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With a sprinkling of looneys who will jump up and down whilst pointing their finger at people screaming "RACIST!" when said person's opinion differs to that of looney's. :D :p

I call a spade a spade, if you think its about difference of opinion you are deluded. Wait, you are defending the blatant racism then goes unreported and unmoderated in Current affairs, and your location is Jwannesbek, ridiculing the way a black says Johannesburg,.. you obviously are deluded:rolleyes: and a bitter racist to the core.
 
I call a spade a spade, if you think its about difference of opinion you are deluded. Wait, you are defending the blatant racism then goes unreported and unmoderated in Current affairs, and your location is Jwannesbek, ridiculing the way a black says Johannesburg,.. you obviously are deluded:rolleyes: and a bitter racist to the core.

I also call a spade a spade. Read the last bit of my last reply in this thread. Funny how you're literally the one and only person to comment on how I worded my location and you automatically assume that it's intended as ridicule. Sorry for you but it aint, Mr./Ms. Save The World. Stuff that in your little self-righteous pipe and smoke it.
 
I also call a spade a spade. Read the last bit of my last reply in this thread. Funny how you're literally the one and only person to comment on how I worded my location and you automatically assume that it's intended as ridicule. Sorry for you but it aint, Mr./Ms. Save The World. Stuff that in your little self-righteous pipe and smoke it.

So then why does your opinion mean saying "Jwannesbek" instead of "Johannesburg"?
 
So then why does your opinion mean saying "Jwannesbek" instead of "Johannesburg"?

Your question makes no sense. I take it you mean 'what', not 'why'? Anyway, my location is stated as it is because that's the way some people in this country say it. It's part of our rainbow nation "culchaa" and all that good stuff, isn't it? To take offense to the fact is just silly. If it was listed as 'Joburg', you wouldn't be so quick to come on here squealing about how I'm insulting the way white people say 'Johannesburg' now, would you? Anyway, as I've mentioned before, in my 7 years of being a member on this forum, you are the one and only over-sensitive nitpicker to even bring it up. Looks like it really is your little gripe, and yours alone.
 
Your question makes no sense. I take it you mean 'what', not 'why'? Anyway, my location is stated as it is because that's the way some people in this country say it. It's part of our rainbow nation "culchaa" and all that good stuff, isn't it? To take offense to the fact is just silly. If it was listed as 'Joburg', you wouldn't be so quick to come on here squealing about how I'm insulting the way white people say 'Johannesburg' now, would you? Anyway, as I've mentioned before, in my 7 years of being a member on this forum, you are the one and only over-sensitive nitpicker to even bring it up. Looks like it really is your little gripe, and yours alone.

Fine, "what" then. I forgot to change that when i restruchaad my post.

And you went off on a little gripe when I referred to black people as blacks without the people at the end. Hello again, Pot!

When did it become popular for a presumably well off well spoken person to speak like "some people" in this country? Judging by your posts there is no doubt what you believe in, and therefore why you say Johannesburg incorrectly as "Jwannesbek". No I would not take offense at Jo'burg, "those people" say "Jobehg", if you wrote it like that only then I would take offense!..
 
Does anyone actually know what being right or left in a political context is ? In South Africa it appears to based mainly on the attitude to race relations, or at least that is the perception. Outside of South Africa, its mainly about economic policy.

In the UK, the Conservatives are considered right wing, but arnt racist, as they have many non-white MP's. However, in the UK, and in some EU countries, political parties whose main platform is racial segregation or religious segregation are considered to be "ultra right wing".

I guess in the middle east, both Hamas and the current Israeli govt could be viewed as ultra-right wing since they despise each other so much that they cant even share the same planet.

In the USA, the republicans are considered right wing, but they have had more blacks, hispanic and women in government than the democrats, who are considered left wing. Historically, its the US democrats who favoured segregation in the USA up until the 1960's.
 
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The right generally are far from racist. However the left are always playing the race card on them. If you look at the leftwing policies around the world from Labour in the U.K and Dems in the U.S and here in S.A they're obsessed and based on frivolous things like race and gender. Constantly trying to engineer society to be 'representative' as they want. They also seek centralized control and less individual freedom so they can impose these measures. The justification is they're trying to make an unjust world more fair. Exactly what their more extreme commie cousins said.

The ANC is leftwing by most standards if you look at their policies. The economic policies not so much though.
 
And you went off on a little gripe when I referred to black people as blacks without the people at the end. Hello again, Pot!

Yes, I did that to illustrate two things. Firstly, to show how petty you were being about this whole 'Jwannesbek' thing. In my view, the 'blacks' vs. 'black people' debate is pathetically petty, as is this 'Jwannesbek' thing. Secondly, it was to show you that no matter what you do or say, in some people's eyes you will be a racist no matter what (I wasn't actually accusing you of being a racist. Only people obsessed with race do that). And no, I didn't make up what I said. It's true. I was commenting on a youtube video and referred to black people as 'blacks'. I was chewed out from a dizzy height for that by a black person so I guess I had to learn the hard way. :rolleyes: Another reason why the need for absolute political correctness gets on my tits and this is what I think you mistake for racism.

When did it become popular for a presumably well off well spoken person to speak like "some people" in this country? Judging by your posts there is no doubt what you believe in, and therefore why you say Johannesburg incorrectly as "Jwannesbek". No I would not take offense at Jo'burg, "those people" say "Jobehg", if you wrote it like that only then I would take offense!..

Popular? Sorry, I've never been one to do things because they're "popular". If I was, my sig would read 'NOT /\/ÂŻÂŻÂŻÂŻÂŻ\/\'.

This has turned into a hijack so I'll end on this note with an appeal to agree to disagree. If we were ever to meet in the real world, I'm quite convinced you'd find that I'm not the monster you think I am.
 
This has turned into a hijack so I'll end on this note with an appeal to agree to disagree. If we were ever to meet in the real world, I'm quite convinced you'd find that I'm not the monster you think I am.

I'm sure you are a decent person. Though I still think youre unnecessarilly taking a poke. I mean why not just say Johannesburg? If they thought about it, others with a brain as small as mine who reads some of the posts you make in Current Affairs would think you are showing your negativity by saying "Jwannesbek" because eg it mocks those who you say are the cause of the problem.
 
The right generally are far from racist. However the left are always playing the race card on them. If you look at the leftwing policies around the world from Labour in the U.K and Dems in the U.S and here in S.A they're obsessed and based on frivolous things like race and gender. Constantly trying to engineer society to be 'representative' as they want. They also seek centralized control and less individual freedom so they can impose these measures. The justification is they're trying to make an unjust world more fair. Exactly what their more extreme commie cousins said.

The ANC is leftwing by most standards if you look at their policies. The economic policies not so much though.

In South Africa, the right are generally very racist.
 
The right generally are far from racist. However the left are always playing the race card on them. If you look at the leftwing policies around the world from Labour in the U.K and Dems in the U.S and here in S.A they're obsessed and based on frivolous things like race and gender. Constantly trying to engineer society to be 'representative' as they want. They also seek centralized control and less individual freedom so they can impose these measures. The justification is they're trying to make an unjust world more fair. Exactly what their more extreme commie cousins said.

The ANC is leftwing by most standards if you look at their policies. The economic policies not so much though.

Agreed. Hallelujah for May 6! :). Get rid of these typical liberals once and for all. It was interesting to note that one my more liberal brethren distances himself from the New Labour policies as saying that was not 'liberalism'. Very convenient of course. Yes in a way he is right - there is a vast difference between modern liberals and 'old' or 'classic' liberals but I'm sure he was not thinking about that when he said that comment.
 
Agreed. Hallelujah for May 6! :). Get rid of these typical liberals once and for all. It was interesting to note that one my more liberal brethren distances himself from the New Labour policies as saying that was not 'liberalism'. Very convenient of course. Yes in a way he is right - there is a vast difference between modern liberals and 'old' or 'classic' liberals but I'm sure he was not thinking about that when he said that comment.

Current polls indicate the Tories are slipping. People are finding it difficult convincing themselves to vote for someone who is basically going to end their job. The Tory leadership have also being exposed in the Ashcroft debacle as being either very stupid or just plain lying to Parlement and the country so that Ashcroft can get a peerage.
 
Agreed. Hallelujah for May 6! :). Get rid of these typical liberals once and for all. It was interesting to note that one my more liberal brethren distances himself from the New Labour policies as saying that was not 'liberalism'. Very convenient of course. Yes in a way he is right - there is a vast difference between modern liberals and 'old' or 'classic' liberals but I'm sure he was not thinking about that when he said that comment.

I was very confused when I first heard Mister Malema ranting against 'liberals'. Then I realised that probably one of his business associates had said something about 'damn liberals, taking all my money...', and he thought the word was just a synonym for "white business owners".
 
Agreed. Hallelujah for May 6! :). Get rid of these typical liberals once and for all. It was interesting to note that one my more liberal brethren distances himself from the New Labour policies as saying that was not 'liberalism'. Very convenient of course. Yes in a way he is right - there is a vast difference between modern liberals and 'old' or 'classic' liberals but I'm sure he was not thinking about that when he said that comment.

Worryingly Labour is still in it. They must be putting something the water. You'd think the insane nanny state for 13 years would be enough for anybody

@ Zippy

and that compares to the numerous Labour MP's who have been caught out. Hell even cabinet minsters are in it too

Stephen Byers and other ex-ministers suspended from Labour party over lobbying allegations
 
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