The idiots boycotting the vote

Is the voting station running out of papers a good enough reason?

Yeah.. so is rushing to the hospital, having your car broken down or any reasonable reason why something stopped you from voting.
 
On my way to work today I saw some posters with a phrase "Afrikaners stem nie", there were more text but I didn't read it properly as I was travelling. Now I think that's idiotic, same as those people who boycott from voting.

It's not idiotic, from their perspective. I've known lots of afrikaner people and they are good folk. They only believe the country is theirs because of they are the founders and builders. And therefore, participating in a democratic election is like treasonanous to what they believe.
 
They are not idiots, voting for someone else doesn't help. This is not some first-world country where your vote makes a difference. Always remember that the ANC outnumbers everyone else, and therefore voting against them makes bugger-all difference.

LOL!
Fantastic. At last a voice of reason. I'm 100% with you there, and that's been my point all along. :cool: Well done!
 
On my way to work today I saw some posters with a phrase "Afrikaners stem nie", there were more text but I didn't read it properly as I was travelling. Now I think that's idiotic, same as those people who boycott from voting.
Definitely wasn't true in Pta East where Afrikaners were out in force. I was in queue for 4 hours to cast my vote in a line probably 250m long filled with 90% Afrikaans people. Almost everybody I know voted.
 
It's not idiotic, from their perspective. I've known lots of afrikaner people and they are good folk. They only believe the country is theirs because of they are the founders and builders. And therefore, participating in a democratic election is like treasonanous to what they believe.

You and them are still stuck in the past, it's time to move on with the times. I feel sorry for you and them.
 
Same here. In Jhb my line was 50 50.

I know the Afrikaners they are talking about. It's the generation just after mine they just do not give a damm. I have lost my respect for most of my younger co workers. They are really the lazy ass losers the media portrays.
 
To all those that say not voting is irrelevant:

Assume 100 total voters in CrimeLand

60 Vote for the CNA party = 60%
20 Vote for the ADD party = 20%
7 Vote for the POPE party = 7%
13 Vote for the others small parties = 13%

Now, let's say 10 of the 60 CNA voters decide not to vote for CNA or anyone else.

So now the stats are (90 votes total):

50 CNA = 55.5%
20 ADD = 22.2%
7 POPE = 7.8%
13 Other = 14.4%

So the CNA went from 60% to 55.5% by those 10 people not voting.

BUT: If those 10 people voted for any other party then (100 votes total):

50 CNA = 50%!
20+ ADD = 20%-30%
7+ POPE = 7%-17%
13+ Other = 13%-23%

So not voting is worse than being a child molester.
 
They are not idiots, voting for someone else doesn't help. This is not some first-world country where your vote makes a difference. Always remember that the ANC outnumbers everyone else, and therefore voting against them makes bugger-all difference.

LOL!
Fantastic. At last a voice of reason. I'm 100% with you there, and that's been my point all along. :cool: Well done!

Funny thing, as of right now, News24 reports a 50.28% support for the DA in the Western Cape and 29.41% for the ANC. With approximately 1.3 million votes left in the Western Cape to tally, I believe it's safe to assume that - fate willing - the DA has the Western Cape in its grasp.

Not to fly in the face of your logic, but if those 426,643 DA supporters all decided, "Eh, it's not worth it. It won't make a difference" then I'm pretty sure the ANC would currently be leading.

Bear in mind that it took one vote, 426,643 times to "make a difference." Take out the "one vote" upon "one vote" upon "one vote" and you're left with nothing. That's why you should stand up for what you believe in - even if you're a lone voice, you might inspire others to do the same.

Me? Personally? I'm happy to have done my part :)
 
None of you are really strong at math.... 426,643 is a large number, telling me that one vote makes a difference to that, more bullsh1t baffles brains, spewed forth just like the justifications for insane gasoline prices you south africans pay.. That's like changing one bit in the 24-bit value representing a pixel, undetectable by the human eye.

Well, allow me to try clarify the matter for you. That number - 426,643 - is made up of "A LOT" of ones.
 
None of you are really strong at math.... 426,643 is a large number, telling me that one vote makes a difference to that, more bullsh1t baffles brains, spewed forth just like the justifications for insane gasoline prices you south africans pay.. That's like changing one bit in the 24-bit value representing a pixel, undetectable by the human eye.

Surely you would have said the exact same thing of the ANC's 709052 votes which won the Western Cape last election? Yet by people changing their one vote the province will go probably go to the DA this election. So how is it not making a difference? There's no mysterious power with 420 000 votes, it only changes by people changing their one vote to DA.
 
None of you are really strong at math.... 426,643 is a large number, telling me that one vote makes a difference to that, more bullsh1t baffles brains, spewed forth just like the justifications for insane gasoline prices you south africans pay.. That's like changing one bit in the 24-bit value representing a pixel, undetectable by the human eye.

You obviously not very strong with simple logic. One vote obviously does not make a large difference but a lot does. Imagine if all the 426,643 people believed that, lets see 426,643-426,643=0 (Who would have thought.)

I can continue with some more basic simple logic, one drop of water does not cause a flood but a whole lot does.

My point a lot of 1 votes can and does make a difference.
 
I can continue with some more basic simple logic, one drop of water does not cause a flood but a whole lot does.

My point a lot of 1 votes can and does make a difference.

*nod* *nod* That's the thing - a lot of "ones" combine to make bigger; stronger numbers. If a lot of "ones" decide to turn emo and feel all unloved and insecure about themselves, they never combine with the other ones to make big numbers and they will always remain alone and singular.

That's the point though - uniting for what you believe in - standing together with other like-minded individuals for the sake of making a difference - whether it's one vote or one million. Your "one vote" might be enough to make others notice the party you're fond of and look into it and, perhaps not this time, but the next, or after.

I know it sounds silly, but when you don't vote, you cut off your nose to spite your face.
 
Where did you learn math!

None of you are really strong at math.... 426,643 is a large number, telling me that one vote makes a difference to that, more bullsh1t baffles brains, spewed forth just like the justifications for insane gasoline prices you south africans pay.. That's like changing one bit in the 24-bit value representing a pixel, undetectable by the human eye.

You sound like a colossal ass-hat! The value for the color of a pixel is a 32bit integer in binary (Base 2) Non-base-10 numbers (wich a binary 24 bit number would be) are matric math! Changing one bit in a 24-bit value can change the base-10 value of that number by 23^2 thats 8388608! of 16777216. Thats Half! Fool:sick:

As pointed out if your right and everyone should take your advice then we would live in a 100% ANC Majority, or is that what you want?
 
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Still so angry Leetstone?

I'm still waiting for you to provide proof that SA gov is making it more difficult for SAfricans to leave here.
 
you sound like a typical south african.

Tell me, is it nice pushing people around on the roads in your Navara, or Hilux pickup with your shaven head and sunglasses glued to your face?

Man o man you should stick to forums that don't make you look silly.

Phew i have seen many dodgy people on this forum but you have the distinction of being the silliest person i have ever encountered, go back to school and take maths again.
 
It was on 702, the US, the UK and Australia are making it tougher for South African citizens to enter their countries. Why? Because the ANC govt doesn't want to pull THEIR FINGERS OUT OF THEIR ARSES and do something about the insecure passport. You can go look it up yourself, I don't have to prove anything to you, take of your damn rose colored glasses and listen to the news one evening.

Anyway, the ANC is doing this on purpose to make it harder for SAfricans to leave the country. It's all part of a plan.
I would agree on the first part, on the last part I dont agree, the AC would love to have no more white faces here ever again IMO.
 
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