Apartheid Social Engineering a Problem: Sexwale

The biggest problem facing the human settlements department is reversing the social engineering of the apartheid era, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Friday.

"The most important job as a strategic approach for human settlements is to deracialise this country," Sexwale told The New Age breakfast.

"That is a tough one. We meet at places of work but we go back to different places.

"That apartheid engineering of society negatively resulted in divided communities. My single largest job... as minister, is to close that divide."

Sexwale said building houses for people restored their human dignity and gave them opportunities to enter the capital and financial markets.

"When you have a house you play in the capital markets. When you leave this planet you can leave that to your children or whoever your successor is. You can use that fixed asset to exchange it for a loan." Sexwale said people needed to live where they could work, study, worship, and play.


Source : Sapa /pd/gq/jk
Date : 07 Jun 2013 08:30

Social engineering was bad, so let's replace it with some more social engineering.

Logic...

We choose where we live. The people that work with me choose where they live. You are not going to force that.

He does sound like a Fat Boy supporter these days.

I don't understand what he is trying to get at :wtf:.

Where I live, I have a number of multicultural neighbours around me

"That apartheid engineering of society negatively resulted in divided communities. My single largest job... as minister, is to close that divide."

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No - your job, you slacker, is to provide shelter for those who deserve but can't afford it.

WTF is this knob on about? ... He is a black man with an white soon-to-be-ex-wife and colored children; who lives in a previously "white area"... his neighbours are blacks , whites , indians , coloreds and just about every other race/nationality you would care to imagine ... some are straight, a few are gay .

"That is a tough one. We meet at places of work but we go back to different places."

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Who the fsk are you talking about Tokyo? ... the poor white people who can't afford the property prices in your area or the poor black people?

Trevor you knob head...

We already live in multicultural neighbourhoods.

I chose where I want to live, and its far from work.. some of my colleagues live nearby, most don't because they choose to live elsewhere. Fsck off with your nonsense now and do the job you're actually mandated to do.

Right now, since apartheid is no longer around, one's pocket determines where you live. There will always be divides, this time around it is based economic factors.

No matter my colour, there are places I simply cannot afford to live, it has everything to do with money.

Sexwale said building houses for people restored their human dignity and gave them opportunities to enter the capital and financial markets.

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No chop ... giving people a proper education and creating and environment where they are able to find jobs to provide for their families and pay for their own schidt is what restores their human dignity