Blacks still waiting for better life: Vavi

Time to stop waiting. I can also sit and wait for a job and wait for food and wait for an education.

Waiting is not going to get you anywhere.
 
Garyvdh said:
http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=5468891



Typical! It's all the white people's fault again. :mad:

He leaves it to a foot note to mention how the corrupt ANC fat cats are pocketing or diverting all the money intended for the upliftment of all South Africans. :rolleyes:
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Vavi should hang out on this forum - there are some supremely intelligent people who will point out to him that the good life is already here.
 
Blacks still waiting for better life: Vavi
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...because the those in power will forever keep them poor and stupid. ride the beast, but KISS.
 
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Garyvdh said:
http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=5468891



Typical! It's all the white people's fault again. :mad:

He leaves it to a foot note to mention how the corrupt ANC fat cats are pocketing or diverting all the money intended for the upliftment of all South Africans. :rolleyes:
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Huh ? Did you even read it ?

"Today comrades I want to say the situation we find ourselves in arises not only because we are still smarting from the effects of 300 years of colonialism and 40 years of apartheid. Increasingly, all the more so after 16 years, we are also reaping the benefits of a lack of strong, visionary and uncompromising leadership."

A culture of crass materialism had invaded the public sector and even "our revolutionary movement".

"Resources intended for the public good are being diverted to individuals' pockets so that the poor may be forever trapped in inequalities, poverty and unemployment. Crass materialism and greed threaten the foundations of our democracy," he said. - Sapa

WTF ? confirmation bias much ?

Bwahahahahahahahaha
 
JohnGalt said:
Huh ? Did you even read it ?

WTF ? confirmation bias much ?

Bwahahahahahahahaha
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Yes I did read it. That's why I said he blamed the whites first and only put what should have been the main reason as a footnote. Did you actually read HIS article or MY post? :rolleyes:

We are actually hiring at the moment. We are looking for a book keeper - someone who is skilled in Pastel. We have advertised the position for BEE candidates only.

We are quite willing to do the whole upliftment and correction of past inequalities thing. But at the same time we are looking for honest hard working people.

So far out of all the CV's we have obtained, I must say that the "out of country" candidates look far more experienced and qualified than the local candidates.

Until South Africans shed their innate sense of entitlement and acquired skills of laziness, corruption and Labour threatening this country will never reach its full potential.
 
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we are also reaping the benefits of a lack of strong, visionary and uncompromising leadership."
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I've said this before - why hasn't the ANC produced any real meaningful leaders? Don't they have anyone more capable than the current lot of pathetic individuals?
A forumite once said - 'they may be corrupt and steal but at least they don't murder'. WTF?
Blacks are still waiting because they are led by a bunch of narcissistic incompetents.
 
He said 72 percent of the unemployed in the country were young people between 15 and 34 years of age.
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Unemployed at the age of 15? no kidding...
 
Keeper said:
Unemployed at the age of 15? no kidding...
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And in the same breath The AWB gets flamed because ET was employing a 15 year old.

They should decide. Do they want to be victims or just stupid.

Do you want to work or do you want to play the child labour card...
 
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Frankie said:
They key word being "waiting" and not working.
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I share your sentiments, it's as if they have this 'give me' attitude all the time, always waiting for a better life! It's not going to be handed to you buddy (although is'nt that exactly what BEE does anyway), you need to still work for it!
 
While the fault lines of the apartheid economy remained largely intact, he also blamed colonialism, apartheid and a "lack of strong, visionary and uncompromising leadership" post-1994 for the situation the country found itself in.

"Today comrades I want to say the situation we find ourselves in arises not only because we are still smarting from the effects of 300 years of colonialism and 40 years of apartheid. Increasingly, all the more so after 16 years, we are also reaping the benefits of a lack of strong, visionary and uncompromising leadership."

A culture of crass materialism had invaded the public sector and even "our revolutionary movement".

"Resources intended for the public good are being diverted to individuals' pockets so that the poor may be forever trapped in inequalities, poverty and unemployment. Crass materialism and greed threaten the foundations of our democracy," he said. - Sapa
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We might not like what he is saying, but let's face it - the man speaks the truth.
"Our Revolutionary Movement" obviously refers to the ANC and the blatant materialism and self-serving attitude of its members. I fully agree with him. Vavi is increasingly speaking out against the ANC and I foresee their alliance crumbling in the not too distant future (or at least I hope it does).

Instead of making crass jokes about how black people are "waiting" instead of "working" you should maybe read with a bit more insight.
 
DementedDiva said:
We might not like what he is saying, but let's face it - the man speaks the truth.
"Our Revolutionary Movement" obviously refers to the ANC and the blatant materialism and self-serving attitude of its members. I fully agree with him. Vavi is increasingly speaking out against the ANC and I foresee their alliance crumbling in the not too distant future (or at least I hope it does).

Instead of making crass jokes about how black people are "waiting" instead of "working" you should maybe read with a bit more insight.
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http://www.mylocal.co.za/google/search?hl=en&q=vavi+deals&cr=countryZA
 
DementedDiva said:
We might not like what he is saying, but let's face it - the man speaks the truth.
"Our Revolutionary Movement" obviously refers to the ANC and the blatant materialism and self-serving attitude of its members. I fully agree with him. Vavi is increasingly speaking out against the ANC and I foresee their alliance crumbling in the not too distant future (or at least I hope it does).

Instead of making crass jokes about how black people are "waiting" instead of "working" you should maybe read with a bit more insight.
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Welcome to the Forum,we like to make jokes,it keeps most of the tention away.
 
DementedDiva said:
We might not like what he is saying, but let's face it - the man speaks the truth.
"Our Revolutionary Movement" obviously refers to the ANC and the blatant materialism and self-serving attitude of its members. I fully agree with him. Vavi is increasingly speaking out against the ANC and I foresee their alliance crumbling in the not too distant future (or at least I hope it does).

Instead of making crass jokes about how black people are "waiting" instead of "working" you should maybe read with a bit more insight.
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+1

Vavi is out soon....he's becomeing to vocal towards the main beneficiaries in the ruling party...
 
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