is the work of police? In the process of trying to attack the guilty you end up killing many innocents? Is that a civilised approach to fight crime. You certainly have a long way to go. History have a funny way of repeating itself. You guy will soon get your fingers burnt again, it will be worse than apartheid, let me see the African country you will run for refuge. |
Re: South Africa Clashes At Anti-foreigner Protest In Pretoria - BBC by Msauza(m): 7:23pm On Feb 25, 2017 |
middlebelter: NOBODY WAS KILLED SO FAR. Yes we believe in the principle of presumption of innocence until proven guilty by the court of justice. However, these thugs are taking advantage of South Africa being so democratic and I think the time has come that South Africa must adopt laws of other countries such as China in dealing with crime. We must now introduce death penalty against drug traffickers as well as introducing warrantless searches. All of those tough practices will help to curb the high rise of drugs in our country as many will be perishing under the wrath of that law. Even under apartheid only few left the country and those were the ones the government kicked out because they saw them as threat to apartheid government. Otherwise, no matter how bad the apartheid government was they wouldn't take away our citizenship unnecessarily. Our people who were banned by apartheid never went to destroy other countries by peddling drugs, instead they went and become law abiding immigrants who were even isolated from the citizens of their host countries. 1 Like |
Re: South Africa Clashes At Anti-foreigner Protest In Pretoria - BBC by swimmer: 7:15am On Feb 26, 2017 |
Ekeeyhandsome: Aww. Ssadly I left dis mrn. Twas a short visit |
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