Suicidal Empathy in Rhodesia II

Lillian Margaret Burton and her husband Robert were part of the liberal opposition to Rhodesia. They were advocating for dismantling their own nation and sided with African nationalists.

On 8 May 1960, a 39-year-old housewife, was driving near Ndola with her two young daughters, Debbie, aged 12, and Rosemary, aged 4. A mob of African nationalists stopped her car, smashed the windows with stones, poured gasoline over her and her daughters, and set them on fire.

When Margaret exited, the mob laughed at her and beat her with sticks and stones. She died in the hospital.
Her husband used the death of his wife to call for unity and criticize racial hatred.

Four of the murderers who were hanged after trial became heroes of the African nationalist movement.
White self-hatred and liberal universalism have existed for decades and always have been the downfall of demographic security, wealth, and survival.

Don't be like Lillian and Robert.
Don't destroy the future of your children for liberal delusions.