ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
In Cape Town there are very few people that still respect stop signs and red lights.
Stop signs and red lights are suggestions at best all over the country these days.
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So what is the point of "declaring a national disaster" when there are no resources to help
What I took from the thread is that DA stayed becauseA sobering take on the GNU by a respected insider. To summarize, potential upside but lots of downside for the DA. Only upside for the ANC. At best sideways movement for SA. Thoughts?
It's funny how they rage about GNU, but were more than happy to join when there was a deadlock and it seemed Rama was going to remove DA ministers...Aggg shem, the bitter ex is having a little cry in the corner again.
Gives them powers to bypass normal controls to decrease response time. In reality it means more corruptionSo what is the point of "declaring a national disaster" when there are no resources to help
12 EFF supporters perish after Youth Day celebrations on their way home in KZN after a truck collides with their bus.
Condolences.
The ANC have destroyed a lot of institutions but the SANDF's destruction is criminal.So what is the point of "declaring a national disaster" when there are no resources to help
Did you forget the massive one they called nigh on 5 years ago?So what is the point of "declaring a national disaster" when there are no resources to help
It's not crying if it's true, unless of course in the South Africa you live in in your head that also doesn't have apartheid's legacy still alive, you've seen unemployment cut meaningfully, crime reduced to reasonable levels, and social cohesion getting stronger.Aggg shem, the bitter ex is having a little cry in the corner again.
The ANC have destroyed a lot of institutions but the SANDF's destruction is criminal.
Relax baba. Nobody is about to invade us
It's not crying if it's true, unless of course in the South Africa you live in in your head that also doesn't have apartheid's legacy still alive, you've seen unemployment cut meaningfully, crime reduced to reasonable levels, and social cohesion getting stronger.
The GNU is a dismal failure and the loony DA supporters think because their 21% party who they think leaves roses behind when it goes to the toilet is now part of government, we'll critique it less.
Notice how the standards always change for the loony DA supporters.
The government is terrible! With the DA in it!
It's funny how they rage about GNU, but were more than happy to join when there was a deadlock and it seemed Rama was going to remove DA ministers...
They might have more credibility if they refused to join when offered, like Tony Leon did after NP left GNU 1.