Good Article: Time for the Truth!

[StrongTurd]

Everything is true on that article.
What was the country's population during apartheid?
Say it was 40-45 mil people. Out of that 5 mil were white and the rest were black, coloureds, and Indians.

So yeah the apartheid would easily serve the 5 mil people. Could easily provide better education, roads, infrastructure, jobs, and all that. Now the ANC has to "serve" 50 mil people (that's ten times the 5 mil people).

Where I cum from, we only got electricity, running water in 1996/98. I got Bantu education (almost every black person had that during that time).

South Africa's total population was 37 million on 1994. Of that number, 4.7 million were white.

Today SA has a population of ~ 54 million. It is estimated, however, that the while population has decreased to less than 4 million because about a million whites have buggered off or were murdered.

That means that the black population has increased by slightly less than 20 MILLION since 1994 and that EXCLUDES the 3 million illegal Zimbabweans we are so generously housing.

Don't you think that if people were less inclined to breed like rabbits that we would have been able to supply infrastructure to a far larger percentage of the population than what is currently the case?

 

[CyraxHB]

So you think it is right that the ANC is bringing the well being of whites down to that of blacks instead of uplifting blacks to the level of whites.

That is the mentality of africa and means that africa will never in a million years rise above poverty.

 

[Moederloos]

So you think it is right that the ANC is bringing the well being of whites down to that of blacks instead of uplifting blacks to the level of whites.

That is the mentality of africa and means that africa will never in a million years rise above poverty.

That is what I said - but he said it was not his intention - I am waiting for a reason for that.

 

[Gilgamesh]

So you think it is right that the ANC is bringing the well being of whites down to that of blacks instead of uplifting blacks to the level of whites.

That is the mentality of africa and means that africa will never in a million years rise above poverty.

Repeated for one who seems to have missed out on the "top-10" education:

Where did Gilgamesh say that?

All that he says is that things were not as rosy as many choose to remember.

 

[Gilgamesh]

That is what I said - but he said it was not his intention - I am waiting for a reason for that.

Where, in what was posted, is what you think was said?

 

[Moederloos]

Where, in what was posted, is what you think was said?

As I said a post back, you said that was not what you intended.
Tell us what you DID intend then.

 

[Gilgamesh]

As I said a post back, you said that was not what you intended.
Tell us what you DID intend then.

I said what I said. You seem to read more into it than is in the words. Intention is immaterial - the words are there - where in them do you find what you claim?

 

[Moederloos]

I said what I said. You seem to read more into it than is in the words. Intention is immaterial - the words are there - where in them do you find what you claim?

Running in circles is getting us nowhere.
Two posters read the same thing in your words. Either explain what you did mean, or live with your words being "misinterpreted".

I really do not need to score points by winning this futile argument.

 

[Gilgamesh]

Running in circles is getting us nowhere.
Two posters read the same thing in your words. Either explain what you did mean, or live with your words being "misinterpreted".

I really do not need to score points by winning this futile argument.

Whatever.

 

[Robin Hood]

During the 80s while I was at receiving my education my black brothers were burning their newly-built schools in the name of the struggle. Today I am qualified up to world-class standards while the guys that preferred throwing stones and burning busses are hardly able to read or write.

good work..I take my hat off to you

 

[Nod]

Where I cum from, we only got electricity, running water in 1996/98. I got Bantu education (almost every black person had that during that time).

No pun intended, or just a Freudian slip?

 

[dlk001]

I cracked up when I read that we had an education system rated in the top ten!

@ Fragtion, please refrain from calling people monkeys.

In top ten crap systems, Bantu rated High in my experience so far. So, I would guess it was good when you consider its intent, purpose.

My general opinion is that while equal access to education might have improved, a lot leaves to be desired in terms of quality.

 

[HavocXphere]

I said what I said. You seem to read more into it than is in the words.

If only I said what I knew should be said then I could say that I said what I would have liked everyone to know. That being said...Let it not be said that one could knowingly read too much into what I did not say with those aforesaid words.

Since we are now all enlightened by the truth...Lets go burn down something useful to protest against the lack of useful things in SA.

 

[LoneGunman]

the trouble is, the ANC have surrounded themselves with the idea that any resistance against them, is fuelled by 'racism'.
Because in some ways, a new armed war of liberation may have to begin, to prevent the country from slipping even further into Hell than it has done.
But people are too scared of being painted as 'undemocratic' (which is funny, given that there seems to be little democracy and even less freedom in SA now, than there was under apartheid).

Now there's the freedom to starve, be scared, put up with a level of stupidity in government, that no normal citizen should tolerate.

If folks (of all races) could get past the very clever PR and psychological warfare campaigns and garbage of the ANC in painting all of its critics as 'racists' - I think its almost a good patriotic duty, to those who say they love SA, to try to organize themselves into cells, and find overseas funding, and begin a new revolutionary movement, to bring down this current insane government..

Just like the original, very decent ANC did, way way back, when they first began.

History currently is repeating itself, and the majority of SA citizens, aren't benefiting at all from the ANC's version of 'government'.

Its up to you folks. 'Talking' doesn't change anything. And it never will.

Unless you take a leaf out of the ANC's own methods to bring itself to power, there's nothing at all, that can be done to stop
the ANC from continuing to do whatever it wants.

 

[StrongTurd]

If only I said what I knew should be said then I could say that I said what I would have liked everyone to know. That being said...Let it not be said that one could knowingly read too much into what I did not say with those aforesaid words.

Good one!

 

[JBFRobisher]

Interesting post BTW. People forget what it was really like under apartheid. I'm not surprised by some of the reactions though!

 

[fskmh]

Everything is true on that article.
What was the country's population during apartheid?
Say it was 40-45 mil people. Out of that 5 mil were white and the rest were black, coloureds, and Indians.

So yeah the apartheid would easily serve the 5 mil people. Could easily provide better education, roads, infrastructure, jobs, and all that. Now the ANC has to "serve" 50 mil people (that's ten times the 5 mil people).

This is pure drivel. The current energy crisis is due to an energy supply problem, not a capacity problem. Everyone except the ANC apologists appear to understand this clear distinction.

 

[frozt01100101]

the trouble is, the ANC have surrounded themselves with the idea that any resistance against them, is fuelled by 'racism'.
Because in some ways, a new armed war of liberation may have to begin, to prevent the country from slipping even further into Hell than it has done.
But people are too scared of being painted as 'undemocratic' (which is funny, given that there seems to be little democracy and even less freedom in SA now, than there was under apartheid).

Now there's the freedom to starve, be scared, put up with a level of stupidity in government, that no normal citizen should tolerate.

If folks (of all races) could get past the very clever PR and psychological warfare campaigns and garbage of the ANC in painting all of its critics as 'racists' - I think its almost a good patriotic duty, to those who say they love SA, to try to organize themselves into cells, and find overseas funding, and begin a new revolutionary movement, to bring down this current insane government..

Just like the original, very decent ANC did, way way back, when they first began.

History currently is repeating itself, and the majority of SA citizens, aren't benefiting at all from the ANC's version of 'government'.

Its up to you folks. 'Talking' doesn't change anything. And it never will.

Unless you take a leaf out of the ANC's own methods to bring itself to power, there's nothing at all, that can be done to stop
the ANC from continuing to do whatever it wants.

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks so. Extremist, maybe. But we're not in normal times. The singular concern I do have with this approach though, is that the final measure should be very properly determined beforehand.

If a group of people set out to affect a change, it should be with a set criterion of results. When these results have been achieved, they path from there must already be planned.

To explain how I mean, not the same as what happened in many African revolutions, with the revolutionary leading the country to freedom, but then what?

From that point on, we still need solid leadership and people with an intention to get this country ahead again.

 

[Rozier]

So, what Gilgamesh is saying is that instead of raising non-whites to a higher level, the ANC has merely brought the whole country to ruin.

Makes sense.

Yup, its called Africanization. Unless AIDS gets a move on, there is no hope.

 

[Rozier]

I cracked up when I read that we had an education system rated in the top ten!

@ Fragtion, please refrain from calling people monkeys.

Yes it really p1sses the monkeys off!