"Liberator" Robert Mugabe is dead - GUEST POST BY MATTHEW DUNNEYVEG

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--By Matthew Dunnyveg
"Liberator" Robert Mugabe is dead:
For those of us who value truth over liberal propaganda, the question becomes exactly who Mugabe liberated from what. Rhodesia was known as the breadbasket of Africa since it produced so much grain. Under Ian Smith's rule, both blacks and whites were welcome to live in Rhodesia, which had some of the highest living standards in Africa for both groups.
Proving that postmodern liberalism isn't about ameliorating treatment of former colonial subjects, but treating whites even worse, white farms were simply taken with no compensation, and the whites themselves were run out of the country. White liberals studiously ignored this injustice. As a result, the economy collapsed and blacks starved until the same liberals that forced whites out of power forced their own white citizens to subsidize this madness by feeding the blacks of the former Rhodesia. It's proof that being a liberal means being able to foul things up again and again and demanding others pay the costs; being a liberal means never having to say one is sorry for anything, no matter how awful.
So, along with Venezuela, white liberal elites saw to it that Rhodesians were liberated not only from affluence, but from other trivial matters, such as eating regularly.
Rhodesia and Venezuela are both examples of liberal hypocrisy. These fat, affluent liberals demand that others do what they would never tolerate for themselves. "Liberation" is one more reason why we need to keep our firearms cleaned, locked, and loaded. We can never tell who liberals will try to "liberate" next.




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