Article: Malema calls Zille a cockroach

Nope - that was an aside. I took your argument on already. This is something new and exciting.

Well it's a non argument so I don't really care. If you want exact figures on how many black people where raped, beaten, tortured etc, google it.
 
Well it's a non argument so I don't really care. If you want exact figures on how many black people where raped, beaten, tortured etc, google it.

No, I don't. I just wanted to know what a 'large percentage' was.

If you were talking about quantities I am sure that just 1 person raped, tortured, beaten etc would be too large a number.
 
I see we have yet another round of "But my maid/gardner/etc said 'Ja baas it was better during Apartheid'..."

And we have Albareth trying to say the pass law could have worked for her safety as well?

LOL, apartheid must have been so lovely for everyone judging by the comments. It makes me wonder why the black people of SA fought for freedom if it was such a paradise.
 
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Jeez....crap like this really scares me. I really hope the voters in Cape Town is smart enough to know better and keep the ANC out of their Provincial government. I have gone from disliking the ANC to hating them and for everything they stand for. They are hell bent on turning this country into your typical African failed state.
 
No, I don't. I just wanted to know what a 'large percentage' was.

If you were talking about quantities I am sure that just 1 person raped, tortured, beaten etc would be too large a number.

Exactly. Guess what? It happened, and there is no denying that it did.

It's still a non argument as a large percentage of the population did experience discrimination, and many of those people did experience at least one of the things I mentioned. So what if i did not accurately pin point the exact figures of how many people where tortured etc. You cannot deny that these things occurred.
 
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LOL, go to a library and look up Apartheid, or if you are to lazy to do that simply do a search on google. Apartheid was a very real event in SA history. It was a time where a certain group (the majority of SA people) was discriminated against by a small group of people. A large percentage of this majority group was beaten, tortured, raped, killed and socially and economically discriminated against for a very long time. Yeah, I'm sure a person of that group is just longing to experience it all over again.:rolleyes:

And a large percentage of this minority were against the system and did their best to halt this discrimination despite fear of reprisals - yet they fall in the same category as the oppressors?
 
And a large percentage of this minority were against the system and did their best to halt this discrimination despite fear of reprisals - yet they fall in the same category as the oppressors?

That is the problem in judging people based on skin colour as opposed to who and what they really are.
 
And a large percentage of this minority were against the system and did their best to halt this discrimination despite fear of reprisals - yet they fall in the same category as the oppressors?

I'm not arguing with that.
 
That is the problem in judging people based on skin colour as opposed to who and what they really are.

That is the crux of the biggest problem in SA. We are all so obsessed with skin colour that we forget that we are all basically the same, with similar wants needs and ideals.

Except maybe ANC politicians, they seem to be from another planet.
 
That is the crux of the biggest problem in SA. We are all so obsessed with skin colour that we forget that we are all basically the same, with similar wants needs and ideals.

Except maybe ANC politicians, they seem to be from another planet.

Uranus perhaps?
 
Some sanity... now for the chief to step in as well.

Cape Town - Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe on Wednesday took ANC youth league leader Julius Malema to task for referring to Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille as a cockroach.

"We must put our points across without trying to demean each other," he told the National Assembly during question time.
"I think it's downright simple bad manners," Motlanthe said.
Full story here:
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/Malemas-Zille-insult-bad-manners-20101103
 
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