What we're witnessing is probably similar to the years the Nazis were rising to power in Germany. All of the White guilt in the world seemingly comes from WWII and the last Genocides in the world were in Africa (Darfur and Rwanda), but they were Black-on-Black not Black-on-White. The EFF Party in South Africa is rising in the polls fast and the inequality is only getting worse despite Systemically Racist laws like BBEEE (aka Black Economic Empowerment).

Julius Malema talks about White Monopoly Capital and pins the Black Majority's ills on figureheads like Johann Rupert and Nikky Oppenheimer. Black Twitter more-or-less sides with them out of some solidarity (The Cofounders of BLM follow them on twitter) and no matter how I see the situation play out it will probably look a lot like Zimbabwe but with many, many more people. Zimbabwe had less than 300k White people at its peak and South Africa has over 4M. There's a stereotype that Black people in the world don't feel shame. Did Whites not have shame before WWII? Is feeling shame a newer concept in the post-war era?

The left has no shame creating victims in pursuit of their "righteous" causes. You can have no stake in the decisions that lead to racial inequalities, but you must be ok with being Discriminated against in pursuit of closing the gaps and you are not allowed to speak up if you feel aggrieved. You can't even mention things that would help close the racial inequalities by pointing out disruptive kids in class and absenteeism, but you'll be branded a racist.