SA Politics Part 14 - The New Dawn turns to Dusk

I think they will consider it and decide to keep it going, there is no harm in keeping it going, to the contrary, they will use the local government coalition negotiations to entice more parties into the GNU.

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Ramaphosa’s Government of National Unity is in trouble

The ANC will consider whether to end its national coalition with the DA after suffering its worst electoral performance yet, Bloomberg reports.
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TheChamp said:
I think they will consider it and decide to keep it going, there is no harm in keeping it going, to the contrary, they will use the local government coalition negotiations to entice more parties into the GNU.

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Ramaphosa’s Government of National Unity is in trouble

The ANC will consider whether to end its national coalition with the DA after suffering its worst electoral performance yet, Bloomberg reports.
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It’s a nonstarter and just the media making up things.

The ANC can end its cooperation with the DA, and Ramaphosa can dismiss DA ministers. But the ANC cannot remove the DA's elected MPs or guarantee that its government will survive without finding sufficient parliamentary support elsewhere.

They would not opt for a minority government either.
 
Priapus said:
It’s a nonstarter and just the media making up things.

The ANC can end its cooperation with the DA, and Ramaphosa can dismiss DA ministers. But the ANC cannot remove the DA's elected MPs or guarantee that its government will survive without finding sufficient parliamentary support elsewhere.

They would not opt for a minority government either.
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Yeah, my thoughts too, I just don't see the point.
 
TheChamp said:
Yeah, my thoughts too, I just don't see the point.
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Apart from being pointless, it's self destructive. ASA and EFF eat from the same pond as them. The arrangement might suit them in the short term but it will bite in the next election as they found out in GP. The DA is an enemy they know well, and won't have to worry about losing too much township and rural votes to them...
 
Forget about the uniform, I just want to know if there are still any know it all goody two shoes here who are still objecting to the police dealing decisively with those criminals, remember there was a whole campaign against Mkhwanazi and his guys being painted as blood thirsty monsters?
 
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TheChamp said:
Forget about the uniform, I just want to know if there are still any know it all goody two shoes here who are still objecting to the police dealing decisively with those, remember there was a whole campaign against Mkhwanazi and his guys being painted as blood thirsty monsters?
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All is forgiven now that your people have given mandate to DA. No one will mention 147 racist laws for some time either.
 
TheChamp said:
Forget about the uniform, I just want to know if there are still any know it all goody two shoes here who are still objecting to the police dealing decisively with those, remember there was a whole campaign against Mkhwanazi and his guys being painted as blood thirsty monsters?
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If they're behaving like vigilantes then its an issue, but as we know you and nuance are not the best of friends.

In this instance, there doesn't really seem to be any issues with the response level though.
 
TheChamp said:
Forget about the uniform, I just want to know if there are still any know it all goody two shoes here who are still objecting to the police dealing decisively with those, remember there was a whole campaign against Mkhwanazi and his guys being painted as blood thirsty monsters?
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100% agree with how the police took out those pieces of filth! CIT criminals aren't there to play and are heavily armed. No remorse.
 
ToxicBunny said:
If they're behaving like vigilantes then its an issue, but as we know you and nuance are not the best of friends.
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Where does that notion even come from that ended up informing the whole campaign sponsored by academics and the media against SAPS?

Which incidents and how many were brought forward to support the theory that the police could be acting as vigilantes when they are rightfully defending their lives?

Besides that failed Mchunu sponsored IPID investigation agsinst Mkhwanazi, how many other cases are there that supports this vigilante notion?
 
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TheChamp said:
Where does that notion even come from that ended up informing the who campaign sponsored by academics and the media against SAPS?

Which incidents and how many were brought forward to support the theory that the police could be acting as vigilantes when they are rightfully defending their lives?

Besides that failed Mchunu sponsored IPID investigation agsinst Mkhwanazi, how many other cases are there that supports thid vigilante notion?
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Tell us this, tell us that.... blah blah blah.

We know you love a bit of jackbootery so its all good Champy.
 
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