SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Negativity, just like alcohol, drugs and gambling, can be addictive, it starts small and you think you have it under control but at some point it takes over and you can no longer help it, it becomes part of your life and coping mechanism.

That is unfortunately where some South Africans find themselves, there is literally nothing you can do for them until they decide they want to quit.
 
Negativity, just like alcohol, drugs and gambling, can be addictive, it starts small and you think you have it under control but at some point it takes over and you can no longer help it, it becomes part of your life and coping mechanism.

That is unfortunately where some South Africans find themselves, there is literally nothing you can do for them until they decide they want to quit.

Or maybe, and I know this will blow your mind, the negativity is called reality.

But then it is Friday, so I assume we're going to see you spinning whilst dopping shortly.
 
Negativity, just like alcohol, drugs and gambling, can be addictive, it starts small and you think you have it under control but at some point it takes over and you can no longer help it, it becomes part of your life and coping mechanism.

That is unfortunately where some South Africans find themselves, there is literally nothing you can do for them until they decide they want to quit.
You mean like @Mike7 ?
 
You're thinking like your PRASA engineer. There is a big difference between an ox wagon and a railway. Seeing you were unaware due to your revised 30% education, here are some pictures to explain the differences:

Voortrekkers:

Ox Wagon:

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Railways:

Steam Locomotive:

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Diesel Locomotive:

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Electric Locomotive

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You left out the too tall GLM AFRO4000. 😒
 
Negativity, just like alcohol, drugs and gambling, can be addictive, it starts small and you think you have it under control but at some point it takes over and you can no longer help it, it becomes part of your life and coping mechanism.

That is unfortunately where some South Africans find themselves, there is literally nothing you can do for them until they decide they want to quit.

Same for delusion

 
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