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 .
I hope someone can answer my stupid question:

With regards to the "MK Vets" from most of the pictures and videos available online from yesterday's marches, i'd say 70% of them are in their 20's to 30's age wise.

How the hell did they become vets? In nappies?

They accompanied their father while still dangling in the sack.
 
I hope someone can answer my stupid question:

With regards to the "MK Vets" from most of the pictures and videos available online from yesterday's marches, i'd say 70% of them are in their 20's to 30's age wise.

How the hell did they become vets? In nappies?
They collecting pension.
 
WATCH: ANN7 reporter upset after EFF marchers pour water on her

Members of the EFF poured water on a journalist, Nomusa Phungula, from ANN7. They chased the crew from the Gupta-owned TV network from Pretoria earlier, saying they ‘don’t want the Guptas there’.

This is the reason why ANN7 still has employees. They're too stupid to realise people don't like the Guptas. :crylaugh:


http://citizen.co.za/news/news-national/1481082/watch-ann7-reporter-upset-eff-marchers-pour-water/
 
I hope someone can answer my stupid question:

With regards to the "MK Vets" from most of the pictures and videos available online from yesterday's marches, i'd say 70% of them are in their 20's to 30's age wise.

How the hell did they become vets? In nappies?
Its not vets. Its thugs being paid to stand around in camos pretending to be security.
 
I hope someone can answer my stupid question:

With regards to the "MK Vets" from most of the pictures and videos available online from yesterday's marches, i'd say 70% of them are in their 20's to 30's age wise.

How the hell did they become vets? In nappies?

I'm as puzzled by that as you are:
just like the "veterans" who stole farms in Zim, how come some of those "veterans" are clearly in their 20's, an age where they would not have been born the last time the MK actually did anything ...
 
So what happens now that the march is done?

The planning for the next one starts, hopefully the massive participation and peacefulness of this one will encourage more fence sitters to join in for the next one, as the "I'm scared" or "nobody else will show up so why should I" excuses have been completely sunk.
 
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Zimbabwe didn't happen overnight, it was a process.

Exactly, and that process is well underway here: corruption, political divisions, junk status and (most worrying) threatened changes to our constitution to allow illegal land grabs. It's now up to South Africans to keep a coordinated counter-process alive: interracial protest movements, intense media scrutiny, civic engagement and a general spirit of "get off your butt and do something rather than just moan online". Yesterday WAS the best start to that counter-movement we've had since 1994 and we need to keep up the pressure if it won't just be a case of "too little, too late". The two missions: get Zuma out before 2019, and take the elections away from the ANC in 2019.
 
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