A video of Member of Parliament Renaldo Gouws using highly offensive racial slurs has resurfaced, igniting a wave of public outrage and calls for his expulsion from Parliament. In the two-minute video, Gouws uses derogatory terms including the N-word and K-word, expressing violent and racist sentiments.
In the video, Gouws can be heard saying, “Kill the [K-word], kill all the [N-word],” repeatedly advocating for violence against black individuals. He criticizes the South African government and its officials, particularly targeting the African National Congress (ANC) and its supporters.
Gouws accuses the government of double standards, claiming that while black individuals are allowed to sing about killing white people, white individuals would face severe repercussions for similar actions. He describes his experience as a white person in South Africa as a form of “reverse apartheid,” lamenting discrimination and joblessness due to his race.
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Renaldo Gouws used the N and K-words but he’s still a member of South African Parliament. Where are clever blacks who were defending him? 😂😂😂pic.twitter.com/PIRUuWtDHF
— ツ O R I (@Ori_RSA) June 19, 2024
The video has sparked widespread condemnation on social media, with many users demanding immediate action against Gouws. Hashtags calling for his expulsion from Parliament have been trending, reflecting the public’s anger and disappointment.
Despite the outcry, there has been no official response from Gouws or his political party at this time.
