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Just woke up to the news, the fantastic news.
You're still moaning online?
You're not sure about her facts? Which ones because you were all on board when she went for Zuma.
Now she's going for the elephant in the room which is inequality along race in SA stemming from apartheid and you're not a fan?
Love how you talk education and skills as if that's how the white minority got wealthy in South Africa.
Here is a list of all the "education and skills" the afrikaners had during apartheid:
1. Natives Land Act (No. 27 of 1913). We fix this with EWC.
2. Native (Urban Areas) Act (No. 21 of 1923). We fix this with EWC and BEE.
3. Natives (Abolition of Passes and Coordination of Documents) Act (No. 67 of 1952). Fix with BEE.
4. Group Areas Act (No. 41 of 1950). We fix this with EWC.
5. Bantu Authorities Act (No. 68 of 1951). EWC.
6. Bantu Education Act (No. 47 of 1953). We fix this with BELA.
7. Mines and Works Act (No. 12 of 1911, amended in 1926 and 1956). We fix this with BEE.
8. Industrial Conciliation Act (No. 28 of 1956). We fix this with labour unions and minimum wage.
9. Extension of University Education Act (No. 45 of 1959). We fix this by giving priority to black students when applying to university.
Essentially, apartheid really really messed up (well for the black majority that is) and now it's impact must be addressed and sorted out yet the beneficiaries of the horrific government are here trying to pretend like these laws weren't inacted and that apartheid is something we should have long forgotten about is laughable.
"the tree remembers what the axe forgets" rings true here.
We stand with President Moonshot as he asserts his dominance as the leader of the DA, that starts with ridding himself of Zille's stooges.Just woke up to the news, the fantastic news.
Renaldo Gouws and him in the National Assembly and in Government felt like a fever dream.
Glad that's over. Best part is the DA is getting smack for sacking them both.
Give it another 25 yrs. Then our settlers from the Congo will be seeking refuge in the US to escape from their new masters.
Sometimes ...
It's the truth, it's there in black and white on X.
She has been summoned to Luthuli House as we speak to explain this embarrassing incident.
Dumb enough to be real though...
There are less jobs and less jobs per capita in the formal sector. The past 15 years has been a bloodbath due to closures and automation. Perhaps not evident in the metros but small towns have taken a beating.
It actually is apartheid's fault.
Unless the aforementioned laws were never enacted and you're back to your DA loony delusions again.
