The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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Apparently making an x was too difficult. So they were all given numbers from 1 to 69 and had to write their number down. Easy to track traitors. But it ended up with their 69 votes counting as spoilt :ROFL:
Peak stupidity. Wonder what Karen came up with that.

Accepting refugees from other parties is probably also to blame. Like the Bongani guy and other women in the news again. I could never understand why they did that.
 
oh, I won't know those. Remember I am not from your aryan tribe.
Considering you repeat yourself about 10 times a day with the same lines, we understand completely.
 
Considering you repeat yourself about 10 times a day with the same lines, we understand completely.
His white boyfriend dumped him again, so he is a bit tender at the moment. Expect more racial nonsense.
 
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Small opposition parties digging their own grave by refusing to let go of their own ego. Also, Mashaba doesn't seem to be pragmatic & diplomatic leader that I thought he would be. What a pity. We need collective opposition to be strong to keep a check on ANC.
 
Small opposition parties digging their own grave by refusing to let go of their own ego. Also, Mashaba doesn't seem to be pragmatic & diplomatic leader that I thought he would be. What a pity. We need collective opposition to be strong to keep a check on ANC.
The landscape is basically, the ANC, the DA and a bunch of one man outfits. The IFP are moving a little more away from being the Prince's party as well.
 
Oh I see the DA tried to be smart with their stupid voting tactic to identify traitors and ended up handing victory to the ATM guy :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
Indeed, utter buffoonery...

Time to find the traitors again.


Ok... So that's what happened.
 
:cool: Good capture as far as expressions go.


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This isn't surprising. Going by what I've read in the media lately, Gogo has overwhelming support among delegates...
 
Small opposition parties digging their own grave by refusing to let go of their own ego. Also, Mashaba doesn't seem to be pragmatic & diplomatic leader that I thought he would be. What a pity. We need collective opposition to be strong to keep a check on ANC.
For once, and this feels weird, I actually agree with you.
 
The landscape is basically, the ANC, the DA and a bunch of one man outfits. The IFP are moving a little more away from being the Prince's party as well.
Yeah, you don't really see ol' Mangosuthu in the spotlight in regard to IFP stuff.
 
Indeed, and rightly so. :thumbsup:
I find Gogo odd...

When she's on Twitter, she's strange and off-putting at times.
But in irl situations, like the BizNews interview I posted yesterday, she makes total sense and is normal...

Maybe it shows how social media can completely **** with your head...?
 
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