Malema kicks out BBC journalist

[techead]

well some elements of the white population used the K-word to refer to black people.

So what's the issue in Malema referring to the journo as a "bastard and a bloody agent" ?

you gotta be fckking kidding me, right!?

 

[bodhi]

you gotta be fckking kidding me, right!?

no I'm not. Not condoning Malema's actions (and those of the other elements involved) but one has to be reminded ....

 

[grayston]

well some elements of the white population used the K-word to refer to black people.

So what's the issue in Malema referring to the journo as a "bastard and a bloody agent" ?

Nice troll. No biscuit, though. ;-)

 

[bodhi]

Nice troll. No biscuit, though. ;-)

none expected in the first place. It's a well-known fact about the K-word ....

 

[techead]

no I'm not. Not condoning Malema's actions (and those of the other elements involved) but one has to be reminded ....

have a biscuit

use your bloody head mate, come on. just becasue people called black people k back in the day doesnt give someone the right to express reverse racism, srsly.

especialy from someone who claims to be building equality and a democracy. if you building a democracy you doint point fingers at a race

 

[bodhi]

have a biscuit

use your bloody head mate, come on. just becasue people called black people k back in the day doesnt give someone the right to express reverse racism, srsly.

especialy from someone who claims to be building equality and a democracy. if you building a democracy you doint point fingers at a race

completely in agreement with you on your statement and I'm not condoning Malema's actions (sigh - 2nd time I'm stating this)

 

[warchylde]

Come on guys - Imagine how boring our lives would be without foolius and his - digits IQ.

 

[techead]

then what on earth was the point of your post!? LOL

 

[bodhi]

then what on earth was the point of your post!? LOL

to state that some (if not all) racial groups used words to verbally describe other racial groups - which will unfortunately always happen.

And it doesn't happen in SA alone - worldwide

 

[Vrotappel]

So 'this' is the best the ANC youth has got to offer. Wonder what he will be replaced with once he's taken out?

 

[bodhi]

to state that some (if not all) racial groups used words to verbally describe other racial groups - which will unfortunately always happen.

And it doesn't happen in SA alone - worldwide

and it happens between members of the same race as well - have been (and sometimes is) guilty of this myself.

 

[Sting]

well some elements of the white population used the K-word to refer to black people.

So what's the issue in Malema referring to the journo as a "bastard and a bloody agent" ?

So when last did any political party call an international press conference and use the K word?

 

[bodhi]

So when last did any political party call an international press conference and use the K word?

dunno mate - I grew up after 1994.

So I was spared that fascist propaganda.

What happened in SA from 1948 until 1994 shows us unfortunately

 

[Voicy]

So 'this' is the best the ANC youth has got to offer. Wonder what he will be replaced with once he's taken out?

Actually there are much better ones, they're just being kept under the rug.

check how the ANC seniors ensured that Malema stayed in the top spot.

Party sources said part of the reason for Malema’s convincing victories was because the nomination procedure for top district posts was changed from the usual secret ballot to a show of hands – under the watchful eyes of senior ANC leaders. Malema himself witnessed voting at the OR Tambo conference.

Malema’s supporters so far command support from three of the youth body’s regions – Amathole, OR Tambo and Cacadu. Andile Lungisa, Malema’s deputy who is tipped to challenge for the top position, has backing from the Nelson Mandela Metro, while Alfred Nzo, Chris Hani and Joe Gqabi regions have yet to decide .

The Dispatch learnt from reliable sources that senior leaders in both Amathole and OR Tambo regions helped to stem the challenge by Lungisa and his supporters .

The leaders attended and impressed on delegates the importance of emerging from the conference with a positive outcome for Malema.

sauce

 

[Sting]

dunno mate - I grew up after 1994.

So I was spared that fascist propaganda.

What happened in SA from 1948 until 1994 shows us unfortunately

Maybe you need to grow up some more?

 

[Moederloos]

Maybe you need to grow up some more?

Agreed.

The whole point of the negotiated settlement was to avoid having to go to the place we are now heading - and now only because of the ANC's racist agenda.

 

[bodhi]

Maybe you need to grow up some more?

yeah - maybe I should. But that's the beauty of democracy - you can have your opinion and I can have mine.

And what's more wonderful is that we can discuss it online. I respect your POV (even though I don't agree with it and I don't expect you to be in agreement with me).

And I am thankful that I got to form my opinions and views in a post-apartheid SA.

 

[PeterCH]

dunno mate - I grew up after 1994.

So I was spared that fascist propaganda.

What happened in SA from 1948 until 1994 shows us unfortunately

What happened before 1948?

 

[bodhi]

What happened before 1948?

referred to when Malan and the Nats won the elections. Apartheid (from my knowlegde) was fully government sanctioned starting from 1948.

Was unfortunately prevalent before 1948 .

 

[grayston]

to state that some (if not all) racial groups used words to verbally describe other racial groups - which will unfortunately always happen.

And it doesn't happen in SA alone - worldwide

Ah! So this is about removing the rod from your own eye before attending to the speck in your brother's?