The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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they wouldn't want to leave room for the DA to weasel out into a coalition with the ANC in the event the moonshot fail to beat the ANC.
That's exactly what it comes down to. So why put yourself in this position when you know that it's a possibility. By trying to cover all your basis, you're bound to piss some people off, and risk being alienated from all sides. They pre-empted this thing way too early...
 
The primary problem with SA politics is it's a giant soap opera version of who's line is it anyway.

At any point any villain can be a hero or the other way around and the points don't really matter.

It's a giant farce to deflect from the fact that demographics and Marxism rule the people.
 
The idea of moonshot is great but the signs have been showing since day 1 that its going to be unstable. So ANC-EFF, ANC-DA or Moonshot. Which one would be the most stable and actually benefit the person on the street? Obviously Option-A is a disaster and a waste of 5 more years
 
The idea of moonshot is great but the signs have been showing since day 1 that its going to be unstable. So ANC-EFF, ANC-DA or Moonshot. Which one would be the most stable and actually benefit the person on the street? Obviously Option-A is a disaster and a waste of 5 more years
Between the last two probably.

ANC/DA would probably be most stable, but nothing would change, things would just worsen and the DA gets ****ed...
 
The idea of moonshot is great but the signs have been showing since day 1 that its going to be unstable. So ANC-EFF, ANC-DA or Moonshot. Which one would be the most stable and actually benefit the person on the street? Obviously Option-A is a disaster and a waste of 5 more years

Option A would be most stable. The ANC will give Julia a few important posts and continue on their current path. This would be exactly what the person in the street wants as we will see in May 2024 :cool:

Having said that and knowing @surface's panchant for pending posts in his diary. I don't believe 2024 will be the year of coalition politics. Maybe 2028 you okes can start to get excited about all of this again
 
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Option A would be most stable. The ANC will give Julia a few important posts and continue on their current path. This would be exactly what the person in the street wants as we will see in May 2024 :cool:

Having said that and knowing @surface's panchant for pending posts in his diary. I don't believe 2024 will be the year of coalition politics. Maybe 2028 you okes can start to get excited about all of this again
President John is inevitable. People have spoken.
 
John salty about middle class / upper middle class votes that Mashaba snatched from DA last time ?
The DA is very friendly with parties that pose no threat to them, Freedom Front, IFP and the others,, the problem with ActionSA is that are a clear and present threat to the DA, between them and the PA they are going to cause headaches for the DA and ANC in Gauteng.

So the DA don’t really know how to deal with ActionSA, good thing for them is that the ActionSA is also bumbling along, not knowing whether they are coming or going.
 
Option A would be most stable. The ANC will give Julia a few important posts and continue on their current path. This would be exactly what the person in the street wants as we will see in May 2024 :cool:

Having said that and knowing @surface's panchant for pending posts in his diary. I don't believe 2024 will be the year of coalition politics. Maybe 2028 you okes can start to get excited about all of this again
Julius strikes me as an 'absolute power' type of guy so would imagine a lot of fighting in ANC-EFF while pushing the same dreary ideology we have seen over the past couple of decades. Really hope we don't need to take more steps back. Granted ANC-DA would have much bickering but think it would be a bit more progressive. Moonshot - I think its unrealistic for 2024 but if by some magic it does happen, no idea how well organised it will be but can't be worse than ANC
 
Fearless Geordin.


Wtf is an intergovernmental dispute and what happens after you declare it? Handbags at dawn?

Where's the resident bitch-slapping expert @epah?
 
Fearless Geordin.

Tell him Cyril, That Hill Lewis is getting cheekier by the day, who the hell does he think he is?
 
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