Unfortunately, I am unable to confirm the veracity of your claim as it rests upon pure misinformation. Indeed, mere contact with the soap is not what cleans your feet, especially since they would simultaneously be in contact with the filth which has been scrubbed from the rest of your body. As a great man once said: "No scrubbing, no right to clean feet." This kind of misinformation is deeply troubling, as even the most mundane aspects of life are not spared from being the target of lies and inaccuracies online.

[CW: Racism]

However, the more important is the subject, the more pervasive are the lies. Thus, the issue of white genocide in South Africa—possibly one of the gravest humanitarian catastrophes since the Holocaust—is almost entirely misrepresented by users on every social media platform and by most media outlets, with the complicity of the black government. If nothing is done, there will soon no longer be any white inhabitants in South Africa; and so far, the media's silence on the issue has only permitted the worst atrocities to stay unnoticed by the general public. While the Washington Post is complicit in this silencing of the truth, it nevertheless illustrates—in more ways than one—the situation in South Africa perfectly with its slogan: "Democracy dies in darkness."