In South Africa, white farmers are tortured and murdered in the most brutal ways imaginable. Instead of outrage, many justify it. Instead of condemnation, there are excuses. The response isn’t horror—it’s celebration, denial, or indifference.

The double standard is staggering. If white South Africans dehumanized, threatened, and justified the murder of Black people the way many Black South Africans do against whites—especially white farmers—it would be global news. But when the roles are reversed? Silence. Deflection. Justifications. Every atrocity is met with ‘context,’ every call for violence is excused, and every farm murder is dismissed as if it were deserved.

Let’s be clear: murder is murder. Violence—whether it’s Black on Black, Black on White, White on Black, or anything in between—is unacceptable, full stop. No race, no political grievance, no historical injustice justifies slaughtering innocent people. The world has turned a blind eye to racially motivated violence in South Africa for too long, but the truth is out. The hypocrisy, the hatred, and the blatant racism are being exposed. And no matter how much it’s excused or downplayed, it remains completely indefensible.

If you doubt any of this. Read the comments on my threads over the last several days.