Malema sees himself as Number Two

Cool E said:
put your facts straight. State your reason otherwise you are just trolling
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"We are guilty of thinking." (February 10 2012 at an ANCYL lekgotla.)

"The ANC Youth League will also establish a Botswana command team, which will work towards uniting all oppositional forces in Botswana to oppose the puppet regime of Botswana, led by the Botswana Democratic Party." (August 1 2011, as read out at a meeting in Boksburg.)

"The BDP is a footstool of imperialism, a security threat to Africa and always under constant puppetry [sic] of the United States." (August 1 2011, Malema reading from an ANCYL statement in Boksburg.)
 
Sinbad said:
"We are guilty of thinking." (February 10 2012 at an ANCYL lekgotla.)

"The ANC Youth League will also establish a Botswana command team, which will work towards uniting all oppositional forces in Botswana to oppose the puppet regime of Botswana, led by the Botswana Democratic Party." (August 1 2011, as read out at a meeting in Boksburg.)

"The BDP is a footstool of imperialism, a security threat to Africa and always under constant puppetry [sic] of the United States." (August 1 2011, Malema reading from an ANCYL statement in Boksburg.)
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not authorised to speak on behalf of yl.cant comment on that.

But i am free to vote any party that will bring change in my area. EFF will be the better opposition party as they know how the ruling party do things.
 
Cool E said:
education and healthcare should be free to disadvantage people who are willing to study and improve the economy. As for the houses and sanintation - people must be assisted but not given free.
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How will this be properly managed? A country cannot support a system like this throughout its entire existence. This system can possibly be abused, not only by poor, but also by the middle and higher income, and most likely government. How do you know that the person is a lower or higher income class? I know rich people where mommy and daddy let their own children work their asses to pay their own studies without any support. Further when you assist, this may result in huge debts, currently a community which is given sanitation is destroying these, always moving backwards.

In countries like Canada they are already taking away these privileges and subsidies, various reasons, but highly due to the natives abusing these systems, also new Canadian citizens.

There is other solution, but not in regard with this topic.
 
Fulcrum29 said:
How will this be properly managed? A country cannot support a system like this throughout its entire existence. This system can possibly be abused, not only by poor, but also by the middle and higher income, and most likely government. How do you know that the person is a lower or higher income class? I know rich people where mommy and daddy let their own children work their asses to pay their own studies without any support. Further when you assist, this may result in huge debts, currently a community which is given sanitation is destroying these, always moving backwards.

In countries like Canada they are already taking away these privileges and subsidies, various reasons, but highly due to the natives abusing these systems, also new Canadian citizens.

There is other solution, but not in regard with this topic.
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what is the other solution?
 
Wag said:
Huh? I do not think he is, I know he is
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Malema is not an idiot, same with pastors telling people they will become rich if they "plant a seed" by donating money to the church
They know exactly what they are doing.

He might seem like an idiot, but an idiot he is not.
 
Keeper said:
Malema is not an idiot, same with pastors telling people they will become rich if they "plant a seed" by donating money to the church
They know exactly what they are doing.

He might seem like an idiot, but an idiot he is not.
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Someone said - "He is a wise fool"
 
Cool E said:
not authorised to speak on behalf of yl.cant comment on that.

But i am free to vote any party that will bring change in my area. EFF will be the better opposition party as they know how the ruling party do things.
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In your area.? Bwahahahahahahaha...! You know how many promises malema made that he never lived up to? From promising school shoes to wheel chairs and never delivering to those needy people why the hell would he deliver in your "area"..? Keep on dreaming.
 
Education in the UK is free. All you pay for is text books and uniform.
 
Cool E said:
education and healthcare should be free to disadvantage people who are willing to study and improve the economy. As for the houses and sanintation - people must be assisted but not given free.
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Ja, I take back the nay about education. Basic education should be free for the disadvantaged and all those who go to no-fee schools and work hard enough to get themselves into varsity should be given automatic financial aid by NSFAS.
 
Cool E said:
Majority of the youth are educated and unemployed. Rapid change is needed in our country to stabilize the economy.
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Just read through this thread and this post kinda stuck out for me... Cool E, can you point to one, just one, any one I don't care, but one time in this third rock from the Sun's history, where rapid or radical political change has been followed by an immediate period of economic stability or prosperity?
If you can, awesome, 'cos as it stands, I'm of the opinion that radical change is usually followed by some of the worst periods in this world's history. So, standing by...
 
greg0205 said:
Just read through this thread and this post kinda stuck out for me... Cool E, can you point to one, just one, any one I don't care, but one time in this third rock from the Sun's history, where rapid or radical political change has been followed by an immediate period of economic stability or prosperity?
If you can, awesome, 'cos as it stands, I'm of the opinion that radical change is usually followed by some of the worst periods in this world's history. So, standing by...
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South Africa. IFP misbehaved a bit
 
saksakgp said:
I like the concept of fighting for economic freedom but I don’t agree with their proposed methods.
Expropriation of land without compensation - thumbs down.
Nationalisation of mines, banks, and strategic sectors - thumbs down.
Free education, healthcare, houses, and sanitation - thumbs down.
Massive protected industrial development – thumbs up.

There is space for everyone of us to succeed economically without talking a share of other people’s economic success, not matter how ill-gotten it may be. We just need to stare at the ceiling(or look at the clouds) and think about people’s needs and wants, thereafter come up with ways to provide. We would all be economically active if we all did this. One problem is that many people stare at the ceiling and come up with expensive ideas then they blame lack of start-up capital. Another problem is that South Africans like working for other people. This economic freedom movement should create a nationwide network of young entrepreneurs who will all promise to buy within the network: young supporting young. Maybe a bank will form from that by also tapping into stokvels. It might because a pyramid but it might also become a large conglomerate of young entrepreneurs, or something like that. I think that I have reached the end of my thinking capacity, etc… etc… etc…

NB. I might have to rethink what I have posted. Sharp.
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saksakgp said:
South Africa. IFP misbehaved a bit
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Nice posts. However, with malema pushing for power, this country is simply moving closer to the civil wars that erupt, around 20 years after liberation, in African countries. He is taking advantage of a very volatile situation, attracting the most antagonistic.

One interesting thing, concerning malema's new push, is that it is just the kind of thing communists do, by escalating the situation through a proxy, thereby forcing the populace to accept whatever proposals they, as opposed to the proxy, have put forth.
 
Lightscribe said:
One interesting thing, concerning malema's new push, is that it is just the kind of thing communists do, by escalating the situation through a proxy, thereby forcing the populace to accept whatever proposals they, as opposed to the proxy, have put forth.
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Who are the communists and who's the proxy in this scenario? ANC the former and Malema the latter?
 
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