Is Mandela in South Africa a "saint" or a "sinner"?

Mandela won the Nobel Peace Prize with 1993, and he made outstanding contributions to the people of South Africa. Through his deeds, it is not difficult to find that Mandela is indeed a saint.

He is a sinner only because South Africa has changed from a developed country to a developing country, but there is a reason. South Africa was a developed country before, and it was entirely produced by white people squeezing black people for benefits. This kind of economy itself is unfair and unreasonable. After Mandela came to power, he only turned this inflated value into reality and exposed the essence of exploitation. It is arbitrary and unreasonable to say that he is a sinner.

In the early days of Mandela's administration, he opened a public welfare law firm to fight for the interests of blacks for free and devoted his life to eliminating racial discrimination among blacks. Based on the serious racial discrimination in South Africa at that time, Mandela actively participated in the "resistance movement" to improve the status of black people in South Africa, and joined the African National Congress, the most important "resistance organization" at that time.

With his efforts, all laws discriminating against blacks were abolished, and blacks and whites in South Africa were equal, which made tens of millions of people feel respected and made a big step for mankind in the process of "equality".

There is no denying that Mandela has made outstanding contributions to the people of South Africa. The reason why he has such a high reputation is also the support of the people. In some ways, he is really a saint. Fearless in the face of power, he spent 27 years in prison for South Africa and rescued blacks from nightmares. These souls are the souls of all saints.