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Terms of a Captured Nation

Lisulenkosi Khuzwayo
10 hours ago
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by Lisulenkosi Khuzwayo the criminal state of Apartheid

Apartheid wasn’t an era. It was an illegal state project that stole land, locked wealth to race, and called it “law.”

Apartheousie

The comfort class still living off that theft, pretending it’s “merit.”Often calling a house built on criminal enterprise a “home.”

Bantu-Bourgoesie

The Black faces installed to protect the stolen economy and perform “representation,” while blocking true restitution.

Gets-Not-Haves

The population that is managed with handouts and speeches, but never given actual ownership, land, or leverage.

Colonialized-sipper

A consumer identity built on celebrating imported dependency — vaping 50 nic, flexing imported bottle culture as status — mistaking sedation for lifestyle.

Colonized-dopper

A deliberately pacified body. Flooded with alcohol so they never organise, never remember, never demand land back. A person turned into state-maintained sedation.

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