SA Politics Thread Part 12

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Well, I am not the one who has a gambling machine in a spaza shop, so I think I am doing pretty well in terms of following the law and constitution compared to those guys.
I didnt say what they did was right , but you supported the actions afterwards which was not according to law

Other example of you supporting actions outside of law
  1. Supporting a vigilanti group that arguably committed murder
  2. Supported the VAT increase using unconstitutional methods
 
I didnt say what they did was right , but you supported the actions afterwards which was not according to law

Other example of you supporting actions outside of law
  1. Supporting a vigilanti group that arguably committed murder
  2. Supported the VAT increase using unconstitutional methods
I'm of the opinion that it's perfectly legal for law enforcement to destroy illegal machines like these. No?
 
What about President Shipokosa?
Shipokosa does with his network in Gauteng and the RET-led provinces. He will be weak in KZN as a non-Zulu. Not sure what the ANC in the Independent Republic and the Eastern Cape think of him. But he will be challenged for the presidency, as he is not an overwhelming favourite...
 
Shipokosa does with his network in Gauteng and the RET-led provinces. He will be weak in KZN as a non-Zulu. Not sure what the ANC in the Independent Republic and the Eastern Cape think of him. But he will be challenged for the presidency, as he is not an overwhelming favourite...
That's why people like Sputla are being lobbied, not having a particular constituency is not necessarily a bad thing, you can appeal to everyone without being seen as belonging somewhere.
 
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