Whilst living in South Africa...

Whilst living in South Africa, Gandhi was upset that the British colonialists would treat Indians living in South Africa as second class citizens; ultimately on the same scale as Africans themselves. Gandhi disagreed with this and thought Indians should be respected more at the very least, be treated with respect as if they were Englishmen themselves.

He thought that the Africans on the African continent should have been genocided and Indians should have repopulate the population.

Was he onto something? Would Africa be better today if what he envisioned came true as to what we see now in Africa?

some say he was a puppet

To whom?

All racism is based on an inferiority complex.

Im a white south African and I feel indians were treated unfairly.
Although since apartheids dissolution they have been vastly more successful then blacks so I guess it doesn't really matter.

How do Blacks treat Indians and other non-Black non-Whites in SA? Here in America our Blacks violently despise all other non-Whites.

varies, For the most part Indians (and indeed all racial groups) are quite insular, so there isnt much overlap. When talking about blacks in SA you sort of have to think of them as 2 separate populations, Rural and Urban. Rural blacks (which make up a huge part of the overall pop.) are so often sub-human in-terms of intelligence that i wont address them. As for Urban I'd say its one of moderate animosity. No real hatred (as with whites) but they will resent anyone who is more successful then them.

Indians on the other hand are definitely more racist to blacks.

it would be just as shitty if not shittier

>Here in America our Blacks violently despise all other non-Whites.
Um excuse me?

t. Blackman great friends with other non-whites

>Im a white south African and I feel indians were treated unfairly.

They aren't white they don't get treated right. Simple as that. Only reason you say they were treated unfairly is because you are failing to see Gainsaid in the lens of white Saffers back then