The Nation's future is in peril

Unfortunately, one of the bitter realities is that white South Africans were the only ones enfranchised to vote apartheid out of power.
Realllllly. Where exactly was I supposed to put my cross ? On my fsking forehead ?

We could not control the governmint with a ballot paper then either and it was not even a democracy. Sigh.

Bring on the civil war ... i'm tired of the blame game.
 
stoke said:
Bring on the civil war ... i'm tired of the blame game.
Agreed. So sick of the threats, they want to come and kill us ? Let them come........Instead they hide behind crime.
 
F. W. de Klerk's opinion:

http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/Politics/0,,2-7-12_1924692,00.html

"Would it not be appropriate for black South Africans also to give more recognition to the contribution whites have made to the new South Africa?" he wrote in the Sunday Independent.

"It required considerable courage for ... whites ... to overcome their reasonable fears and put their trust in their erstwhile enemies."

IMHO it is about time whites start receiving some recognition for what they did and are doing for this country.
 
Blacks forget that whites voted in the referendum to continue negotiations with the anc. That they forget.
 
Its time for everyone, of all colors, to move on. Don't forget the past - keep with with you - so that its never repeated, but move on.

South Africa needs to think about the future, not the past.
 
Unfortunately, one of the bitter realities is that white South Africans were the only ones enfranchised to vote apartheid out of power. They did not. Instead, as Steve Biko argued, the liberal convictions that were evident in the intervals between elections evaporated in the election years. The efforts of the progressive white South Africans were not significant enough to constitute anything more than a minority. If whites had the vote and they failed to vote apartheid out of power, then Tutu’s statement is perfectly syllogistic.
Uum duh - did the whites not finally vote Apartheid out of power? It was that "small minority" that changed the mindset of the apartheid goons - (and the whole country.)

In the face of growing impatience among young blacks and on the eve of the 30th anniversary of the June 16 Uprising, it seems that the nation needs to take stock. The choices facing this generation are rather obvious.
WTF is he talking about. THEY have been running the country for 12 years - with massive opportunities to create jobs and a future. But they do nothing - except blame the whites - who actually put them in power in the first place. Read my lips - Young blacks and this governement have every opportunity in the world - to date - all they do is play the blame game and go to meetings - while the country crumbles and millions die of AIDS.

A farce and a fiasco. Sick of it.

edit/bikos death tore my heart out - everyday knowing Nelson Mandela was in jail tore my heart out - now these GOONS constantly have something to gripe about - F#cking fix it then - dammit.
 
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stoke said:
Bring on the civil war ... i'm tired of the blame game.

Go read up on executions and mass rapes in the camps and various towns in Bosnia during their civil war and hope and pray your family never ever befalls such a gruesome fate.

Go listen/read the testimonies of those who survived and even those who committed the atrocities and you will regret you said these stupid words on this forum.

Life is not like playing BF2 lads ... when you die you don't ever get up again.
 
tibby.dude said:
Life is not like playing BF2 lads ... when you die you don't ever get up again.


Well.... there are those religions where you might come back as a rodent
 
... and the country still tears my heart out everyday - when I see the poverty and the unemployed, and the corrupt, and the LIARS, and the murders, and the crime. Constant ineptitude, constant delays, constant meetings about FA - preferably in a nice country with good shopping. And the Mugabe fiasco - and the Murders in KwaZulu - and then the lights go out. We really ARE moving forward here - believe it or NOT.

:mad:
 
All i know is that i`m going to heaven when i die....so pê:D :D
 
ajak said:
All i know is that i`m going to heaven when i die....so pê:D :D
Now that is definitely debatable - maybe we should have a meeting - followed by a colloquium, followed by a review... (that's before we start the whole process all over again - for anybody who may have missed it first time around.) :D
 
craigsa said:
Kilo thats a typical anc thing - and charge for it.
On this Merry Go Round there ain't no free rides - Oops, wrong - It's all a free ride - if you've got a ticket on the Gravy Train.
 
dominic said:
or, dare i say it, as a sheep :)

Pray not in Australia. Then you'll have reason to go baaaaaaahooouch!!

Seriously, though - I am getting sick of what is happening in the country. Apartheid was 12 years ago. I was 13!! And I'm getting blamed (as part of my race) for everything that happens NOW!!

All I can say is that our gubbernment must learn to put the past behind them and work together (everybody) to make things work. All they've done these last 12 years was to constantly blame us white folks for everything - justified or not, instead of realising that the people responsible for apartheid is 3/4 dead from old age by now.

The past happened - deal with it! There's new challenges TODAY - if the white government was so bad, prove it by showing us how it should be done, instead of just sitting on your arse and nagging.
 
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