CapeXit 2

Poll is for all in South Africa -

  • Do you believe W/Cape secession from the Republic is feasible ?

    Votes: 28 34.1%

  • Would you support a bid for W/Cape to secede from the Republic ?

    Votes: 33 40.2%

  • In the event of secession being successful, would you consider migrating to W/Cape ?

    Votes: 23 28.0%

  • In the event of secession being successful, would you consider migrating out of W/Cape ?

    Votes: 3 3.7%

  • Would you support other provinces bids for secession ?

    Votes: 20 24.4%

  • I disagree to all questions

    Votes: 35 42.7%

  • Would you support a "Swiss Canton" style of governance for the Republic ?

    Votes: 24 29.3%
  • Total voters
    82
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Brian_G said:
Hmmm... I said yesterday, once every couple of years or so - turns out it's an average of every 2.7 years with officially recognised results.

And serious efforts go on weekly :oops:


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Brian_G said:
I wonder how much more the "unofficial success rate" is than this official 37%.... total maybe reaching toward 50%?
And how many unofficial countries are there actually?

You guys need to realise, this is completely normal in politics. Later...
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Don't miss this and other weird details at the end of the last page my peeps, quite revealing.......... :giggle:
 
Grant said:
you surely may

indeed

although registered to his name, the plot was subject to a finance agreement.
ownership / purchase, required a certain amount of financing - for that purpose he invited various financial institutions to present their offerings. of those he selected the one that best suited his needs at the time.

no.
no part of the property was subject to any lease / rental agreement with any 3rd party

he was not leasing any portion to any 3rd party

i'm not entirely certain nature (in this instance the kikuyu grass), could be held to contractural agreements.

i doubt the neighbor ever reasonably foresaw a need to enter into an agreement with himself to register a servitude / passage over his own land.
were that to be the case, he would have been registered as both dominant & subservient servitude holder simultaneously - which in itself requires a merger of the properties.

a quagmire indeed - one henceforth that shall be known as "the great kikuyu uprising of 2021".
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I don't get it.... who was growing the grass, and was it on his own land?

Is 'the' neighbor his neighbor or your neighbor?

Who is/was the conflict between, and over what was there conflict?
 
lexity said:
I don't get it.... who was growing the grass, and was it on his own land?
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my neighbor was growing the grass, on his own land

lexity said:
Is 'the' neighbor his neighbor or your neighbor?
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"A neighbor of mine subdivided his plot".
my neighbor


lexity said:
Who is/was the conflict between, and over what was there conflict?
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the conflict was between my neighbor & some kikuyu grass on his land.

the conflict revolved around a disparity in treatment - part of the grass was treated to the gentle trimming carried out by a hovering Flymo lawnmower.
another part of the grass was being butchered by a petrol driven Rolux lawnmower.

as a result of the increasingly restive conduct by the "butchered" grass, my neighbor threw his hands into the air, created a subdivision of the original and main piece of land, thereby seceding - leaving the restive and uncooperative grass to it's own devices - a decision he would later come to regret during contemplation whilst sitting on the verdant rolling lawns of valkenburg hospital & finger painting white lilies on a dirty piece of canvas !
 
Grant said:
my neighbor was growing the grass, on his own land


"A neighbor of mine subdivided his plot".
my neighbor
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:ROFL: Ok, I admit... I was too lazy to scroll back.

Grant said:
the conflict was between my neighbor & some kikuyu grass on his land.

the conflict revolved around a disparity in treatment - part of the grass was treated to the gentle trimming carried out by a hovering Flymo lawnmower.
another part of the grass was being butchered by a petrol driven Rolux lawnmower.

as a result of the increasingly restive conduct by the "butchered" grass, my neighbor threw his hands into the air, created a subdivision of the original and main piece of land, thereby seceding - leaving the restive and uncooperative grass to it's own devices - a decision he would later come to regret during contemplation whilst sitting on the verdant rolling lawns of valkenburg hospital & finger painting white lilies on a dirty piece of canvas !
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Oh my.

And the moral of the story is......?
 
lexity said:
I'll go.... Iceland, from Denmark. 1944

Decided, iirc through a referendum.
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OMG. How about an example where the secession is from part of a geographically whole country? Not a blerry settlement 2000km's away. Which, by the way, was originally created b y Norway.
 
vigras rojara said:
Someone will probably be along shortly with a tale about a neighbour who subdivided his plot, thus proving that secession is not only normal but happening daily.

The neighbour was exercising his FoA rights to not associate with the remainder of his plot.
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Did you see that lexie actually brought up secession in the "Israel launched attack on Iran" thread?

It's pathological.
 
Splinter said:
OMG. How about an example where the secession is from part of a geographically whole country? Not a blerry settlement 2000km's away. Which, by the way, was originally created b y Norway.
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You're just getting emotional because ToxicBunny was put in his place... on invitation.

p.s. Oh, and take those VR goggles off for God's sake, they make you look weird.
 
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lexity said:
You're just getting emotional because ToxicBunny was put in his place... on invitation.

p.s. Oh, and take those VR goggles off for God's sake, they make you look weird.
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Oh yeah I definitely was.. If by putting in my place you mean you made a bit of a fool of yourself as usual then you're on the money.
 
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