But then you are inventing your own narrative here. Black people are not interested in apologies/discussions - what they want is "redress"/ based on the assumption that it was Apartheid that took from them broke the prosperous state that existed say in 1950 - therefore the bike must be taken back from the bully and given to the "rightful owners". This is what NDR, EFF and BLF are all telling us, and what Tumi Muraki was referring to. It is certainly not about discussions, it is about taking that bike back.And with force if it must now that they are in power. It is a not so subtle threat - do as we tell you are we take everything from you.