Re: [OT] Documentary on South African farm murders

I just watched a very powerful documentary about the South African farm murders that have aroused a flurry of controversy in the legacy media in the US lately. Frankly, I'm surprised YouTube allowed it, knowing how squeamish they are about violence. You are warned that there will be horrific details about what criminals have done to whites AND blacks in these farm attacks.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjBu6VZWE7k [68 minutes]
 This is not a new documentary - it was made in 2018 - but it got the journalist in serious trouble with the South African authorities when she tried to leave, as she recounts in the closing minutes of the film.
 This film will go a long way to demonstrating that this is not a new problem: farmers and their employees have been getting tortured, murdered, raped and killed for years now. It just hasn't crossed the radar of most Westerners because our media follow other stories. (I also suspect they secretly wanted the world to believe that South Africans all lived happily ever after when apartheid ended and didn't want to undermine that narrative.)