Ratting Out Racists: There’s an App for That

As noted earlier, soon any sort of speech or even nonverbal cues that could conceivably be construed as “racist” will be punishable by significant prison sentences in the rainbow utopia South Africa. The perpetually offended will want to exercise their expanded power over everyone else at every opportunity by ratting out the feloniously insensitive. They will be happy to hear that there is an app for that:

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation has launched an app where people are able to report racism…

It’s called the Zimele Racism Reporting App.

Zimele, which means stand up, encourages its users to report any racist incident which has happened to them or another person.

For now, it is unclear what the antiracism app would actually accomplish.

Neeshan Balton, the executive director of the Kathrada Foundation added that once an incident has been reported on the app the foundation would, over time, have a team of people who could categorise the complaints and deal with those that are most urgent.

Some alleged victims of racism could be provided with lawyers.

It appears likely that these foundations are lavishly funded by the same liberal idiots in other countries who sanctimoniously bullied South Africa into its current state of affairs. Activities like the antiracism app are empty attempts to seem to be doing something with the money.

The app, however, will still be tested over time to determine whether or not changes should be made and what the app can provide.

One change that would make it more effective would be for the data to go directly to the police. Throwing racists into cages will give cops something to do while they are ignoring the epidemic of murdered white farmers.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.

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