SA Politics Thread Part 11: The GNU Normal

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R13... said:
An economic threat not the communist threat that was imagined hiding under beds in those days of 1984 when you could denounce your neighbors for commies.
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Nobody said the threat is still the same, China and its allies obviously presents a different threat to the Soviet Union and its allies but its a threat nonetheless.
 
TheChamp said:
If they were competing in this ward? Most definitely.
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Yeah that doesnt surprise me given how deep into the rabbit hole you have fallen. Did social media radicalise you like this?

What did the DA ever do thats worse than Zuma? Thats all the MK party is, Zuma, even in tiny wards.
 
Unhappy1 said:
Yeah that doesnt surprise me given how deep into the rabbit hole you have fallen. Did social media radicalise you like this?

What did the DA ever do thats worse than Zuma? Thats all the MK party is, Zuma, even in tiny wards.
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DA supporters here celebrated loudly when the same MK took a big chunk off the ANC in the 2024 elections, I don't understand why you now think you have any moral high ground to interrogate me.
 
TheChamp said:
DA supporters here celebrated loudly when the same MK took a big chunk off the ANC in the 2024 elections, I don't understand why you now think you have any moral high ground to interrogate me.
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Sorry , Anyone imo who would side with corruption definately does not have the high moral ground and in fact should be ridiculed
IMO most of the leadership in MK is implicated in corruption
 
TheChamp said:
DA supporters here celebrated loudly when the same MK took a big chunk off the ANC in the 2024 elections, I don't understand why you now think you have any moral high ground to interrogate me.
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DA supporters who didn't vote for Zuma? You do realise that's the complete opposite of voting for Zuma? You're obviously confused because you struggle with the basics.
 
TheChamp said:
Competition is good, being in good spirits in your comfort zone is why the DA is still a 20% party, I am sure you don't even recall when last did the DA win a ward from another party, because you are always in good spirits, celebrating 80% wins in a 16% turnout election.

I even saw one tweet where they were celebrating a massive win where the turnout was just 7%, that is the very definition of mediocrity.
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Such a sour post. Shame, I know life is hard as an ANC supporter but come on man, let others celebrate. Also as you very well know, DA support is concentrated in urban areas, where turnout also happens to be lower because urban people are far busier than those who live in rural areas. However urban turnout is super high when the main elections are held on a public holiday.
 
Unhappy1 said:
DA supporters who didn't vote for Zuma? You do realise that's the complete opposite of voting for Zuma? You're obviously confused because you struggle with the basics.
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I also have no intention of voting for Zuma, so myself and DA voters...
 

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TheChamp said:
I also have no intention of voting for Zuma, so myself and DA voters...

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So now you are pretending like this wasnt a hypothetical question from the beginning. I can confidently say that no matter how much i hate the ANC, if it came down to it and i had to i would support ANC over the MK.

Come on Champo, be a man and stand on your own two feet and form your own opinions rather than reeing about DA supporters.
 
TheChamp said:
DA supporters here celebrated loudly when the same MK took a big chunk off the ANC in the 2024 elections, I don't understand why you now think you have any moral high ground to interrogate me.
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Yes, show us your sorrow, so we can comfort you after that 17% loss...

Acknowledgement is the first step to recovery.
 
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