Kuli's coloured column sparks outrage

I first read all the articles that called for her to be fired and it seemed quite serious, then I read her article now and it seemed so tame. I say worse things about my race than that, but then again I think I am funnier than her and if you say things about your own race you can get away with it easier.

JungleBoy said:
She is married to a white man, isn't she? Doesn't that mean she has coloured children?

Yes it does mean it. Maybe she got a letter from Allan too. We are like the borg and sooner or later you will join the collective - resistance is futile.
 
Did that Mbongeni Ngema song offend you? Can't locate MW's thread on it to see if you responded;)

Typical stereotypical mindset.

The song doesnt offend me.... its more a tribute to Indians. Shows just how envious others are.
 
There was enough uproar from the Indian community to have it taken off the airwaves.

Not sure how you can compare racist bile to an article that is stereotypical of a certain section of the population.

Big difference.

Its much easier to not be a racist when you mock your own.
 
Not sure how you can compare racist bile to an article that is stereotypical of a certain section of the population.

Big difference.

Its much easier to not be a racist when you mock your own.
Which is stereotypical? I thought you said Bullard wasn't racist (in the article he was fired for)? I assume you're referring to Ngema on the stereotypes (of Indians).

Edit: I see Kuli's been fired too.
 
Which is stereotypical? I thought you said Bullard wasn't racist (in the article he was fired for)? I assume you're referring to Ngema on the stereotypes (of Indians).

Did you even read Bullards article ?

Ngema was not stereotyping, rather more on the lines off hate speech. Again, notice the subtle differentiation.
 
Now you're starting to sound like that right wing brigade that believe they can spew racist bile as long as it's "factual":wtf:

“Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground, they want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the roar of its many waters.” Frederick Douglass, a former slave
 
Did you even read Bullards article ?

Ngema was not stereotyping, rather more on the lines off hate speech. Again, notice the subtle differentiation.
We probably won't ever agree on this. But my last word on this is that Ngema was stereotyping what was perceived of Indians in black communities. He just said out loud what people already believed & voiced in private.

Even David apologised for this column (yes I read it on the day it came out),
He says he now concedes he "pushed the boundaries too far".

"For that I offer sincere and heartfelt apologies to those who were offended, including Mondli Makhanya, my friend and former editor, whom I respect enormously.

"Particularly offensive to so many was the suggestion that a family who had lost a child would mourn for a week or so and then have another child. Despite my claim that this is a fantasy South Africa, I realise that this was an insensitive remark to make and I humbly apologise.
 
Adios

Edit: I see Kuli's been fired too.

It takes more than a lame attempt at humour to be a "Journalist" -- at least on any national sheet.

Tried to be too clever and never had the background or skill to pull it off.

Fail as "journalist" first -- maybe racist second !
 
It takes more than a lame attempt at humour to be a "Journalist" -- at least on any national sheet.

Tried to be too clever and never had the background or skill to pull it off.

Fail as "journalist" first -- maybe racist second !
The Sunday World is a crazy tabloid...did you really expect real journalists to be working there?
 
Being from Cape Town, I miss say I miss Cape coloured women.

When I was young, I used to love playing with their silky hair and wished I could get rid of my kinky course variety.

"What’s wrong with you?" asked my friend while applying skin lightener.

"Black is beautiful, why would you wanna be any other race?"

I ignore her and her weave and go back to my dreams of being yellow and speaking like I’m singing.

Coloured girls are the future for various reasons:

# They will never leave dark foundation on your shirt after a hug;

# You will never run out of cigarettes;

# You will always be assured of a large family as many of these girls breed as if Allan Boesak sent them on a mission to increase the coloured race;

# They don’t have to fork out thousands on their hair as they mostly have silky hair that doesn’t need relaxers or weaves;

# They always know where to get hair curlers and wear them with pride, even in shopping malls;

# You don’t have to listen to those clicks most African languages have;

# They are the closest thing to being a white woman and we know you black men love them as they look like they’ve popped out of an Usher music video;

# Their bruises are more obvious than ours, so if you hit her it will be easier to see;

# They don’t have to send their sons to initiation school, where they stand a chance of getting a horrendous infection and even dying.

My friend disagrees with me about coloured women.

She insists that black guys don’t date crazy people.

"What?" she says. "Coloureds are nuts because:

# They drink Black Label beer and smoke like chimneys;

# They shout and throw plates;

# They have no front teeth and eat fish like they are trying to deplete the ocean;

# They love to fight in public and most are very violent;

# They’re always referring to your mother’s this or that;

# They know exactly what Tik is;

# They love designer clothes;

# They love making love, and leave even the randiest negro exhausted;

# They walk around in their gowns and pyjamas during the day.

What is wrong with my friend? I wonder.

So what if folk walk around in their gowns and pyjamas during the day, especially since they will eventually go back to bed?

Why waste washing powder?

Shouting is also sometimes necessary, especially when you speak to folk like Jimmy Manyi, who might not have a clue what he is talking about.

Designer labels are mostly made in the Cape, so why should they not love them?

Referring to one’s mother should also not be an issue, unless a monkey gave birth to you.

Besides, reminding you of your mother shouldn’t be a bad idea. Call her now.

What the hell is wrong with loving sex? Should they hate it?

Just because my friend is a lousy lay doesn’t mean the entire coloured nation should not like protected sex.

Knowing what tik is doesn’t necessarily mean one is using it, I told my daft friend.

Saying they are violent is also a generalisation.

I know plenty of coloured fraudsters and coloured Hari Krishnas.

Of course I miss coloured people. Which other race do you know that is more obsessed with naai masjiene. Oh, and I don’t mean sewing machines.

Besides, only in the Cape would you hear somebody screaming out: Jou ma owe jou hond sex geld!"
I think some of my brain cells just committed suicide after reading that .
 
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