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You have little to no idea what you are talking about Sean. Taking land without compensation that was LAWFULLY ACQUIRED is called stealing. That is not the way to address past atrocities. The impact if done unconstitutionally (which is being touted by many) will be disasterous.
Frankly Nick, if that is your actual name, I know a great deal about this. I lived in South Africa in 2014 and have studied this issue extensively. You mistakenly confuse the difficulty of a problem with the importance of solving it. This must happen.
That's even more embarrassing. You lived here and speak of our constitutional issues and yet have no clue what our Constitution says. 'Studied extensively' implies an understanding of that. But hey, SJW right.
And to be so hostile as to doubt someone's identity shows your avoidance of a very real set of facts.
Oh, also, solving a problem by ruining an economy hasn't worked well for most...
Shaun, it has to be solved in the right way. What will happen to the current occupiers?
"We stole it fair and square!" 
You've studied this issue extensively? Then aren't you concerned about repeating what happened in Zimbabwe? What do you know about Namibian land reform and why shouldn't their policy be used as a model?
Thank you @ShaunKing thats reclaiming what was stolen from them..
You have forgotten that this book has been written before, with disastrous results. Shaun it will destroy the economy of South Africa, cause starvation and ruin.
RE getting their land back, here's the story of Vincent Lingiari in Australia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_ndC07C2qw …
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