Are you marching on Friday?

Are you marching on Friday?

  • Yes

    Votes: 192 37.1%

  • No

    Votes: 325 62.9%
  • Total voters
    517
  • Poll closed .
Got that whatsapp message that's asking people who are going to work to at least wear clothing that shows your discontent.
 
Foxhound5366 said:
No it just happens on these forums, where 80% of the posts are insults, 19% are veiled insults, and 1% are posts by women (who are generally the nicest members on here).
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This will not get you laid, you realise this?
 
maumau said:
This is exactly my question Baxteen, I get off my behind, step away from my keyboard and fight for.........what? If Zuma goes, then what? Will Pravin be reinstated, will junk status be revoked?
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This is exactly the reason why the country is in the sh*t that we are in now. People want to complain but when it comes to taking a stand and taking a step towards change they find 101 excuses.....it's seems that it's only worthwhile if there is instant gratification or a GUARANTEE of results.. guess what? Will sitting at work get PG reinstated and revoke Junk status? Off course not... but standing up and making yourself count, taking a step towards positive action is how revloulutions start. Do you think change happens all at once when everyone jumps in and then BOOM.. everything changes in a hearbeat? Nope, it requires momentum...

The bottom line is that there are only two choice that each and every South African has with regards to our current situation. You are either part of the problem or part of the solution...the time for playing middle ground or being passive or simply just complaining and not taking action has come to an end. If we cant change we need to stand together and figth for it... it's not going to be easy and it wont be instant change.

Many of you will say yes but this and but that and think of any excuse under the sun to try and justify NOT participating (this excludes people who simply can not get time off work). I'm reffering mainly to those who have the opportunity to partake yet they still choose not to beacuse of the BS they feed themselves.

In order for evil to prevail all that is need is for good men to do nothing.

By not participating you choose to be part of the problem and not part of the solution.

Our country is being raped and by standing by and watching you pretty much condole it..
 
@VodooC

Yeah not everyone works for companies that are purely self-serving and don't give a cr@p the country. Guess what, the tree hugging hippies you refer too at least have the b@lls to stand up and try to make a change instead of sitting in their office whining like a bunch of nancy boys about the state of the country and how bad it is..... I'd rather be a tree hugging hippie than a grown @ss man with whiny beta b*tch syndrome
 
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I'm just gonna leave this right here:

Howard Zinn — 'Civil disobedience is not our problem. Our problem is civil obedience.

[video=youtube;S2li9E_94MA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2li9E_94MA[/video]
 
Deez007 said:
This is exactly the reason why the country is in the sh*t that we are in now. People want to complain but when it comes to taking a stand and taking a step towards change they find 101 excuses.....it's seems that it's only worthwhile if there is instant gratification or a GUARANTEE of results.. guess what? Will sitting at work get PG reinstated and revoke Junk status? Off course not... but standing up and making yourself count, taking a step towards positive action is how revloulutions start. Do you think change happens all at once when everyone jumps in and then BOOM.. everything changes in a hearbeat? Nope, it requires momentum...

The bottom line is that there are only two choice that each and every South African has with regards to our current situation. You are either part of the problem or part of the solution...the time for playing middle ground or being passive or simply just complaining and not taking action has come to an end. If we cant change we need to stand together and figth for it... it's not going to be easy and it wont be instant change.

Many of you will say yes but this and but that and think of any excuse under the sun to try and justify NOT participating (this excludes people who simply can not get time off work). I'm reffering mainly to those who have the opportunity to partake yet they still choose not to beacuse of the BS they feed themselves.

In order for evil to prevail all that is need is for good men to do nothing.

By not participating you choose to be part of the problem and not part of the solution.

Our country is being raped and by standing by and watching you pretty much condole it..
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No.
 
Baxteen said:
"no one else is going to do it so I wont"
"it wont make a difference so I wont put in the effort"
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Hear, hear. If you are not going to attend the march, at least be honest about why not, i.e. I couldn't be bothered, I feel self-conscious about being seen taking part in anything out of the ordinary, it would take me out of my comfort zone, I prefer whingeing online or in the break room at work.
 
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