Black journalist Rorisang Kgosane gets her story all wrong: she wrote: "a white man is beaten and knocked out by a black man after the white man called the black man the k-word'.
She clearly did not listen nor view the video tape which accompanied her story. Not once did the white man mention the word 'kaffir'. He was clearly very drunk and abusive after two black men had picked a fight at an ATM-machine in Cape Town, demanding that the white men 'hurry up'. The white man, clearly drunk, was shouting angrily and was abusive, however he never said the word 'kaffir' once.
Anyone who views the video, can see and hear that it was the black man who first knocked the white man down onto the floor, put one heavy foot on the white man's chest and then snarled at him: 'who's a kaffir?".
Then he kicked the white man on the head - so hard that the white man lost consciousness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz1A59O_e18
Story by Rorisang Kgosana 11 November 2014
who wrote: "A video about a racial fracas has gone viral on social media. Two Cape Town men are seen fighting after a racial slur at the Cape Quarter Shopping Centre in Green Point.
The video depicts two white men standing at an ATM withdrawing cash when a black man, who queued behind them, asked the white men to hurry up.
One of the white men responded to the black man by using the k-word.
An argument broke out and the black man then punched and kicked the white man, knocking him out."
http://rekordcenturion.co.za/31652/white-man-knocked-out-after-using-the-k-word/
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