Solar users in Cape Town could face substantially higher electricity bills

Benedict A55h0le not said:
If the market turns, which it will, yes the DA will find a way to not lower their income from rates and taxes. They will probably be restrained at dropping their valuations, and then at the same time thumbsuck more fixed levies to ensure their income is protected.
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How often do they update the valuation roll% Every 5 years to my info. Then their dispute allowance has a limited timeframe. Only one winner in that equation.
 
Sinbad said:
And somehow you think Capexit is going to cater for the wealthy while abandoning the poor, and still remain sustainable and in power?
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No, it is too late, but a Capexit victory would have been a hefty blow to state socialism. It could have halted the inflow of poor immigrants, but there are too many in the Cape already. I am just saying that the DA/COCT are socialist scumbags and that middleclass people were dumb to vote for them, and to move away from cities if you want to escape socialist failure (for the time being).
 
Sinbad said:
So tell me, what political party would EVER alienate the MAJORITY of voters in favour of the minority, with the inevitable result that they will get trounced in the next election?
You seem to be completely detached from reality.
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What I could agree with you in, is that basically little Benedict is a twat LOL
 
Benedict A55h0le not said:
This is just pure nonsense, the DA is far left and extreme socialist. The DA is only out for power and money and is throwing the middle class under the bus to gain votes of the poor and indigent. As the the DA impose more socialism, the actual centrists are getting pissed off.
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No poepie... It's centrist. If anything it's slightly centre-right. It only seems left to you. Because you're looking in, from way over there in one of the the gutters in the road.

Have you ever even wondered why the ANC, and especially the SACP, considers the DA "Right wing" and "anti-revolutionary" in contrast? Hmm?
Do you ever consider the budgetary mandates the city is under, from central government, with regards to where money is spent? How little true discretionary spending they have?
Likewise. The legal obligations the the city has, as per SA law, to the same effect?
That the city doesn't get the electricity for free. That they have to at the very least break even in reselling it, or grow their debt.
That they still have to try and balance the books. That you can't balance **** with no revenue.
Finally... That somehow the city is making it work.

If you want to debate usefully. At least make sure your world view isn't paradoxical.
 
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Benedict A55h0le not said:
No, it is too late, but a Capexit victory would have been a hefty blow to state socialism. It could have halted the inflow of poor immigrants, but there are too many in the Cape already. I am just saying that the DA/COCT are socialist scumbags and that middleclass people were dumb to vote for them, and to move away from cities if you want to escape socialist failure (for the time being).
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Californication.

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The poor will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience. 🙈

The problem is the whole EC is moving to Cape Town. There will come a time when everything will become so expensive in taxes (and it is already so expensive).

The bomb is going to explode and I don't know what exactly is going to happen. I just don't think it's sustainable. The economy isn't even growing to make up for it.
 
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