Petition started to remove judge over rape comments

your view on black people who stay in rural areas is uneducated as much as you perceive them to be uneducated, you seem not to understand that most of the urbanized people that you meet in urban areas are the same people who stays in rural areas, who have families and extended families in rural areas, you think those families and relatives have never been to joburg, never experienced life as you do in the big cities ?, who pays for the university tuition of those urbanized blacks that you meet in urban areas if people in the rural areas are so backward and uneducated?

don't rely too much on Wikipedia to learn more about the life of black people in rural areas, next time you meet the urbanized blacks ask them about ukuthwala, some of them will know about it , some will tell you they have never heard of it.

contrary to popular belief there is no universal culture that applies to all black people as the judge would like us to believe.


It really does boggle the mind the idea people have about rural black people.
 
Actually, you still paid lobola either way. And its lobola not labola (it means something else).
Also as far as I know the practice is has been outlawed by traditional leaders for ages and looked down upon. A friend in mine says its disproportionally prevalent in the Eastern Cape though.

Fsck I just can't spell it right.
 
So they don't wear bones through their nostrils and slow cook white people in large pots?

No but they frequent these racist 'white face' events and to repent they cut part of their dicks off.
 
What does underground mean to you? Would you call something that is underground a defining element of a culture?

Don't shoot the messenger, I'm just relaying what those in the community say, and they would know better than me, or any of us.

Young women living in the same part of Khayelitsha where Sinoxolo Mafevuka was raped and killed have spoken out against the “underground rape culture” holding them hostage.

It's just curious that they would use the exact same term as the judge.
 
http://www.dailymaverick.co.za/opin...ack-rapists-and-white-innocence/#.VzGhUR-jltB

That a judge in post-apartheid South Africa has to use terminology that harkens back to a centuries-old stereotype about black male sexual danger should tell us something about ourselves. That she feels confident to say that her racism is nothing compared to the “bigger issue” of gender violence should make us worry about racism masquerading as concern about African women’s well-being. That we think white male violence is not also endemic should make us ashamed.
 
Don't shoot the messenger, I'm just relaying what those in the community say, and they would know better than me, or any of us.



It's just curious that they would use the exact same term as the judge.

We can't be sure that the term they used was "rape culture".
 

What a load of bull.

Zuma is a practicing polygamist, adulterer and rapist. Why is this allowed ?? Black culture or total moral decay of a nation ?

Personally I hope this judge can shine a light on this "underground" social trait practiced by enlarge the uneducated like Zuma.

Statistically the judge will be sacrificed on the altar of racism to protect black ignorance and entitlement.
 
What a load of bull.

Zuma is a practicing polygamist, adulterer and rapist. Why is this allowed ?? Black culture or total moral decay of a nation ?

Personally I hope this judge can shine a light on this "underground" social trait practiced by enlarge the uneducated like Zuma.

Statistically the judge will be sacrificed on the altar of racism to protect black ignorance and entitlement.

I bet she has heard the "it is my culture" excuse one too many times. She needs to double down on these hypocrites and show everyone the evidence.
 
"...in the Zulu culture, you cannot just leave a woman if she is ready. To deny her sex would have been tantamount to rape".

J.G. Zuma, 9 April 2006.
(The State vs. Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma - Rape trial)
 
What a load of bull.

Zuma is a practicing polygamist, adulterer and rapist.

The rapist part is incorrect, unless you are the type which celebrate and praise the judiciary when Zuma is found guilty of violating the constitution but quickly changes tune when he is not found guilty of rape.

As for the polygamist part, what has that got to do with the topic at hand, the adultery part is also very common amongst people of any race and gender, in SA and beyond, also cannot understand what is your point is in pointing out Zuma to be an adulterer
 
As for the polygamist part, what has that got to do with the topic at hand, the adultery part is also very common amongst people of any race and gender, in SA and beyond, also cannot understand what is your point is in pointing out Zuma to be an adulterer

If goes to demonstrate a specific lack of trustworthyness and demonstrates his disregard for vows he has taken, or do you believe that it is good for a President to have these traits?
 
If goes to demonstrate a specific lack of trustworthyness and demonstrates his disregard for vows he has taken, or do you believe that it is good for a President to have these traits?

The topic has now changed from being about a judge who said horrible things about black people, to Zuma and his lifestyle?
I did not realize.
 
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