SA Politics Thread Part 12

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I am just a average english white boy who only became economically active after 1994 who is completely disgusted at what has been done to this country.
You must tell us stories of how you were heinously oppressed in pre-1994 era and genocidally oppressed post 1994.

In fact, you and @ToxicBunny should jointly publish books on horrors that Engels faced during those days.

Let us know back-a-buddy link for funding this book.
 
You don't believe they went to the Freedom Front?
Maybe a very small %. I think way more just didn't vote. Choice is pretty limited in ZA. Most politicians are kants so I reckon vast majority of South Africans don't really vote "for" a party....you just choose who you think is the least kant-ish. When one's choice is reduced to where there is very little way to distinguish between those levels, then why bother ?
And let's face it, Maimane is right up there on said levels
 
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When the DA lost votes during the era of Maimane where did those votes go?

2014: DA (national votes): 4 091 584, FF: 165 715
2019: DA: 3 622 531, FF: 414 864

DA reduction in votes: 469 053
FF increase in votes: 249 149 (53.1 % of 'lost' DA votes but of course assuming all the increase came solely from ex-DA voters)
 
Not really much substance but the gist is 100% on the money.

Mkhwanazi needs to be rebuked and taken to task for his statements on the press.
I'm torn between the two, on the one hand I can see the authoritarian manoeuvre by Mkhwanazi, but on the other hand our media likes to put itself above all and as the ultimate morality that can't be questioned...
 
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