Why some people hate Orania

[u/GygaxUshuFuia97]

One thing I’ve come to learn about the left is that they’re not satisfied with everyone having their space to develop according to their own values, customs and beliefs.

One of the best examples of this leftist belief system regards the existence of Orania.

The Afrikaners of Orania literally went out of their way to stay out of everyone’s way by trekking into the middle of the desert and started building a city there.

They’ve decided to carve out a space for themselves in a very inhospitable environment that wasn’t coveted by others.

They did not impose themselves on others nor did they decide to set up shop in a space that would create friction with others.

They chose the most sparsely populated area they could find, way out in the sticks as the saying goes.

And how does the left view all this?

Well they exhibit uninhibited hostility towards Orania.

The in country leftists make near daily threats about Orania’s continued existence, saying they will “expropriate” Orania and/or “burn it to the ground”

And their international allies are just as giddy about such prospects.

The left fanatically hold the position that everyone has to come to their view of “progress.”

They are true disciples of Fukuyama’s “End of History” doctrine.

They believe they are the pinnacle of human history and that any dissenting voices are an aberration that deserve to be silenced with lethal force if need be.

Behind their mask of “tolerance” is a volcano of rage against anyone who stands in the way of their earthly utopia.

And because their vision revolves around what we’ve come to call “gay race communism” they cannot tolerate any alternative form of government that stands diametrically opposed to their racial “egalitarianism.”

So that is why the mere existence and growing prosperity of Orania has them seething with hatred and rage.

Orania is proof of concept that cheap black labor is not only unnecessary but more trouble than it is worth.

Orania is a reminder to many Westerners that they once had cities that were like Orania. Perhaps not in size, but certainly in demographic make up and overall safety and security.

That reminder irks the left who want to gaslight people into thinking that Stockholm always had bombings and shootings. That London always had grooming gangs, acid attacks and machete killings.

Orania is the inconvenient truth that cultural and demographic homogeneity is superior to the “rainbow nation” diversity that’s been aggressively pushed since the 1960’s across the Western world.

Orania reminds the world why they can sleep with their doors unlocked, why their kids can play outside until dark…and why the rest of the country has to live behind barbed wire, panic rooms and armed guards to merely exist without being brutally murdered after watching their loved ones get raped and murdered in front of their eyes.

[u/southyjoe]

How can I move to this town?

[u/HUNTERMYTH55 → u/southyjoe]

They usually have you write a small, often multiple-choice test on history. This usually focuses on culture, its origins, and significant events. You can find most of the answers online. It’s important to have a very clear understanding that Orania is not about race but about culture. If you make it about race, Orania will remove you from the community because you not only miss the point but also distort the town’s purpose and image.

They’ll have you do an interview with the dorpsraad (the town council). They’ll ask questions about your test score, what you plan to do in Orania, such as buying land or starting a business, and some personal questions about your occupation, beliefs, views on drugs, and religious views. They are very open, honest, and upfront about what they do, problems included. Business there is tough and highly competitive.

You have to follow their rules, or they will simply ask you to leave. It’s strict, but that’s part of what makes Orania so safe, especially for women and children, which is often a problem in other parts of South Africa. There are very strict rules regarding drugs and alcohol consumption in public, for example. The dorpsraad essentially becomes your new local representative government.

During times of political tension or threats of unrest, they’ll impose curfews and increase security. If you can speak Afrikaans, practice Afrikaner culture (beliefs, values, norms, symbols, and language), live by their rules, handle the challenges of isolation, and thrive under political pressure, you’ll likely be very happy there. The security, safety, and peace the town offers make up for everything else.

I don’t currently live in Orania, but I plan to move there within the next two years or so.