Bantu Steve Biko was correct.

He just wasn't politically feasible.

Such a brilliant, loving, insightful man, one can't help feeling that had the government let him live, the economy of South Africa would be more egalitarian, less racially imbalanced.

Global racial intolerance does a tremendous amount of financial, emotional, physical and social damage to the oppressors. The difficulty seems to be showing the moneyed (meaning anyone making more than €14,000 annually) that their perceived financial security is costing them financially, not to mention emotionally and psychologically.

If you live in the United States, and you receive $4,000 a year, you have more wealth than most people in the world.

The world's wealthiest 50%, which is 99.999999% of my readers, often think that they are winning because they have more money. We aren't. The challenge seems to be discovering or inventing republicanised economic tactics and strategies that improve lives, whilst not depleting wealth.

Government isn't the solution any more than intransigence. One solution might be a

devoted to more republican methods of wealth creation and management.

There’s no joy in me putting my life in view.

One hopes there has been some joy for you and yours by exploiting my family for financial gain.