SA Politics Thread Part 12

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TheChamp said:
She doesn't need to be Mayor to pull the strings, just like she isn't the leader of the DA but still the leader.
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Your fear and paranoia around Zille is palpable. You need to accept her as your leader in your heart and mind, she will deliver you from the nightmare you're living in
 
Inertia said:
Yes the ANC crowd steals lambos from poor township hospitals but would NEVER disrespect them by calling them refugees. Rather die than be called a name!
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Its not even a name, its just a fact, they are economic refugees, fleeing the ANC's shenanigans for a better life. That's why his studio is touched.
 
Unhappy1 said:
Its not even a name, its just a fact, they are economic refugees, fleeing the ANC's shenanigans for a better life. That's why his studio is touched.
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Calling Eastern Cape economic migrants refugees was the worst insult that could ever be directed at poor black South Africans according to the media and ANC. Robbing a township hospital blind causing poor black South Africans to die is just the cost of doing business in SA as long as the ANC is doing it
 
Inertia said:
Calling Eastern Cape economic migrants refugees was the worst insult that could ever be directed at poor black South Africans according to the media and ANC. Robbing a township hospital blind causing poor black South Africans to die is just the cost of doing business in SA as long as the ANC is doing it
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"Tis the way of the Universe; some have to die so that others may eat.
 
Inertia said:
Calling Eastern Cape economic migrants refugees was the worst insult that could ever be directed at poor black South Africans according to the media and ANC. Robbing a township hospital blind causing poor black South Africans to die is just the cost of doing business in SA as long as the ANC is doing it
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If poephol and his party has taught us anything throughout their insecure waffling, its that feelings will always trump facts. Just like Trillions lost to corruption, when 88 of SA's finest leaving outweighs it.
 
ANC going to learn very quickly what being bullied on the international stage looks like. No 5-star hotels in Miami. I shudder to think of the impact this will have on Serial's already shattered psyche

www.dailymaverick.co.za

SA not invited to first G20 meeting in US this month

South Africa faces exclusion from the first G20 meeting under the US presidency, as invitations have been sent to other members, prompting discussions on membership dignity and potential ramifications for international collaboration amid President Trump’s controversial remarks.
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Taken from somewhere else :

"Let’s keep it brutally simple and 100% consistent with the exact legal definition of genocide that Solly himself posted from the 1948 Genocide Convention. For anything to be genocide, you need one or more of the prohibited acts plus proven specific intent to destroy a racial, ethnic, national or religious group in whole or in part, as such.
Apartheid involved forced removals, killings, serious harm – nobody denies that. Yet no international court, no UN resolution, and not even the ANC government in its prosecutions and TRC process has ever established that the National Party’s intent was the physical or biological destruction of black people as a group. The proven intent was racial domination and separate development, not extermination. That is why apartheid is universally classified as a crime against humanity, not genocide.
Now take post-1994 farm attacks. Legally it’s the same story: killings and serious harm happen, but no court, no commission, no UN body has ever found state policy or coordinated intent to wipe out whites, Afrikaners or Boers as a group. Court-proven motives remain robbery, greed, and sometimes individual racial hatred – never the special intent required for genocide.
So strictly by the law Solly quoted, neither apartheid nor farm murders qualify as genocide. The intent element is missing in both.
But here’s where the legal definition and lived reality part ways. In the isolated rural farming districts where neighbours live hours apart, every torture and murder is personally known, every crime scene visited by the same small circle of people. When a farmer is killed, that farm usually stands empty or gets sold – almost never to another commercial farmer willing to take the risk.
One by one the scattered rural population shrinks. Families emigrate, children refuse to come back, entire districts lose the people who produce food and keep small towns alive. To the few who remain, watching their community visibly disappear year after year, “genocide” – however technically inaccurate – becomes the only word strong enough to describe the slow, irreversible erasure of their entire way of life. Perception becomes its own lived reality, even when the outside world correctly says the legal threshold isn’t met.
You can dismiss the word, but you can’t dismiss that slow vanishing. And those who live it will keep using the strongest language they have, because from where they sit, watching the last lights go out on farms that have been in families for generations, it certainly feels like the end of their people in those places – intent or no intent."
 
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