Since I was born I never saw a hole of the gun pointing at me until 09/Jan/2011, 12h56  when a middle aged white chap pointed a gun at us outside on the street in Honey Dew,  Johannesburg.  I hear people complaining or being victims of hijacks, theft etc by black people, but today it was vice versa. I ( and my new colleague Masi) were invited to a celebration party of black child  who got six distinctions from public school after a lengthy strike in 2010. As we went out after the amazing celebration, the driver of the car, I was travelling with had a quarrel with the security guard ( simply because of saying he must get a permission pass by the host) and it was solved there and there. As we parked outside the complex,  while I was advising the driver to respect people under the law, the  white middle aged chap came from nowhere and  pointed a gun while outside to move away. We then called the police and then on their arrival, the white dude returned and claimed he didnt have a gun rather a stick. And the police let him go for free. And I bet if that guy was ...... it should have been attempted murder and be imprisoned. What a shame. Is not over. Where is justice and safety after going to motivate and speak to a POOR BLACK GIRL who got six distinctions from public school.