Spur Incident

Incidents like this reminds me that there are advantages to me being gay.

Never have to deal with the retardation that comes with having two sexes. Don't have to defend little people that get in trouble. Etcetera.

lol that's cheating! :p
 
Some examples of the kind of people we have in SA

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The only standards that exist in South Africa are double ones.

Some random retired estate agent calls black people monkeys: absolute media frenzy.
Some random black person calls for white people to get shot: nothing.
 
Why's he getting closer to her? It's intimidation, it's also assault. You need to stop. But then again you think she has dark circles under her eyes because she's an addict. There's no reasoning with you.

oh yes, Ive already mentioned it too without realizing. what about her verbal assault on him?

racists freaking out because its white vs black.

sexist freaking out because its female vs male.

what a day, what a lovely day!

all she had to do was apologise and none of this would have happened.
 
Wow, 28 pages in a couple of hours.

Anywhoo, bye-bye.
 
Yes and if he's strangling women in his life, child protective services need to find out if that little girl is safe around him.

"Never underestimate the power of very stupid people in large groups."
 
The only standards that exist in South Africa are double ones.

Some random retired estate agent calls black people monkeys: absolute media frenzy.
Some random black person calls for white people to get shot: nothing.

You seem to have missed the white racism I also copied in there, nobody's making a frenzy about that? You are just as big a hypocrite as those that blew Sparrow thing out of proportion.

Not sure what your point is? Stupid, ignorant, dim-witted people are not a South African invention.

True, but with so much hate going around are you surprised that every small thing gets blown way out of proportion? That is kind of my point with the screen shots. And there are many many more. White AND black racists.
 
Spur confrontation "sends poor message to children": Gender Equality Commission

The Commission for Gender Equality has weighed in after video footage of two parents arguing at an eatery went viral online.

The group's Mbuyiselo Botha says the altercation sends a poor message to the children who witnessed it firsthand.

"It sends a very sad message to children. As they grow up, they will internalise this knowing that women are inferior and available to men. They can be shouted at, threatened and bullied because we can as men," he said.

https://www.jacarandafm.com/news/ne...-message-children-gender-equality-commission/
 
The only standards that exist in South Africa are double ones.

Some random retired estate agent calls black people monkeys: absolute media frenzy.
Some random black person calls for white people to get shot: nothing.

The double standards also apply to forums, where people bitch about racism but are quite happy with racism as long as it isn't directed at them/their group

This probably wasn't a racist incident, but **** me, expecting two adults to act like adults in a public setting somehow turns into 400 post discussion on who was actually right and wrong in this instance
 
"It sends a very sad message to children. As they grow up, they will internalise this knowing that women are inferior and available to men. They can be shouted at, threatened and bullied because we can as men," he said.

Or judging by this woman's behaviour, the children present will internalise this knowing that women can do what they want because they know that men may do nothing to them. They can shout at, threaten and bully because they can as women.
 
The woman, also, is at fault here.

I once was faced with a similar incident at a parents' gathering at my daughter's school. I asked my daughter if she had tripped the child in question and she said yes and it was a mistake - I called the other kid and I told my daughter to apologise and forced them to hug and 'take 5'. And that was really the end of it.

We have to handle these situations on behalf of our children in a manner that is mature and is a lesson for all involved. It is not okay to spew profanities in front of children. They did not learn anything valuable from this situation. Perhaps even traumatised by it all.

Feminist equality is about equal rights and equal treatment by people rather than being discriminated against for your gender - it's not the assertion that men and women are physically the same size. At least know what you're talking about or you end up sounding really stupid.

This.

Well she did provoke him first by telling him to "fek off"...

not picking sides, just saying!

Does a woman wearing revealing clothes justify a man raping her? Also she was not the instigator. After he grabbed her child/god child she lost it.

You do realise that this is a sexist statement right?

You are generalising about South African men, assuming that they all share the traits you describe - arrogant, angry, belligerent, sexist etc.

You can't possibly have met every single South African man, therefore, you are are sexist. How does that make you feel?

No, I have never met all SA men and I never said all SA men are like that. I said a lot of them are like that. I stand by my statement whether that makes me sexist or not. I believe it to be the truth otherwise there wouldn't be such a prevailing and persistent abuse of women and children in this country. Refusing to see or turning a blind eye to it or refusing to admit it is part of the problem.
 
Or judging by this woman's behaviour, the children present will internalise this knowing that women can do what they want because they know that men may do nothing to them. They can shout at, threaten and bully because they can as women.

I hate how this discussion is gravitating towards "how fragile/vulnerable ALL women are and they should be treated with the utmost care.

1 idiot did this but all men are being painted with the samwe brush.

Yes there are some misogynistic men out there but we cant vilify ALL men.

I feel like men will be pushed under the bus, due to this saga.

We teach little girls, they are equal BUT forget to mention that they get special treatment from society, which can lead to them becoming entitled.

Little boys are taught to respect females BUT are we going to tell them the truth?

Never agrue with a female or you will feel the backlash of society.
 
That's not what your original statement said. Women are equally capable of being the abuser.

What original statement are you referring to? I have never implied that women are not abusers.
 
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