And when you complain I will laugh at your complaints.
What exactly is your crucial role in keeping the country running?
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And when you complain I will laugh at your complaints.
What exactly is your crucial role in keeping the country running?
Mike Hoxbig
Honorary Master
So where's their statement on Zuma doing exactly that?
skeptic_SA
Executive Member
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Thanks Pitbull. We'll give you feedback after Friday. Again... Thanks.
Sincerely
South Africa
Why so hot under the collar then? Your feelings hurt?
Yep, I'm one of those voters who detest people who don't vote but then whine continuously.
Kloofvreter
Honorary Master
I am not going to march, and I will complain as much as I like. Since when does not marching take away my right to complain? TSEK :crylaugh:
Pitbull
Verboten
Why so hot under the collar then? Your feelings hurt?
Yep, I'm one of those voters who detest people who don't vote but then whine continuously.
You see this financial crisis we're in? It's directly affecting my work which affects your investment engines like Pension and provident funds. So you should actually be happy if I'm here on Friday
Let me rephrase that - complain as much as you want; your complaints will simply lack credibility and be a puff of hot air.
And I will laugh at them too
Moosedrool
Honorary Master
You obviously didn't read or understand. It's either me or my colleague.
The march simply can't have us both.
And as for your value of services you take for granted. Sometimes I imagine a world where all this stuff is shut down for a single day. XD It's hilarious how quickly a self entitled A-hole in that jumps to "I pay for this service!" When the basic of basic things don't work for him/her. It's a damn shame people think this way in modern society.
You see this financial crisis we're in? It's directly affecting my work which affects your investment engines like Pension and provident funds. So you should actually be happy if I'm here on Friday
Dude, with all due respect, Zuma sticking around will have a far worse effect on investments than you taking a days leave. As you say, it's the financial crisis impacting your work...
fair enough. I am not saying everyone must or can. I'm more against the moaners who can go but say, "what's the point".
Kosmik
Honorary Master
Folks folks, calm down, you're doing it wrong.
We just need some sponsored streetwise twos
and T-Shirts 
We just need some sponsored streetwise twos
and T-Shirts 
Nanfeishen
Executive Member
What a story to tell the children one day, Democracy and freedom died in S.A. due to apathy.
Pitbull
Verboten
Yup, you have no clue /check
Kloofvreter
Honorary Master
Let me rephrase that - complain as much as you want; your complaints will simply lack credibility and be a puff of hot air.
And I will laugh at them too
My complaints will have as much credibility as yours, whether you laugh at them or not.
Easy to say; harder to back up.
In terms of your complaints being taken seriously by me and some others; unlikely. To others, I'm sure they will seem credible. I have been guilty of being too sweeping in my statements; but at the end of the day I will not be able to take you and pitbull, for example, seriously in the future when it comes to gripes against certain situations in SA.
Not a biggie to you I'm sure, but that's just my viewpoint.
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Kloofvreter
Honorary Master
To be honest, who cares who takes who seriously here? I certainly don't. My gripes will be as legitimate as yours, I did my part by voting. Sacrificing 8 hours' pay for this is not worth it for me. Not gonna happen.
Ok, at least you voted
Look, I haven't read most of the thread so I didn't see that it would cost you a days pay. I might have considered doing so myself, but I am likely to be allowed a days leave.
However, what stops you from a long lunch? Not everything will be about joining a big mass rally; there are likely to be smaller groupings around the place.
From Outa's website:
"Protests are when 15 or fewer people meet to express themselves. These are legal and need no approval/authorization.
So one way of getting around the need for approvals is to organize yourselves in small 15 or fewer groups of friends, family, businesses, communities.
If there are more than 15, stand in groups of 15, but separate yourselves by a distance of 100 metres."
"Protests are when 15 or fewer people meet to express themselves. These are legal and need no approval/authorization.
So one way of getting around the need for approvals is to organize yourselves in small 15 or fewer groups of friends, family, businesses, communities.
If there are more than 15, stand in groups of 15, but separate yourselves by a distance of 100 metres."