SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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TheChamp said:
I just don't see the point of explaining myself to a DA supporter who is in denial about the impact of apartheid on our people, it is a very futile exercise, now is the time for action and standing firm on business, as the Liberation Movement is doing, not justifying our actions to DA supporters.
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I see cadres are nywe nywe ing to cope...
 
TheChamp said:
The ANC is a very reasonable party that is always open to persuasion, what we will never tolerate is a party like the DA using VAT to reverse the gains of the revolution.

At 10, we will sit down with our partners to plot the way forward.
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In a lot of your comments regards the ANC you speak of ''Liberation'' and ''Revolution'' and in general the ANC fighting and correcting the past.

They were in sole control of the country for 30-years, held accountable by no one. They have blurred the line between state and party, their ideology seeping into every public office.

Why are they still seen as liberators and revolutionaries? Who are they ''fighting'' against? Who are they ''resisting'' when they have been the sole custodians of power and control in the country for 3 decades?

Taking it deeper, a lot of the issues they need to address and redress have been either caused or amplified under their rule. Rising unemployment, that isn't just a structural legacy of apartheid, it is a literally a result of the ANC's failure to run and manage the country in a way that is conducive to economic growth. Those living in previously disadvantaged communities who still lack adequate infrastructure and services, sorry, 30-years later that cannot continue to be simply a legacy of apartheid.

The 'Great Liberation Movement' needs to grow up and take a look in the mirror and confront the real problem. Their failure to evolve and mature beyond a Cold War-era liberation movement. They are too fixated on their own past and have done very, very little to move forward, to the point that I do not believe they can. They are lost somewhere in the 70s or 80s, prisoners to their own archaic identity and ideology. They are an anachronism.
 
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thestaggy said:
In a lot of your comments regards the ANC you speak of ''Liberation'' and ''Revolution'' and in general the ANC fighting and correcting the past.

They were in sole control of the country for 30-years, held accountable by no one. They have blurred the line between state and party, their ideology seeping into every public office.

Why are they still seen as liberators and revolutionaries? Who are they ''fighting'' against? Who are they ''resisting'' when they have been the sole custodians of power and control in the country for 3 decades?

Taking it deeper, a lot of the issues they need to address and redress have been either caused or amplified under their rule. Rising unemployment, that isn't just a structural legacy of apartheid, it is a literally a result of the ANC's failure to run and manage the country in a way that is conducive to economic growth. Those living in previously disadvantaged communities who still lack adequate infrastructure and services, sorry, 30-years later that cannot continue to be simply a legacy of apartheid.

The 'Great Liberation Movement' needs to grow up and take a look in the mirror and confront the real problem. Their failure to evolve and mature beyond a Cold War-era liberation movement. They are too fixated on their own legacy and have done very, very little to move forward, to the point that I do not believe they can. They are lost somewhere in the 70s or 80s, prisoners to their own archaic identity and ideology. They are an anachronism.
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The ANC has a god-complex...

Only ANC policies can work despite failing. Only ANC can lead, despite failing. We must protect ANC lest "Wit Gevaar".
 
TheChamp said:
There is now no point for the court case and to spend money pursuing it, but if the DA feels that strong about their chances, simply reject the settlement offer and continue with the case.
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If there was no point for a court case why did enochs submissions talk of vat increase being necessary.

I expect a better level of spin from you Champy, this is disappointing.

Just accept that the DA schooled your GLM properly and they got owned and had to back down before the court ruled.

It will help you grow as a human.
 
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