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Letter from America: Wake up call from South Africa: Dudula and self-hatred! - The Standard

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Human nature is evil. The oppressed does not hate the oppressor because of oppression in generic terms. He hates the oppressor because he misses out on the privileges of oppression, which he sees his oppressor enjoying every day.

The post Letter from America: Wake up call from South Africa: Dudula and self-hatred! appeared first on The Standard.

Source: The Standard - Zimbabwe's Leading Sunday Newspaper

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