SOPA (Western Cape)

Ockie said:
Jirre....but those ANC Fckers are like little childish brats. Thank god those kind of people are not at the helm anymore in the WC.
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I hope Ramaphosa being elected doesn't change that in the coming elections.
 
thechamp said:
If the ANC happens to increase their votes in WC it won't be because of Cyril only, the DA should also get some credit.
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Which is why I'm seriously considering EFF as my provincial vote come next elections.
 
battletoad said:
Which is why I'm seriously considering EFF as my provincial vote come next elections.
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Why on Earth would you do that?

You own a device capable of connecting to the Internet, you likely own other assets. Why would anyone in that position vote for communists? Their goal is to take it all away from you.
 
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porchrat said:
Why on Earth would you do that?

You own a device capable of connecting to the Internet, you likely own other assets. Why would anyone in that position vote for communists? Their goal is to take it all away from you.
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He cannot get himself to vote for whites....shame!
 
The only "white" party out there is the VF+

And you vote for the EFF at your own and everybody's peril. They're a populist, opportunist and "dishonest" party. Their leaders take advantage of the lack of education and uninformed followers. Just look at the twisted facts they punt on Twitter, especially Mpofu and Ndlozi.

And they're not stupid.
 
State of the province? They predict D0 to be 9 July now, yeah right, try April/May. We seem to have idiots in charge.

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Gnome said:
IMO it has less to do with race and more the absolute uselessness of both the DA and ANC.
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Spot on.

porchrat said:
Why on Earth would you do that?

You own a device capable of connecting to the Internet, you likely own other assets. Why would anyone in that position vote for communists? Their goal is to take it all away from you.
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I could go into a(n awfully) long diatribe, but simply: its downright frustrating trying to progress in Cape Town where prospects are severely limited. Limited, due to this clique-ish nature of this city.

Maybe having an [insert-increasingly-popular-and-vocal] opposition party represented would give the DA a good kick in the pants, leading them to the realisation that they've overlooked a large swathe of their constituents for (what people on the ground believe to be) business interests.
 
battletoad said:
Spot on.



I could go into a(n awfully) long diatribe, but simply: its downright frustrating trying to progress in Cape Town where prospects are severely limited. Limited, due to this clique-ish nature of this city.

Maybe having an [insert-increasingly-popular-and-vocal] opposition party represented would give the DA a good kick in the pants, leading them to the realisation that they've overlooked a large swathe of their constituents for (what people on the ground believe to be) business interests.
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Voting for people whose sole aim is to take that business interests away is really going to help. Rather vote COPE.
 
battletoad said:
Spot on.



I could go into a(n awfully) long diatribe, but simply: its downright frustrating trying to progress in Cape Town where prospects are severely limited. Limited, due to this clique-ish nature of this city.

Maybe having an [insert-increasingly-popular-and-vocal] opposition party represented would give the DA a good kick in the pants, leading them to the realisation that they've overlooked a large swathe of their constituents for (what people on the ground believe to be) business interests.
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I'm not saying vote for the DA but the EFF? You think it's difficult to make it now, wait until everything is state owned.

That's just plain mental man.
 
porchrat said:
I'm not saying vote for the DA but the EFF? You think it's difficult to make it now, wait until everything is state owned.

That's just plain mental man.
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You don't need to agree with a party's policies to vote for them.
 
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