Charlize Theron: "I Need A Man!"

[Morning Star]

That's something I shouldn't be surprised about. Sad that such peoples lived without regret and held their conviction of superiority that they've drowned out the sound of their asses farting up the bullshit they've spewed.

It's funny how things are implanted in us from a young age that shape our interests.

I always had a fascination reading up about South African history and the Apartheid system. Imagining in my mind what it looked like when reading about a place so far off.

The first glaring and obvious thing is South Africa is a majority black country unlike the U.S.

So the system of Apartheid cut into every facet of life of blacks in South Africa. It was a rigid system of control that dictated your every movement in life.

The concept of Bantustans (black homelands based on ethnicity) developed under South Africa's Apartheid leadership and was essentially utilized to cut off blacks from political power. It was made difficult to even travel from one Bantustan to another.

When you look at these two systems they both had one goal in mind, maintain political power for whites at any and all cost by keeping blacks economically, politically and socially disadvantaged.

In South Africa it was even more paramount for the Apartheid government, given that blacks are the majority.

While in America black political power still would fall under the rule of a white majority even as blacks gained access to political positions, in South Africa black political power entails rule over a white minority ultimately.

Frankly both systems were two peas in a pod. I can only imagine that if a black person lived through both systems Jim Crow in the Southern US and Apartheid in South Africa, at the height of their existence, it would have been utterly nightmarish to experience.

The violence that accompanied dogs, guns, water cannons, arbitrary arrests and even death existed in both systems.

 

[hntr18]

Sometime this week, she'll appear on Piers Morgan Tonight. During the preview, she openly admitted that since her recent split with her former hubby, Stuart Townsend, she blatantly stated that she needs a man. Therefore I shall conclude that it's up to us to bring this South African beauty into the arms of chocolate...

Who will take one for the team!?

where's the question?... of course,lol

 

[Morning Star]

I think a trip to Los Angelos will be in question!

where's the question?... of course,lol

 

[DenzBenz]

There are some poignant things you remember in your life.

I remember as a child in Guyana, before I came to America at the age of 12, reading up on Steven Biko, the Apartheid system in South Africa, I was fascinated with reading about the policies enacted, I can recall South African leaders like Pieter Botha and F.W. De Klerk.

Moreover I still remember seeing the live broadcast of Nelson Mandela being released from prison in 1990

All of those things just built up my passion and love for history and the powerful nature of it at a young age. I was only 10 at this time.

By 19th century, the British started a formal imperial rule over the Afrikaners and the native Africans by establishing themselves in Cape of Good Hope. The Imperial rule of British in South Africa leads to the difference with the Afrikaners, who were already having a conflict with the Zulu, which was an African kingdom that was itself involved in territorial expansion. The discovery of diamonds in 1867 and gold in 1886 leads to the imposition of formal British rule over South Africa and superseded all existing conflicts.

In order to ensure full profits of the diamond and gold mines into the hand of British Empire in South Africa, rigid policies like full power over the African labor and African movement were emerged. Imperialism in South Africa provoked racial discrimination later in twentieth-century, which leads to Apartheid.

Imperialism in South Africa was the main cause of the widespread racial discrimination in South Africa.

http://www.mapsofworld.com/south-africa/history/imperialism.html

 

[GQ Brotha]

By 19th century, the British started a formal imperial rule over the Afrikaners and the native Africans by establishing themselves in Cape of Good Hope. The Imperial rule of British in South Africa leads to the difference with the Afrikaners, who were already having a conflict with the Zulu, which was an African kingdom that was itself involved in territorial expansion. The discovery of diamonds in 1867 and gold in 1886 leads to the imposition of formal British rule over South Africa and superseded all existing conflicts.

In order to ensure full profits of the diamond and gold mines into the hand of British Empire in South Africa, rigid policies like full power over the African labor and African movement were emerged. Imperialism in South Africa provoked racial discrimination later in twentieth-century, which leads to Apartheid.

Imperialism in South Africa was the main cause of the widespread racial discrimination in South Africa.

http://www.mapsofworld.com/south-africa/history/imperialism.html

LOL, basic profits and resources once again at the heart of the matter originally.

Two names Cecil Rhodes and De Beers (a diamond is forever)

 

[z]

Charlize Theron is one fine south African, she looks like she can pass as 1st cousin of Prince Philip of Monaco's GF. But I doubt she will date a BM (I could definately be wrong here tho)

 

[Morning Star]

You may never know! Anything is possible.

Charlize Theron is one fine south African, she looks like she can pass as 1st cousin of Prince Philip of Monaco's GF. But I doubt she will date a BM (I could definately be wrong here tho)

 

[TERRASTAR18]

She's South African? Don't hold your breath kid lol

no homosexual, but i love you man, you speak the truth....if liberal hollywood didn't change open her up yet, then that safe is closed....

 

[KENYANVISITOR]

I hope you guys know there's the public and the private persona-especially with the Hollyweirdos. We only see what the previous when they want us to see it and its usually as different as night and day from the reality.
When she publicly demands a man she could very well be posturing.

 

[empyrium]

BigBrotherWise

Are you from Louisiana?, the only thing I can tell you is that you would have a lot more luck with a redneck girl from Louisiana than with the average white South African girl (especially Afrikaner), white South Africans are by far the most racist people in the world, I'm not even kidding, I know a lot of them and the most liberal ones are usually the ones of English decent who think it's "ok" to have black FRIENDS but still would never date one, don't get your hopes up, white South African girls don't go for black men, I have never ever seen or even heard of a South African interracial couple, interracial there is a no no, if you don't believe me ask anyone from South Africa, white South Africans are still very racist and quite a few of them have nazi views about the African race. Charlize Theron is Afrikaner, there is no way in hell she would have anything with a black man, I really hope you meant that as a joke.

 

[Morning Star]

I'm not even joking. And for you to say that interracial relationships in South Africa doesn't exist is very laughable. Yes, white Africans make up only 9% of the overall South African population, and there's a major divide on the acceptance of interracial relationships between black and white couples by ethnic boundaries, however time always show that such attitudes do progress. This is the same country that allows same-sex couples to marry.

Furthermore, Charlize Theron maybe an Afrikaaner, but that doesn't mean she'll fit the same mold. Given that she's been exposed to a lot of America, she's less of a Afrikaaner on a cultural means. If that were the case, I think she would've called herself a Boer from the get go.

BigBrotherWise

Are you from Louisiana?, dude you're gonna have a lot more luck with a redneck girl from Louisiana, white South Africans are by far the most racist people in the world, I'm not even kidding, I know a lot of them and the most liberal ones are usually the ones of English decent who think it's "ok" to have black FRIENDS but still would never date one, don't get your hopes up, white South African girls don't go for black men, I have never ever seen or even heard of a South African interracial couple, interracial there is a no no, if you don't believe me ask anyone from South Africa, white South Africa are still very racist and quite a few of them have nazi views about the African race. Charlize Theron is Afrikaner, there is no way in hell she would have anything with a black man, I really hope you meant that as a joke.

 

[empyrium]

I'm not even joking. And for you to say that interracial relationships in South Africa doesn't exist is very laughable.

How about you show me their pictures?, I'm not the one saying that, I met a lot of people from South Africa in the months leading up to the world cup and most of them were black, I know exactly how South Africa is, there is really no interracial dating going on there, whites and blacks in South Africa tolerate each other.

Yes, white Africans make up only 9% of the overall South African population, and there's a major divide on the acceptance of interracial relationships between black and white couples by ethnic boundaries, however time always show that such attitudes do progress. This is the same country that allows same-sex couples to marry.

Not in this regard, maybe in a few more decades, but at the moment interracial is still nearly as much of a taboo in South Africa as it was in the US after the civil war.

Furthermore, Charlize Theron maybe an Afrikaaner, but that doesn't mean she'll fit the same mold. Given that she's been exposed to a lot of America, she's less of a Afrikaaner on a cultural means. If that were the case, I think she would've called herself a Boer from the get go.

She's afrikaner, that means she was raised to see black people as inferior, I don't think a few years in the US (which is not even that haven for racial equality like some people try to portray it) would change something so deeply rooted in her.
I'd suggest you spend a few months in South Africa just to see if you'd still consider the possibility of her getting it on with a brother.

 

[empyrium]

I think you mean this couple here

http://www.algoafm.co.za/blog_message.asp?id=3657&forum=77&mainID=3657

 

[Frederick]

This shit is clownish. I seriously doubt that there's any appreciable number of IR-friendly South African WW. The odds that a South African woman who is an A-list celebrity in her prime going black are probably lower than the chances that I'll spout wings out of my back and fly to the moon.

Does this forum have an "interracial fantasies" section because this should be in it.

 

[Morning Star]

Instead of being lazy and exacting on your convictions, and then continue to deny the reality of inevitable, why don't you take the time to investigate this yourself? You claim that you've met a lot and I'm sure you have, but to say there's virtually no interracial relationships between them is as accurate as saying apples tasting like orange. There are numerous sites telling you otherwise, even social media helps bridge the gap.

ARTICLE on INTERRACIAL DATING IN SOUTH AFRICA W/ IMAGES

Stop pussyfooting and creating excuses.

How about you show me their pictures?, I'm not the one saying that, I met a lot of people from South Africa in the months leading up to the world cup and most of them were black, I know exactly how South Africa is, there is really no interracial dating going on there, whites and blacks in South Africa tolerate each other.

It's not nearly as much of a taboo as you make it out to be. When was the last time you even visited South Africa? I can only affirm that interracial relationships there have been on a rise and there have been numerous celebrities, business people and others from that country who date interracially. Maybe your experiences there were pretty horrid?

Not in this regard, maybe in a few more decades, but at the moment interracial is still nearly as much of a taboo in South Africa as it was in the US after the civil war.

That's pretty much a horrid accusation. If you knew anything about Charlize Theron and her history, you couldn't make dumb comments like that. Here's the article:

CHARLIZE THERON was shunned by her one of her pal's parents when she was growing up in South Africa, because her mother and father allowed black people onto their property.

South Africa's apartheid system came to an end in 1994, when the country's first free elections were held, and Theron is grateful that her relatives refused to support the regime during the years when it was still going strong.

She says, "I was lucky because my parents didn't believe in apartheid. Their company employed people from all different black cultures, and I was raised with their children.

"I constantly had more black people in my life than white. It was only when I went to Johannesburg that I realised all families were not like mine.
"My friend's father didn't want her to come to sleepovers at my house because he knew (black) people were on the property. I felt sad for her because she was raised in a house where (racism) rubbed off on her. Hopefully, she didn't become a copy of her father."

This article here proves you wrong dramatically. Not only her parents personally didn't believe in the apartheid system and weren't racist, but she also had a lot of black friends. And to further add insult to your comical response, I also converse with a South African girl, who's mother was racist, but her dad wasn't. However, they have migrated to Australia since then, but the attitudes were relatively the same.

Again, there's not much for you to really respond to. Try again.

She's afrikaner, that means she was raised to see black people as inferior, I don't think a few years in the US (which is not even that haven for racial equality like some people try to portray it) would change something so deeply rooted in her.
I'd suggest you spend a few months in South Africa just to see if you'd even consider the possibility of her getting it on with a brother.

 

[empyrium]

Instead of being lazy and exacting on your convictions, and then continue to deny the reality of inevitable, why don't you take the time to investigate this yourself? You claim that you've met a lot and I'm sure you have, but to say there's virtually no interracial relationships between them is as accurate as saying apples tasting like orange. There are numerous sites telling you otherwise, even social media helps bridge the gap.

Because there is none, saying there is a considerable amount of interracial dating going on in South Africa is wishful thinking at best, there is really none, it's not my fault if you're living in a fantasy world.

ARTICLE on INTERRACIAL DATING IN SOUTH AFRICA W/ IMAGES

Stop pussyfooting and creating excuses.

You're late, I posted the link first, how about you show me a few more couples?, it's not like one alleged couple in a population of 40 000 000 people is really going to make your point.

It's not nearly as much of a taboo as you make it out to be. When was the last time you even visited South Africa? I can only affirm that interracial relationships there have been on a rise and there have been numerous celebrities, business people and others from that country who date interracially. Maybe your experiences there were pretty horrid?

Nothing more to add, you're really living in a fantasy world, not to say hallucinating, interracial is not taboo in South Africa?, then it isn't anywhere else in the world because no country in the world is more racist than South Africa... Maybe Zimbabwe?

That's pretty much a horrid accusation. If you knew anything about Charlize Theron and her history, you couldn't make dumb comments like that. Here's the article:



This article here proves you wrong dramatically. Not only her parents personally didn't believe in the apartheid system and weren't racist, but she also had a lot of black friends. And to further add insult to your comical response, I also converse with a South African girl, who's mother was racist, but her dad wasn't. However, they have migrated to Australia since then, but the attitudes were relatively the same.

Again, there's not much for you to really respond to. Try again.

Of course, like an A-list celebrity is going to come out and say "yes I'm a very racist person because I was raised like that, my parents were very racist and supportative of the apartheid system, sure that makes perfect sense... Are you really that naive?, of course she's going to say that, she's a celebrity, but you know what?, even if that were the case (which is obviously not, nearly 100% of Afrikaners were pro-apartheid) that still wouldn't mean sh!t, there is an astronomical difference between not supporting apartheid and considering the possibility of dating a black man, that's like saying one of those abolitionists would have dated a freed slave, nonsense, get real man, if you wanna fantasize about this woman, go ahead but let's be clear that it's just your personal fantasy and nothing more.

 

[empyrium]

This shit is clownish. I seriously doubt that there's any appreciable number of IR-friendly South African WW. The odds that a South African woman who is an A-list celebrity in her prime going black are probably lower than the chances that I'll spout wings out of my back and fly to the moon.

Does this forum have an "interracial fantasies" section because this should be in it.

You tell him that, anyone who knows anything about South Africa knows that South Africa and Interracial don't belong in the same sentence.

 

[Morning Star]

You claim I live in a fantasy world kiddo? That's laughable. I never stated that the majority of Africans embrace interracial relationships, but the fact that they are there, whether by a small percentage or more. This is something you have a difficult time grasping.

Because there is none, saying there is a considerable amount of interracial dating going on in South Africa is wishful thinking at best, there is really none, it's not my fault if you're living in a fantasy world.

Why don't you prove to me that there are no interracial relationships at all in that country? I've provided my information, why don't you present yours? Going strictly by your word won't help and it doesn't add the to argument, but perhaps you only live in a small bubble. You never made a point at all about this.

You're late, I posted the link first, how about you show me a few more couples?, it's not like one alleged couple in a population of 40 000 000 people is really going to make your point.

All countries have their fringe groups of people who find interracial relationships horrible and they are of a taboo. But they are the minority. By your pitiful logic, then interracial relationships are taboo everywhere, even in Brazil.

Nothing more to add, you're really living in a fantasy world, not to say hallucinating, interracial is not taboo in South Africa?, then it isn't anywhere else in the world because no country in the world is more racist than South Africa... Maybe Zimbabwe?

Good job ignoring the link and reality kiddo. Just because someone comes from a group of people whose majority would hold negative and often adverse behavior doesn't mean ALL would apply. Prove to me that she's lying and I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. But you can't since you're only good at talking out your ass. And it's contradictory given that you said:

the only thing I can tell you is that you would have a lot more luck with a redneck girl

The truth is, they are very similar in terms of attitudes, and yet, with a little thing called education and cultural awareness and diversity, especially in someone like Theron's case given her being exposed to numerous cultures, people CAN open themselves up, even by small increments. Not once was Charlize Theron questioned her attitude towards blacks and Africans at all. If that were the case, then your statement would have some validity. You still insist I live in a fantasy world? Then you're highly deluded.

Of course, like an A-list celebrity is going to come out and say "yes I'm a very racist person because I was raised like that, my parents were very racist and supportative of the apartheid system, sure that makes perfect sense... Are you really that naive?, of course she's going to say that, she's a celebrity, but you know what?, even if that were the case (which is obviously not, nearl 100% of Afrikaners were pro-apartheid) that still woudln't mean sh!t, there is an astronomical difference between not supporting apartheid and considering the possibility of dating a black man, that's like saying one of those abolitionists would have dated a freed slave, nonsense, get real man, if you wanna fantasize about this woman, go ahead but let's be clear that it's just your personal fantasy, nothing more.

 

[empyrium]

You claim I live in a fantasy world kiddo? That's laughable. I never stated that the majority of Africans embrace interracial relationships, but the fact that they are there, whether by a small percentage or more. This is something you have a difficult time grasping.

Small percentage?, you mean like 2 or 3 people in a population of 40 million?, unless you know South Africans more than my South African friends I can tell you that you are very wrong in your assumptions, there isn't a considerable number of white women going for black men in South Africa, so much so that black men have trouble finding even white escorts willing to go with them, even white escorts in South Africa refuse black African men, not sure if they (white escorts) would refuse a rich European black man, probably not, but when it comes to black South African men the situation is grim, white South African women avoid them not only for racist reasons but also because of diseases, they are viewed as HIV carriers and the violent rapists who, in a home invasion, will rape your family members (very common in South Africa), so even if some white South African women are attracted to black men (which I doubt there are many anyway), they would still be reluctant to go for black men, that's why your assertion is ludicrous.

Why don't you prove to me that there are no interracial relationships at all in that country? I've provided my information, why don't you present yours? Going strictly by your word won't help and it doesn't add the to argument, but perhaps you only live in a small bubble. You never made a point at all about this.

If you say there is a considerable amount of interracial dating in South Africa then you're the one who should prove something here...

All countries have their fringe groups of people who find interracial relationships horrible and they are of a taboo. But they are the minority. By your pitiful logic, then interracial relationships are taboo everywhere, even in Brazil.

Not in South Africa, no, they are the MAJORITY there, once again you have proved you know nothing about South Africa.

Good job ignoring the link and reality kiddo. Just because someone comes from a group of people whose majority would hold negative and often adverse behavior doesn't mean ALL would apply. Prove to me that she's lying and I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. But you can't since you're only good at talking out your ass. And it's contradictory given that you said:

Sure, but assuming that someone who is a famous white celebrity from the most racist and hateful white group in the world would date a black man is definitely something to be laughed at, no offense.

The truth is, they are very similar in terms of attitudes, and yet, with a little thing called education and cultural awareness and diversity, especially in someone like Theron's case given her being exposed to numerous cultures, people CAN open themselves up, even by small increments. Not once was Charlize Theron questioned her attitude towards blacks and Africans at all. If that were the case, then your statement would have some validity. You still insist I live in a fantasy world? Then you're highly deluded.

Questioned about her attitude towards blacks and Africans?, she's a celebrity, she would never say or do anything that would even suggest she's a racist, but being from where she is there isn't much doubt that she, being a racist or not, would not appreaciate the idea of being with someone of African descent... There is no reason to assume she would.

 

[Morning Star]

Well first off, you seem to think that I believe racism doesn't exist in South Africa. I never made that statement at all. I acknowledge that racism is still pretty damn prevalent in that country, inasmuch as the rest of the world. Secondly, I've pointed out that it's more of a generational thing, and yet you insist on ignoring this bit of truth. Race relations there are still a wee bit volatile, but to think it's the same as pre-Apartheid, as what you're implying is ludicrous. And furthermore, you still haven't provided any actual proof. Some links or even get one of your so-called South African friends to come talk to you.

You never refuted the fact that:

1. South Africa's race issue is more generational.
2. There have been interracial relationships. Most are more likely to be hidden.
3. It's progressing, albeit at a VERY slow pace.

You still think it's the apartheid.

Small percentage?, you mean like 2 or 3 people in a population of 40 million?, unless you know South Africans more than my South African friends I can tell you that you are very wrong in your assumptions, there isn't a considerable number of white women going for black men in South Africa, so much so that black men have trouble finding even white escorts willing to go with them, even white escorts in South Africa refuse black African men, not sure if they (white escorts) would refuse a rich European black man, probably not, but when it comes to black South African men the situation is grim, white South African women avoid them not only for racist reasons but also because of diseases, they are viewed as HIV carriers and the violent rapists who, in a housebreak, will rape your family members (very common in South Africa), so even if some white South African women are attracted to black men (which I doubt there are many anyway), they would still be reluctant to go for black men, that's why your assertion is ludicrous.

If you think that 9.2% of the white population is the majority, then you either have a horrible case of dyslexia or you're simply living in a bubble and getting your facts mixed up. Even pre-apartheid, whites were the minority, with 22%. They were only the majority in power and influence. Read the link here before you respond and come off as an idiot.

If you say there is a considerable amount of interracial dating in South Africa then you're the one who should prove something here...

Not in South Africa, no, they are the MAJORITY there, once again you have proved you know nothing about South Africa.

I'll only assume that you've had some bad experiences with a South African woman...that's if you even have been there or know any. No one could be this dogmatic unless you have some pitiful hatred for a group of people because of one experience.

Sure, but assuming that someone who is a famous white celebrity from the most racist and hateful white group in the world would date a black man is definitely something to be laughed at, no offense.

Questioned about her attitude towards blacks and Africans?, she's a celebrity, she would never say or do anything that would even suggest she's a racist, but being from where she is there isn't much doubt that she, being a racist or not, would not appreaciate the idea of being with someone of African descent.