Afrikaners

[Loki]

ACK!!! I just Googled this guy and he is GAY!!!!

What a waste.

Moffies ...

[Peyrol]

At the high school i've a classmate who was born in Durban, from a italian father and a boer mother (from Transvaal), who after 1994 moved to Turin with all the family.

His mom and the entire family of mom's side were very nice, honest, kind and respectful people.

I hope in a better future for the whole Boer nation and for all the Afrikaners of S.A.

[perikolez]

Well, this is a slight misunderstanding. Every large town (and even small ones) in the Transvaal and Free State have a neighbouring black township, dwarfing the Afrikaner populations. But Afrikaans-majority white neighborhoods ... there are plenty of them in those regions. And, there are not many Coloureds at all, aside from in the big cities of the Transvaal. Coloureds are mostly confined to the Cape regions.

Orania has been well-publicized, but not even 0.1% of Afrikaners live there.

I think that there are many coloureds in south west Free State,curiosly the only region of Free State where afrikaans is the most spoken language. Bloemfontein has many afrikaners , but 70% are blacks who speak sesotho or setswana. Coloureds are 3 millions and afrikaners are 3 millions, but coloureds dominate western and northern cape, and even parts of eastern cape, and in most of these zones , afrikaans is the most spoken language. But afrikaners in my opinion are too dispersed , and not concentrated in a region. There are many afrikaners in Transvaal, and there are many whites neighboroughs , but it is not enough to call it afrikaner territory or homeland, while coloureds can say that Cape regions or even southern Namibia are their homelands.

[Stormraaf]

Err... sorry about putting the moffie's picture up - I only checked the Wikipedia page on him to ascertain whether he's Afrikaner or not, which didn't say a word about him being "fabulous". He was only included because of the girl in the picture anyway.

Every large town (and even small ones) in the Transvaal and Free State have a neighbouring black township, dwarfing the Afrikaner populations. But Afrikaans-majority white neighborhoods ... there are plenty of them in those regions. And, there are not many Coloureds at all, aside from in the big cities of the Transvaal. Coloureds are mostly confined to the Cape regions.

Most Western Cape towns actually have a similar configuration, only with Coloureds instead of Bantus dominating the numbers. The two towns I've lived in are fairly typical, consisting of a few predominantly Afrikaner neighbourhoods, one or more predominantly Coloured neighbourhoods, and a township inhabited by the poorest Coloureds and Xhosas. The white neighbourhoods with the cheapest living space are now always being encroached upon by Coloureds moving in, which is how the demography of some of these neighbourhoods will eventually change to Coloured-only.

while coloureds can say that Cape regions or even southern Namibia are their homelands.

Two recent developments reinforce this premise: Coloured resistance against the legislation that racial quotas for employment should be based on national instead of provincial demography, and the growing support for Cape independence, which seems to be based mainly on Coloured solidarity.

[perikolez]

Every racial quota is racist, but making racial cuotas based in national statistics in a hetereogenous country as South Africa is directly the same to pseudoapartheid ancient regime, because bantus could get all the jobs in provinces like Northern Cape when they are not more than 30% in that province.

[Stormraaf]

To get back on topic, some anonymous Afrikaners, apparently from a photographic documentary on young Afrikaners:

More at the source; I'm posting only six of the fourteen pictures available.

[Gaztelu]

After Europe gets its shit together, we should go and save the Afrikaners.

[The Lawspeaker]

After Europe gets its shit together, we should go and save the Afrikaners.

If there are any left by then...

[Gaztelu]

If there are any left by then...

Good point. Most of them would have emigrated by then.

By the way, are there any Afrikaners coming to the Netherlands?

[The Lawspeaker]

Some.. most are going to Britain because Britain's asylum rules are more welcoming then our own. Regrettably so.