marine1
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Clearly......You whitey
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daveza
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I was around when we were still a union so yes, I really understand.
She did not write it as an opinion - and even if she had then we are entitled to challenge her opinion.
When you write rubbish like ' the land you white people stole ' then that cannot go unanswered as it is perhaps factually correct but ignores the fact that it was 'stolen' from those who themselves had stolen it from others long before us.
Yet conveniently she chooses not to include that in her 'opinion'.
One thing that pisses me off about the article by Gillian Schutte is that she thinks all black people need validation from white people to live their lives and practice their culture. For example, if a black person, like Zuma, wants to have more than 10 wives then good for him. It is allowed in the constitution. Polygamy is a shock and is still a shock to most white people and black people brought up and brainwashed to believe that black culture is inferior to white/western culture/tradition.
I just read a few of Schutte's comments on Max du Preez's status update and she said
This woman just wants to make money. First step is to market her name by bringing up a very emotive topic that will get people all emotional and talkative. She wants people to buy her books and sadly people will buy her books and she'll receive the attention she craves. She'll be smiling all the way to the bank soon while everyone else will have heart attacks.
marine1
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Its a shock to us because we know having one wife is more than enough, have you ever tried to please 1 x white woman? It's a full time job.
Exactly. Her lifestyle probably requires a hefty income.
Albereth
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Questions are a fail. How is anyone supposed to answer any of the 'how many' questions honestly and/or with self awareness? I'd say try again but that sounds like a recipe for an OD.
Albereth
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It isn't a shock at all. It is just a pain that I have to pay for it. And let me state that I object to paying for even one wife but I can see that maybe the missus does earn her keep in some state functions. With Zumatello's lot we should have a reduction in the cleaning and ironing bill, but sadly not. Mind you, who irons a loin cloth? And on that subject, who puts the Shoeshine on the cultural takkies?
I don't see how different laws for different coloured people are fair, I also don't see why the tax payer should foot the bill for all his wives, not my culture so why should I pay for it.
Kosmik
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Looking after his wives should be his problem and come out of his salary.
atomcrusher
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.. which we, the SA taxpayer, pays
.. which we, the SA taxpayer, pays
This goes beyond his R12mil salary.
http://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/news/zuma-wives-to-cost-taxpayers-r500m-1.1367244#.UOkhrGx9Cy4
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bla bla bla white people bla bla bla black people bla bla bla
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General rule of thumb on the internet, unless I see her in person, its a he.
Kosmik
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.. which we, the SA taxpayer, pays
Yes but you can't begrudge a man his salary, it's all the extra's I have a problem with.
Ekstasis
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Nobody currently alive had anything to do with the decisions made in the 17th, 18th and 19th century. I don't see why anyone must apologise for things that happened so many years ago.
As for Apartheid, I don't feel the need as a white man to apologise to any non-white individual for the injustice that occurred because of it. Nor do I feel obligated to do so. Why? Because I didn't have a say in those decisions from the government of the time. I had more interests in girls, partying and good grades...."Die Nuus om sewe" was something for my dad to watch, I preferred Dallas @ eight on Tuesdays.
As for Apartheid, I don't feel the need as a white man to apologise to any non-white individual for the injustice that occurred because of it. Nor do I feel obligated to do so. Why? Because I didn't have a say in those decisions from the government of the time. I had more interests in girls, partying and good grades...."Die Nuus om sewe" was something for my dad to watch, I preferred Dallas @ eight on Tuesdays.
Vrotappel
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funny guys.
Let me put it another way...
Why after 20 years is there still this kind of discussion going on in SA society.
Oddly enough, I don't recall the black/white vitriol anywhere near this extent in our first 10 years of 'democracy'.
Two possibilities -
During the first 10 years it was a 'let's give it a chance' attitude.
During the second twenty years - and forgive me if this is not PC...
the whites got gatvol of the decay and wastage ( theft ) and the blacks got gatvol that nothing much had changed for them.
And as the government makes whites ( born-frees or otherwise ) responsible for the status-quo we are back where we were 20 years ago.
So, will some real leaders please stand the fsk up and get us off this merry-go-round.
It's easier to blame than to accept responsibility.
SA now needs the ANC and its voters to accept responsibility for the last 20 years.