SA Not Violent : Zuma

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Zuma

Zuma was criticised by gay and lesbian groups after he criticised same-sex marriage at a Heritage Day celebration on 24 September 2006 in Stanger, saying that same-sex marriage was "a disgrace to the nation and to God": "When I was growing up, an ungqingili (a homosexual) would not have stood in front of me. I would knock him out."
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Jacob has ZERO moral standing to comment on any topic related to violence, sexual abuse and the likes.
 
What were you guys expecting ol'JZ to say? Something along the lines of:

South Africa is extremely violent - that's why I've just spent a quarter of a billion Rand on security upgrades. Heh Heh Heh...
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He's just regurgitating what his advisers tell him to. I don't think he makes this sh.t up on his own.
 
I actually would like a president that doesn't just say what the problems are and what a long term win is. How about someone that says what the game plan actually is, how it'll be done and when it'll be done by. And then keep to that promise as much as possible.

Zuma just talks re-actively, instead of doing proactively.
 
2012 said:
I actually would like a president that doesn't just say what the problems are and what a long term win is. How about someone that says what the game plan actually is, how it'll be done and when it'll be done by. And then keep to that promise as much as possible.

Zuma just talks re-actively, instead of doing proactively.
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That requires at least acknowledging that there is something very wrong within the ruling party and/or the way the country is being governed. No way any of the ANC big wigs let alone JZ will do that.
 
We have a lot of violent crimes. We also have a lot of people who work very hard at saving lives, police, paramedics, doctors, people that provide facilities to those who need it.

We have a lot of poor people, we also have a lot of people trying to be better and to further themselves. We have teachers who work late, we have religious leaders who go far out of their way to help other people, we have people supporting their communities and neighbours and trying to enrich them.

We have a useless, but fair justice system. Sure, Shaiks gets off and can now play golf, but fathers can now get custody of their children. Employees and domestics can no longer be bullied and treated less than an employee. Everyone in this country now has equal opportiunities, doesn't always mean that it works out that way.

We have a sense of humour. Look at Zapiro. Look at Nandoes. Look at trever Noah. Look at Leon Schuster, Julius Malema and Steve Hofmeyer :p

we have violent things happen in our country, but these are from people we swept under the rug and if we had our way we'd execute them instead of facing the truth that making a better country is hard work. maybe we are violent, because people kill and rape and steal and we sit hear baying for blood and the death penalty and act like we really care, when most of us simply think the best solution is to either leave the country or vote the DA.

my country isn't violent. it's full of hardships but it could be a lot worse than it is, and people despite all the bad in it try every day to make it better or be the best people they can be.




and Zuma is a twat. see? i have the freedom of speech to point that out :p
 
What happens if someone steal the cables and a train is late?
We burn trains.

What happens if we strike for some demands? We intimidate the people that do want to work. We attack the police and other innocent bystanders or vehicles, property, etc.

We rape babies and murder babies, kids and women like it is a national sport. I read thIs morning that a 4 month old baby was sprayed with pepper spray during a robbery.

We have our old age citizens kicked to death.

We have gangs that rule areas. We have our Police that at times just as quilty of criminal activities as the worst criminal in our correctional facilities.

Politicians are taking contracts on each other if the news media is to believed.

It is cool to take video while school kids are fighting.

Kids as young as 9 are murderes.
Kids stab each other with knives in school.

We blow ATM to kingdom come for cash.

When we are unhappy with a Head Master we burn the school and damage every car in the area.

When we are unhappy with the munucipality, we rob the liquor store.

I'm not saying that is not happening anywhere else in the world, but don't tell me that SA is not a violent country.

Next you will tell me SA is not rife with corrution either.
 
Says the man known for the slogan 'bring me my machine gun' ..

Disconnected from reality, this one is.
 
There are all these posters up all over the place for the new Miracle Rising documentary about how SA chose democracy instead of a Civil War.

If the definition of a civil war is any country in which more than 50 people are violently killed each day, then SA is firmly in the midst of a civil war.

We're a very violent country. Our president is a moron.
 
This on the same day as an article about a sleeping baby being pepper sprayed?
 
All those "non-violent" protests could've fooled me.
 
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