POLL | Are South Africans more vocal about American police brutality issues than local ones?

Can't bring myself to watch the video of George Floyd's murder. I still haven't been able to watch 'When They See Us'. The continued violence brought upon African-Americans by the state is overwhelmingly diabolical. Of course, closer to home, we have Collins Khosa and many others

— motheo (@ShoMotheo) May 28, 2020

To those outraged by the police murder of George Floyd in America, I’m with you. But where was this rage when Collins Khosa was beaten to death by soldiers in Alex? What am I missing?

— Jonathan Jansen (@JJ_Stellies) June 2, 2020

The murders of Collins Khosa and the George Floyd are two sides of the same coin. Both are products of blood thirsty racist state security forces, both are borne from authoritarian governments. Solidarity is not a lack of awareness of your own context. I am angry about both.

— Musa Gwebani (@musa_gwebani) May 29, 2020

South Africa has its own George Floyd's & Eric Garner's. Their names are Andries Tatane, Sibusiso Amos, Collins Khosa just to name a few. Died at the hands of SAPS and SANDF members. Never got justice for their brutal deaths. Lest we forget.

— Ntuthuzelo Nene (@NtuthuzeloNene) May 30, 2020

Fact that Cyril Ramaphosa condemns the killing of George Floyd in America but has not condemned the killings of Sibusiso Amos who was killed by Police in his yard from Vosloorus and Collins Khosa from Alexandra killed by SANDF proves He doesn’t care about Blacks in South Africa.

— Great Zulu👑 (@SuperiorZulu) June 2, 2020