[rapeWhistle]

Originally Posted by Top Gear ↗

Poor Mugabe has egg all over his face, he needs whitey after all.

Are black farmers not capable of farming?

Not when the Dutch came and still not to this day apparently.

[rob666]

Interesting that they can't even educate any of them to get better results.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

Interesting that they can't even educate any of them to get better results.

Isn't from lack of trying.

Most of them at some point were employed on farms. So i really don't think it's completely their inability to learn.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

Isn't from lack of trying.

Most of them at some point were employed on farms. So i really don't think it's completely their inability to learn.

What is it then?

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

What is it then?

Lack of drive, or ambition on a national level. Rather that is natural, or environmental is anyone's guess.

[commondenom]

Originally Posted by rob666 ↗

What is it then?

lazy.....one thing that is common throughout the world is the lack of drive and ambition

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

How many white people rioting in the street did it take for this decision to come about?

[kellyhound]

In early 2000, Mugabe was handed a confidential memo from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, the country’s central bank. The memo predicted that going forward with farmland seizures would result in a pullout of foreign investment, defaults on farm bank loans, and a massive decline in agricultural production. 5

The memo would prove to be staggeringly prescient. Unfortunately, Mugabe ignored it. Between 2000 and 2003, his government went ahead and authorized the seizure of nearly all the 4,500 commercial farms. The official goal was to divide the farms into hundreds of thousands of small plots for traditional black farmers. In practice, most plots ended up in the hands of Mugabe’s political supporters and government officials, whose knowledge of farming was meager.

It wasn't all about giving property back to the people. Mugabe and his friends thought they could run the 4,500 commercial farms whites had but had no clue how to run it.
More:
http://www.cato.org/publications/eco...collapse?print

[Pigeon]

They didn't really think it through when they got rid of the farm owners. The chain of training and experience was broken.

[CrunchyCripple]

Is the experience, or the money from the farmers, that they want?

It seems like it's the business angle, rather than the actual crop tending, that seems to be lacking.

Good luck getting help after killing the previous farmers.