AfriForum se kort-dokumentêr oor die verhaal van die 12-jarige Herman Odendaal.

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Komentáře • 31

  • @evdm887
    @evdm887 Před 3 lety +4

    Was dieselfde ouderdom toe my ma 'n brief vir my onderwyseres geskryf het omdat sy agter gekom het hoe ek geboelie word by die skool. My juffrou se reaksie was om die brief hardop in die klas te lees om my verder te verneder. Partykeer is onderwysers deel van die probleem. Wat 'n pragtige kind. My hart is bitter seer vir die ouers!

    • @eisbeinGermany
      @eisbeinGermany Před 11 měsíci

      i dont know how old u are and when it happened, but back in the 1970/80/90 so many Afrikaans-speaking teachers taught at English primary schools, i cant/wont say thy hated us English-speaking children,,,, but they treated us bad, as in really bad,it has until today an effect on me when thinking of Afrikaans speaking people, the one Afrikaans speaking teacher which gave Afrikaans wow he was bad, then the Vice principal omg words cannot describe his actions, then it was worse when going to high school, i attended a basically Afrikaans high school being a technical school, wow wow there it was bad, all the English speaking classes had Afrikaans teachers, the principal had a total Hitler like attitude towards us English speaking kids, Monday mornings were the worst,if anything bad happened over the weekend in WElkom and a scholar from Welkom Technical high was involved it was us English speaking kids, he would swear at us that the sea could not wash us off, then i went to the army july 1976, no more comment about that

  • @andremare7869
    @andremare7869 Před 3 lety +4

    Dankie vir die sterk boodskap teen boellies. Min kinders weet dalk hoe om dit te verwerk. Deur mense bewus te maak kan vele help! Alle sterkte aan dié famielie. Mag God julle seën en vrede gee

  • @AlbertvWyk
    @AlbertvWyk Před 3 lety +5

    Ek is baie jammer om te hoor van julle verlies. My hart bloei. Ek verstaan hoe moeilik dit is vir n ouer en hoe moeilik dit vir ons kinders is om in te pas. Die lewe druk baie hard op ons jong wit kinders. Reik uit en help, praat as en vat raak. Liefde Groete

  • @BloodBoughtMinistries
    @BloodBoughtMinistries Před 3 lety +6

    From my school years, many teachers would rather turn a blind eye to bullying. I saw it and lived it, dreading every single day you have to go to school and there is zero consequences for the bullies. So many children go though this and they never get protection.

    • @eisbeinGermany
      @eisbeinGermany Před 11 měsíci

      i grew up in Welkom and went to a totally English-speaking primary school, those years in the 1960/70 many Afrikaans-speaking teachers taught at that school, why i don't know, the vice principal was Afrikaans, wow he was bad, he only believed in the cane, omg they were bad towards us English-speaking kids, treated us badly, one Afrikaans male teacher was the worst, then i went to a mostly Afrikaans high school, will say it was 98 % Afrikaans, there it was bad, the principal had a Hitler like personality towards us English kids, if anything happened over the weekend in Welkom and it was a scholar from Technical high he would on a Monday morning hall gathering say it is us English kids, hehehehe, ,then i went to the army,,about i will not say anything more, it was also same there, this has until today a knock-off effect on me towards my attitude about Afrikaans speaking men,

  • @charlestellis7021
    @charlestellis7021 Před 3 lety +6

    Bullying comes in many forms and teachers, parents, friends, siblings need to take notice especially when someone has no friends!

    • @eisbeinGermany
      @eisbeinGermany Před 11 měsíci +1

      but many teachers themselves are guilty of it, i went to an English speaking primary school way back in the early 1970s, and there were Afrikaans-speaking teachers, why i do not know, and omg how they treated us English kids,then I went to high school, which was about 98 % Afrikaans,the only two English speaking teachers were those who gave us English and Geography, rest was only Afrikaans, the principal im sure was family of Hitler, omh he hated us English speaking kids, and naturally if u didn't play rugby it was worst, very few English speaking kids played rugby, the i went to the army, no further comment about that year

  • @joanhenschel3511
    @joanhenschel3511 Před 3 lety +1

    I was horribly bullied by senior primary school kids as a kid, and it was a living hell. I wasn't able to tell my parents about this, as our relationship didn't lend itself to confiding in them. I was also molested, which is a different form of bullying by adults. I'm sure these deeds, as well as a lack of a wholesome relationship with my parents, led to my severe lack of self‐ confidence, and the inability to follow through with my dreams.

    • @toyoM96
      @toyoM96 Před 3 lety

      Did you ever talk about to someone after that?

  • @driekiecronje7131
    @driekiecronje7131 Před 10 dny

    Wat 'n pragtige seun...so jammer wat met hulle gebeur het. Boelies is in elk geval lafaarde, hulle pik op sagte omgee mense wat nie sal terug veg nie. Dis so jammer dat iemand nie vir hierdie kind kon sê hoe pragtig hy is nie...sproete en al😢😢😢😢😢😢

  • @MrMahemrs
    @MrMahemrs Před 3 lety +1

    Jis dis baie hartseer. Ek bid die Vader vir vertroosting en genesing vir die familie.

  • @johnkennedy68
    @johnkennedy68 Před 3 lety +1

    God the world is in chaos and nothing is “normal”. People are hurting. People are broken. But God!! We choose to linger on Your Word, and that You are listening, and that You will answer when the time is right. Please continue to give us the strength to endure the hard battle ahead. Let’s face it God life is scary. We want to keep our loved ones, children, friends, and even ourselves safe throughout the day, emotionally and physically. God, it is natural to protect the things we love most in our lives, and lucky for us that we have extra help to make sure that they stay safe. We know that You are always watching over us, even when we may not realize it. When we want that extra feeling of safety or crave a little satisfaction knowing that You are listening. Thank You, God, for sending Your angels down to Your true loyal children to rescue them from danger and protect the people at Senekal. Your angels lift them up and keep them from harm, Thank You for Your protection. Thank You for Your Cross. No words can describe what You did for our sins! Father, I thank you for the great authority and protection you have given us Your children in the person of Jesus Christ. Even as we go out into the world, your promise remains true to us and that nothing will, by any means, hurt us. Forgive us for the times when we have taken Your provision for granted and the times when we have failed to thank You and give You the honor and gratitude that You deserve. Thank You, that even though we have failed to acknowledge all that You give us day by day, You faithfully provide us richly all things to enjoy. But Lord, we come to You now, knowing that we are facing a drought in our land and we ask You to send abundant rain on the earth, which has become dry, thirsty, and arid. Look down in pity our plight we pray. It is not only the plants that are wilting, but even the animals and people are thirsty. Oh Lord, send us rain. Open the windows of heaven we pray with the sweet rainfall that we so desperately need, and water our land we pray. To You belongs the Kingdom and the Glory forever and ever. Amen.

  • @volker4897
    @volker4897 Před 3 lety +2

    ❤❤❤

  • @ladolcevita9082
    @ladolcevita9082 Před 3 lety

    Condolences to the family members and friends of Herman.😇

  • @wietspretorius6795
    @wietspretorius6795 Před 3 lety +3

    dis sooooooo hartseer

  • @salkruger1928
    @salkruger1928 Před 3 lety

    R.I.P Herman

  • @brendencampbell3082
    @brendencampbell3082 Před 3 lety +2

    Publieke skole is waar kinders en hulle drome gemartel en uitgeroei word.

    • @joanhenschel3511
      @joanhenschel3511 Před 3 lety

      Ek kan nie saamstem nie. My kind is geboelie in 'n privaatskool.

  • @wikusjordaan6485
    @wikusjordaan6485 Před 2 měsíci

    Ek was gerape ouderdom 6 en tot 7 jaar oud. Gebully my hele skool loopbaan. In Apartheid jare. Niemand het vrae gevra of my probeer beskerm nie.

  • @servantoftheservant5022

    My condolences

    • @SnowFlake-cp4mh
      @SnowFlake-cp4mh Před 3 lety

      @servant of the servant - TOTALLY! Condolences from me too! This is SO super SAD!

  • @charmaineverloop991
    @charmaineverloop991 Před 3 lety

    So hartseer😭😭

  • @SnowFlake-cp4mh
    @SnowFlake-cp4mh Před 3 lety

    Hart verskeurend!

  • @dreerasmus1812
    @dreerasmus1812 Před 3 lety +1

    12 jaar oud. Lewe nog nie eers begin nie, rus in vrede boeta.

  • @jancovanderwesthuizen8070

    Ek het lanklaas gehuil maar nou rol trane oor my gesig

    • @madsm1254
      @madsm1254 Před 3 lety

      Dieselfde hier.

    • @Wendyzee1612
      @Wendyzee1612 Před 3 lety

      Selfde. Liewe jesus mense - hoekom gebeur dit nog steeds.....

  • @thysvanzyl2782
    @thysvanzyl2782 Před 3 lety

    💔😥
    ✨⚡💚🕊🌿

  • @bellshinckley1262
    @bellshinckley1262 Před 3 lety +1

    Ek is so jamer oor jou seun monica

  • @user-vv1do1wg1j
    @user-vv1do1wg1j Před 3 lety

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