The SA Politics Thread Part 2

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If I was the DA I would walk away from EKH (and I say that as someone who lives there), ASA have proved to be a thorn in their side with axe to grind (Mashaba) with every UF area they control unstable. As for EFF the way they flip flop they a no starter when it comes to support.
 
Did I ask for your opinion? My comment was meant for @PrimeSteak

Besides I asked what you accomplish commenting on politics all day. It has nothing to do with being interested in topics. Continue...

Well, if you fail to see how those two are linked, then okay.

What does commenting on a forum at all, accomplish? Generally.. sweet **** all. But yet, here you are.

You might not have asked for my opinion; but you made a public post and therefore I am in my right to comment on it.

Is this your first week on the internet or something?
 
If I was the DA I would walk away from EKH (and I say that as someone who lives there), ASA have proved to be a thorn in their side with axe to grind (Mashaba) with every UF area they control unstable. As for EFF the way they flip flop they a no starter when it comes to support.

Well, it's unlike the DA to just walk away from a fight. They'll fight it, even if there is no chance of winning. Walking away from it, would not be a good image. Rather fight and loose, than to give up.
 
Well, if you fail to see how those two are linked, then okay.

What does commenting on a forum at all, accomplish? Generally.. sweet **** all. But yet, here you are.

You might not have asked for my opinion; but you made a public post and therefore I am in my right to comment on it.

Is this your first week on the internet or something?

:rolleyes:
 
What did they expect if they got the job thanks to the EFF vote.
Yeah, coalitions are a good way to lull yourself into some false sense of achievement, perhaps parties will learn to tell the difference between governing by the mandate of the voters and governing through some party political arrangement.

I felt the lines got a little blurred, looking at all the hurt that followed after the Joburg thing, the good Dr is still referring to herself as the executive Mayor, one would have thought they would not get too accustomed to power.
 
Yeah, coalitions are a good way to lull yourself into some false sense of achievement, perhaps parties will learn to tell the difference between governing by the mandate of the voters and governing through some party political arrangement.

I felt the lines got a little blurred, looking at all the hurt that followed after the Joburg thing, the good Dr is still referring to herself as the executive Mayor, one would have thought they would not get too accustomed to power.

The question is; what's the solution?
 
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