Polokwane resort accused of running an apartheid establishment which excludes blacks

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surface said:
Show me where I claimed victimhood anywhere. It is only reserved for superior genes like you. Flipping racists.
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Superior genes, much like white privilege, are attributed to us by people like you who cannot stop thinking about how delicious and moist our genes are in comparison, like privilege we didn't ask for it and cannot prevent it, it is just there without any of our doing and the only time we are reminded about it is when someone like you lust after it enough to mention it. But yeah, call us racist for stuff you cannot stop thinking about, lol..
 
Moosedrool said:
Most black people who actually where alive during the segregation years speak, read and write Afrikaans fluently.

The point I'm making is how ridiculous it is to be offended by a language.
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I blame Klein kariba for being to inclusive already. They should have their website and marking in Afrikaans.
 
I have been to Klien Kariba and Buffelspoort, and managed just fine as a 'soutie'.

But then again, maybe it's because I am white, can speak Afrikaans, and don't have a chip/log on my shoulder like this woman.... :unsure:
 
Stonemason said:
Try asking any French person in France something in English and see how far you get.
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"That" stereotype about french people might be from last century. When did you last visit Paris ?

We went to France 3 times over 15 years and barring one or 2 places, never faced any issues. Some shop owners/workers in popular places were a bit non responsive but that is understandable if everyone asks them directions. Do you really think tourists all around the world learn French to visit Paris ?
 
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grok said:
How was it excluding blacks when she was able to book a stay & actually go there?
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These eternal victims can't think. Everything is racist in their little minds.
 
surface said:
"That" stereotype about french people might be from last century.

We went to France 3 times over 15 years and barring one or 2 places, never faced any issues. Some shop owners/workers in popular places were a bit non responsive but that is understandable if everyone asks them directions. Do you really think tourists all around the world learn French to visit Paris ?
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I was in France a few months ago and on more than one occasion had to switch to Afrikaans before they reluctantly agreed that we can communicate in English. It is not as if they cannot speak English, it is that they refuse to speak English.

In Germany, on the other hand, they cannot speak English and ordinary people look at you as if you are from outer space when you try to speak English to them. English is not quite a universal communication tool.

As for this lady at the ATKV resort: she was looking for a reason to complain and she found a journalist stupid enough to think that her experience was news.
 
surface said:
"That" stereotype about french people might be from last century. When did you last visit Paris ?

We went to France 3 times over 15 years and barring one or 2 places, never faced any issues. Some shop owners/workers in popular places were a bit non responsive but that is understandable if everyone asks them directions. Do you really think tourists all around the world learn French to visit Paris ?
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Must have been racists....
 
Stonemason said:
I was in France a few months ago and on more than one occasion had to switch to Afrikaans before they reluctantly agreed that we can communicate in English. It is not as if they cannot speak English, it is that they refuse to speak English.

In Germany, on the other hand, they cannot speak English and ordinary people look at you as if you are from outer space when you try to speak English to them. English is not quite a universal communication tool.

As for this lady at the ATKV resort: she was looking for a reason to complain and she found a journalist stupid enough to think that her experience was news.
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Been to Austria & Germany. Never had this issue.

But your mental gymnastics to justify behavior (if it happened at all) by showing some French & German do it is noted.
 
There is a certain caravan park that I've been to numerous times and each time it has been 100% whites.
Better keep it a secret then :laugh:
 
surface said:
"That" stereotype about french people might be from last century. When did you last visit Paris ?

We went to France 3 times over 15 years and barring one or 2 places, never faced any issues. Some shop owners/workers in popular places were a bit non responsive but that is understandable if everyone asks them directions. Do you really think tourists all around the world learn French to visit Paris ?
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Yeah I had no issues with speaking English in France, most people are very accommodating. I suspect it has less to do with English and more about attitude.
 
surface said:
I am aware that google reviews are not much indication but it has some negative comments and they seem to be only from non-afrikaans speaking people. However, there are some positive reviews as well so that tells me that there are some guys with Orania mentality. Probably someone from mybb. I can think of a moderator.
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Die Orania Beweging se uiters gewilde reeks “Orania in Beweging” kry tans duisende kyke op Youtube. Daar het reeds nege episodes van hierdie reeks, wat volgens die aanbieder, James Kemp, “die daaglikse lewe in Orania op ‘n ligte wyse aanbied”, verskyn en die tiende en laaste episode sien eerskomende Dinsdagaand die lig.
Die reeks behandel temas soos simboliek, veiligheid en mediese dienste in Orania, opleiding en skole, en Orania se groeiplanne.
Orania ondersteuners kan hierdie reeks gratis kyk by die skakel hieronder.
Laat weet ons gerus hoe julle die reeks vind!
 
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