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 .
It's a typical white racist overstatement which is not based on any facts but just far-right tin-foil hat conspiracies. You already say you don't defend it, so what good sense is there in saying something like that on a public forum? What is the guy trying to indicate?

To be fair here. You are being hypocritical by calling him a racist for no good reason.
 
To be fair here. You are being hypocritical by calling him a racist for no good reason.

So you don't think that writing off the entire (let's be honest here) black SAPS force as being private security for the black president has racist undertones? Honest to god, hand on heart, you are confident the writer wasn't implying that?
 
If I thought it would make a difference, I would. But this is like farting in the wind. JZ is not going anywhere.

If everyone thought of it like that, then no one would do anything and we all lose. What a piss pore excuse, really.
 
PE even have a march? :p
Unlike you laidback dopeheads under the mountain, we had our first protest gathering on Tuesday outside City Hall. Speakers were Mcedisi Jonas and Sipho Pityana with the entire NMBM MMC present. Google it, as you seem to be out of touch with real world news.
 
If I thought it would make a difference, I would. But this is like farting in the wind. JZ is not going anywhere.

You're right; I'm sure you've known everything beforehand that has made a difference in the world so we all best do absolutely nothing then.

A lot of divide and conquer nonsense in this thread with some people showing their ANC mentality of if you aren't with them you are against them. Protest action doesn't need 100% attendance to work if you feel passionate about this issue go and march if not so what. If you have other obligations that's also fine.

It highlights a problem with the general 'opposition' (being anyone anti-Zuma); even the 'opposition' can't agree on what needs to be done, so how do you convince someone who is a long time ANC supporter to try make a stand. If stats are anything to go by, the people who really can't afford to miss a day's work are most likely ANC supporters, so how do you convince someone like that you're fighting for their cause (in wanting Zuma out) and want them to join you when you're living a 'luxurious lifestyle' compared to them but aren't willing to sacrifice a little to make a change. Words matter but actions speak louder to the ordinary man on the street.

I think we acknowledge everyone has obligations but if no one follows through and marches tomorrow, I think it would speak volumes to the masses that this all is just a storm in a teacup
 
So you don't think that writing off the entire (let's be honest here) black SAPS force as being private security for the black president has racist undertones? Honest to god, hand on heart, you are confident the writer wasn't implying that?

Not everything is racist? Ever thought of it that way? Get off your high horse and stop being a thick moron.
 
Not everything is racist? Ever thought of it that way? Get off your high horse and stop being a thick moron.

Dude people will find racism where there is none, simply because they choose to. There are people who revel in this sort of thing. It gives them joy to be offended by this perceived racism.
 
Not everything is racist? Ever thought of it that way? Get off your high horse and stop being a thick moron.

Stop being so defensive buddy. The truth is the truth here, and the truth is that a white guy writing off black people for being inept and implying that they're just going to defend another black guy with no proof is racist. Casual white racism isn't funny or to be tolerated, and it's one of the reasons we're even having to march in the first place: if black South Africans trusted white South Africans a bit more, then we'd have a far different political landscape. Can you not understand that, and you're calling ME the thick moron?
 
Stop being so defensive buddy. The truth is the truth here, and the truth is that a white guy writing off black people for being inept and implying that they're just going to defend another black guy with no proof is racist. Casual white racism isn't funny or to be tolerated, and it's one of the reasons we're even having to march in the first place: if black South Africans trusted white South Africans a bit more, then we'd have a far different political landscape. Can you not understand that, and you're calling ME the thick moron?

Yes, you ARE thick for seeing everything you don't like as racism.
 
Just got this whatsapp for the millionth time. Have people got nothing better to do this fearmongering?

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Ok Slootvreter, I'll bite. Please explain what you think the writer intended with his statement, considering that we seem to agree it wasn't based on facts.

Not bait, but OK. He reckons that there will be violence from the pro-Zuma camp, and that the SAPS will not do much about it. I don't necessarily agree with it, but it's hardly a racist statement, except to you who chose to see it as one :rolleyes:
 
Ok Slootvreter, I'll bite. Please explain what you think the writer intended with his statement, considering that we seem to agree it wasn't based on facts.

Not bait, but OK. He reckons that there will be violence from the pro-Zuma camp, and that the SAPS will not do much about it. I don't necessarily agree with it, but it's hardly a racist statement, except to you who chose to see it as one :rolleyes:
 
So you don't think that writing off the entire (let's be honest here) black SAPS force as being private security for the black president has racist undertones? Honest to god, hand on heart, you are confident the writer wasn't implying that?
HUH?
Since when are the boys in blue, black?
 
No. Because I'm on the other side of the planet.

I've lived in a country where actions like this would get you killed.

I've lived in a country where the army would've shut down the newspapers reporting this.

I've lived in a country where my home was stolen and the police helped the thieves.

I have lived in the country where this road leads. You do not want to live in that country.

Apathy got you here, action will get you out.

You have the ability and right that many would die and kill for, and many have, a right denied to billions, use it.
 
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