Nelson Mandela dies aged 95!

[karl]

Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa's first democratically elected president and a symbol of reconciliation to many around the world, has died.
The country's president Jacob Zuma said tonight the 'Father of the Nation' of South Africa passed away aged 95.
In a televised address, Mr Zuma said: 'Our nation has lost its greatest son. Our people have lost a father.


Full story here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2519062/Nelson-Mandela-dead-95.html#ixzz2mdrDYQm4

[Tarannosaurus]

RIP, an absolutely incredible person.

[Harry Smith]

One of the true visionaries of the 20th century, an amazing man who's legacy will never be forgotten

[CharlieHorse]

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! OMG NO I LOVED HIM :(
Rest in peace. He was such an amazing person.

[Ihaveagun]

Rest in peace, Manny.

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[Hazard7707]

R.I.P Nelson Mandela, one of the most inspirational people that ever lived.

[LouBerry]

The world already looks like a darker place without him.

[isaiah]

RIP was a God sent man that stood for peace and what he believed in

[sqishy]

Changed the world greatly for the better. People who do this will not be forgotten.

[Kameraden]

Are you all that ignorant to what he did and what he truly was?

[Sugaree]

Are you all that ignorant to what he did and what he truly was?

Apparently they are. I suggest everyone read this article (http://freedomoutpost.com/2013/12/nelson-mandela-media-fawns-though-marxist-terrorist/) and you'll actually see evidence of who Mandela really was: a terrorist, plain and simple. He wasn't a great, peace loving man. He was not this innocent old man looking for world acceptance for all. He was very VERY much a violence-endorsing man.

[ksdnfkfr]

Apparently they are. I suggest everyone read this article (http://freedomoutpost.com/2013/12/nelson-mandela-media-fawns-though-marxist-terrorist/) and you'll actually see evidence of who Mandela really was: a terrorist, plain and simple. He wasn't a great, peace loving man. He was not this innocent old man looking for world acceptance for all. He was very VERY much a violence-endorsing man.

Himm... Interesting.

[gliderman]

RIP Tata Madiba!! I had the honour and privilege to meet him once, he was one of the greatest people alive!! Here in South Africa everyone is mourning our great loss!! It is true, he was a 'terrorist' once, but his 27 years improsiment changed him forever!! He was a great man!! It is just so sorry that SA is changing back to its own corrupt self, with a crazy, stupid and insane president. I just hope Apartheid doesn't get reversed, as it is on its way to!

[teen.jpg]

Are you all that ignorant to what he did and what he truly was?

Way to kill the vibe. I don't know about that, something about that article rubs me the wrong way. Even if its true I think South Africa did actually end up better then it was, so there's that?

R.I.P. either way.

[Body odah Man]

the world will never be the same. With his death the world has worsened. :(

[satarra3180]

Apparently they are. I suggest everyone read this article (http://freedomoutpost.com/2013/12/nelson-mandela-media-fawns-though-marxist-terrorist/) and you'll actually see evidence of who Mandela really was: a terrorist, plain and simple. He wasn't a great, peace loving man. He was not this innocent old man looking for world acceptance for all. He was very VERY much a violence-endorsing man.

In my opinion, this article just proves we are all complex beings capable of evolving and promoting positive change at any point in our life no matter our past or present circumstance.

[gliderman]

In my opinion, this article just proves we are all complex beings capable of evolving and promoting positive change at any point in our life no matter our past or present circumstance.

I fully agree. I am at the FNB stadium now, at his memorial service. About 90 heads of state are present.

[Left Now]

"We forgive but won't forget!"

God bless him.

[HorrorFreak]

Nelson Mandela was a great man. He is one of the most important men in the history of the world. May god bless his soul. It is a great thing to honor him, as we did with a moment of silence at school, but what made me mad was that JFK was not mentioned on the anniversary of his horrific death (not even a moment of silence). I don't understand why JFK, a man almost as influential as Nelson Mandela, can be completely be ignored by my school.