SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Yes, it's frustrating; most posts here don't have that tone that is full of "lamentation" or even "anger". They have a celebratory tone hidden behind that "I told you so" rhetoric.
Maybe time for all to voice their disgust because this place is going down the drain. They are coming for everyone, one bill, on regulation at a time.
 
On mybb, it is easy. All those who support white zuma are racist po*s who couldn't make it despite getting a clear head start during 46 years of apartheid.

*some will bleat now that they were born yesterday.
I'm so sorry that apartheid traumatizes so deeply, having learnt about it from a cousin of a friend, turning you into a racist po3s.

But there's hope , don't let us witous keep you awake at night. Make like in rokoff and foff. You can thank me later - or not.

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He can only do that through the immigration process.
Is he looking for a green card? If that happens, we're all fecked two ways to Sunday. That's like a bad joke.

Surely you mean a non-immigrant visa? Unless he fence jumps like some people - but then he might end up in plane to El Salvador. :whistling:
 
As much as it would be funny to see them stick it to the ANC, this has bigger ramifications. When Trump and the ANC are gone, SA as a country will still be part of the G20.

Ramaphosa wouldn't come out speaking so strongly about it if he didn't have some serious backing on it from the other states. The EU won't fall in line with this issue specifically, because it then gives Trump full control over other multilaterals groupings like the G7 and UN, and renders them useless...
This is bigger than Trump and the sentiment started as bi-partisan in the US, it's gaining momentum. I'm curious to see how it plays out long-term.
 
Also did wonders for Iraq and Afghanistan...

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Still, I'm willing to give it a go if they just do freedom properly next time. :p
 
Now this is what we want to see, not parties putting narrow political agendas before their country, we should be united against false claims of white genocide and whatever Trump comes up with.

Well done to the DA and the EFF, looking forward to the other parties explicitly condemning Trump's false claims.

 
Anything that accelerates the ANCs inevitable implosion is cause for celebration. And their disciples that push propaganda incessantly will never accept they were wrong about anything ever so what else is left other than laughing at them and saying "i told you so"?
I hate to be the one to remind you of this, but while everyone celebrates the “ANC implosion,” we’re also celebrating the collateral damage to the economy, some of which may be irreversible. Yes, the ANC needs to go, but we don’t need outside forces amplifying our problems. As we cheer them on, we forget that our own way of life is what’s at stake.
 
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