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For anyone who is trying to find out who i am i dont have social media i dont have photos online ... you might as well give up now.
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@doomed_humans sorry i was in the middle of call when i typed that sent without finishing it. knee hip will have an issue later
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@madd7887 damn that sucks. not sure if mine will straighten out or if it will affect my knee / hip
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@OneBadDude_ he was young angry and didn't take shit from anybody, he was able to back it up. that's all he was on
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When Robert Mugabe was President of Zimbabwe, he began a massive campaign of evicting white farmers and giving their farms, which they had built and lived on for generations, to black Zimbabweans. These evictions were mostly violent events, with hundreds of white farmers and their families murdered during the ordeals.
One of these farmers who were evicted at gunpoint with AK47s was Robert Smart and his family. Mugabe also evicted all the workers who worked on the farm.
For months the black workers and the entire community would be in touch with Robert Smart and his family, begging them to come back and fighting to reverse the injustice. White farmers weren’t evil oppressors. They were people who loved their communities and looked after the people in them. They would teach them and house them and pay them decent salaries. They were the heart and soul of the communities. But importantly they were also the only people skilled in farming and nurturing the land.
Within a month of the new President taking over, he reversed the eviction and returned Robert Smart and his family to their farm. The entire community was there to greet them with tears of Joy and celebration. They were welcomed with hugs and emotion by everyone.
The video below tells the story. A few other farmers also got their land and communities back. Many didn’t. And many died during the attacks. But the story of Robert Smart is a blessing and a message of hope for unity in a country torn by racism and hatred.
Let this story in Zimbabwe be a lesson to the South African government. The white farmers evicted and killed in South Africa weren’t butchers. They were the rocks that kept the communities together. They lived side by side the black people and loved them and looked after them.
While Zimbabwe is starting to take the path of reconciliation and unity, albeit slowly, the future for all its people, black, white and other, looks brighter. We can only hope that South Africa may learn from this and choose a different path than the one they are on. The entire point of removing apartheid is to bring all the people together, not to reverse the apartheid and target one race only. Because then you are no different to what you fought so hard to remove.
I’ve attached the full article on the story of Robert Smart and his family in the comments so everyone can read about it and learn what’s going on.
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I bet my wrist i smashed into pieces when i was kid was put back together wrong too. I noticed as well that my elbow wad not put nack into place properly it was out of place i gound out a couple months nack lifting weights then going to work and liftinb couple 20kg items one after another and my elbow moving ever so slightly i had issues i. The elbow joint for years with aching for hours after work and it nrvet being right. Now i have the issue of not enough muscle strength in the elbow
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