Child sexual abuse in South Africa

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  • desA
    Platinum Member

    • Jan 2010
    • 1023

    #16
    As I say, time will tell all, in terms of SA & the Dutch-ancestry community. My research & discussions (admittedly some years ago now) indicates a real problem. I'm sure members of that community will say otherwise. This is usual for these matters.

    This subject is incredibly emotive. Have observed many situations close-up in SE Asia, where numerous of these perverts exist. The Netherlands officials in these regions have an incredible time cleaning in-house & maintaining their external image. As a result of such exposures, lives are often on the line - it is not a light matter. Enough said.

    I have recent anecdotal evidence of a Dutch visitor who works at child shelters in SA, who has abused a large number of young folks. The lady managing this matter in SA has taken this individual as far as High Court, at personal expense - with much apparent difficulty, due to local buy-offs & intimidation. The scourge exists in SA - well & truly.
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    • desA
      Platinum Member

      • Jan 2010
      • 1023

      #17
      Pmbguy admonished:
      I am astonished that you are willing, in spite of no proof whatsoever, to maintain your position

      Your claim is absurd and made from a position of total ignorance and prejudice
      Quite the contrary. The world around us is often not what we see on the surface. I will not reveal specific experiences, over the years.

      My experience of South African nationals is that they lived in an idealised world during the 1970's through early 1990's. The realities of living in a a post-colonial era, which has been overtaken by Africanisation, will emerge, over time. Many stories will find their way to the history books. The world we thought we knew, will turn out to be very different, when viewed in hindsight.
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      • Blurock
        Diamond Member

        • May 2010
        • 4203

        #18
        Originally posted by adrianh
        What an odd statement to make.

        Ek het groot geword 50% Afrikaans en 50% Engels en ek het nooit sulke stront gehoor nie. Ek het Hollandse vriende en hulle het ook nooit so iets gese nie.

        Des, anecdotal evidence is no evidence.
        I agree. The Afrikaans community was so conservative that even accompanying your cousin to bio scope was frowned upon. Yes, there has been cases of incest, mostly in poor and isolated communities (I know of only one anecdotal case) but I do not believe that it was a higher percentage than in other groups.
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        • Blurock
          Diamond Member

          • May 2010
          • 4203

          #19
          Originally posted by pmbguy
          After being married long enough you only really play with your own toys
          Like Mark Lottering said; "We were so poor, my parents had no money to buy me toys. I am so glad that I was born a boy, otherwise I would have nothing to play with...."
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          • adrianh
            Diamond Member

            • Mar 2010
            • 6328

            #20
            Originally posted by Blurock
            I agree. The Afrikaans community was so conservative that even accompanying your cousin to bio scope was frowned upon. Yes, there has been cases of incest, mostly in poor and isolated communities (I know of only one anecdotal case) but I do not believe that it was a higher percentage than in other groups.
            I think that the entire discussion is absurd because there is no way to get valid statistical data. The same goes for rape and crime in general. The only data that there is, is either anecdotal or crimes that were reported.

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            • wynn
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              • Oct 2006
              • 3338

              #21
              Seems that the UK has it's own problems???
              As they combed through the enormous list of suspects identified in Operation Notarise, detectives had no doubt they were dealing with an inquiry that was unprecedented. Every police force in the


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