Mmusi Maimane: I won't quit

Have you been to the Western Cape yet?
It's a different country my man.

Has anything changed? Haven't been there in a while.

I'm referring to their influence at national level. They were fairly more active and visible in the past 5 years than any period.
 
Some need a competitive edge others dont.

In that light no one needs direct barriers enforced on them to prevent them from advancing themselves. It affects everyone in South Africa negatively.

Second post of yours in a similar vein, and this kind of posts is also the reason why I have/had way more respect for adrianax than for you, as least she had big enough balls to say what she meant straight off the bat. It's a bit of a pity that she was banned actually when I look back at it now, at least she could be reasoned with.
 
They don't want you in leadership anymore because of your support of BEE, don't quit...split the party into two and take the black voters with you.
Lol. I'd be surprised if he can get 2% of the voters to leave with him, maybe some black millennials that don't care about struggle credentials and aren't radical enough to join EFF.
 
Lol. I'd be surprised if he can get 2% of the voters to leave with him, maybe some black millennials that don't care about struggle credentials and aren't radical enough to join EFF.
Is it not a problem for a party that prides itself on non radicalism to have people who think like that? Why should it be black supporters who leaves with him?
 
Is it not a problem for a party that prides itself on non radicalism to have people who think like that? Why should it be black supporters who leaves with him?
Someone else suggested that not me, so ask them, but that's all that Mmusi offers. He is just the BEE, ANClite candidate and against Ramaposha he doesn't really offer anything.
 
Is that not a contradiction, how can you have non-racialism and laws based on race?
You can't. It's bullcrap. Anything can be rationalised.

The free market loves KISS. The free market is good for everyone.
 
Someone else suggested that not me, so ask them, but that's all that Mmusi offers. He is just the BEE, ANClite candidate and against Ramaposha he doesn't really offer anything.
How can you say that? Under his leadership the DA got three metros, through coalition's of course but they got enough votes to be in that position, are you not giving him the credit for that?
 
Second post of yours in a similar vein, and this kind of posts is also the reason why I have/had way more respect for adrianax than for you, as least she had big enough balls to say what she meant straight off the bat. It's a bit of a pity that she was banned actually when I look back at it now, at least she could be reasoned with.
You really believe I care what idiots on the internet think of me? You can shove your respect whereever you want. I do not care for an iota of your misguided respect, as if I need it.

Shame. Act high and almighty as if someone should vye for his respect? Pfttt.
 
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Can you not uplift ALL people who is disadvantaged, why must it be based on race?
Soft-bigotry of low expectation. Non-whites need to be "helped" to be able to amount to anything. Worked for the ANC, so Mmusi thinks it would help the DA. He is disappointing the Whites who also thought of him as a "Cool black guy who speaks good english" which is, ironically, also soft-bigotry.
 
How can you say that? Under his leadership the DA got three metros, through coalition's of course but they got enough votes to be in that position, are you not giving him the credit for that?
Natural growth and Zuma.
 
Can you not uplift ALL people who is disadvantaged, why must it be based on race?

Because that goes against the particular brand of Marxism that Mmusi and all good SJW subscribe to. They don't view the oppressor and oppressed struggle as being between the rich and poor. They view it as an unholy combination of black/white, male/female, straight/LGBTBBQWTFKKK.
 
I give Zuma credit for that.

Not really. There are many people, especially the so called middle class, who went to DA because of their good governance (real or perceived).
 
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