The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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Lol.

you cannot come with an entrenched mindset to a negotiating table... you may not like your political rival, but if they have the numbers, they get a seat at the table...in the end, you going to need every little bit (seat)....
 
That too but to me, it seems like he is afraid of criticism if he takes a specific stance. But, I don't know him personally so just a guess.

If you think that you should see my stance on Eelawn and trannies :whistling:

And Covid. Remember how you lot got duped on that one Surfy. And what my stance was and still is on that one? ;)
 
Question is, do they need a natural, ideologically aligned partner?

Both choices (DA and EFF) will have advantages and disadvantages for them and either way, they will upset a lot of people.

At the end of the day, it's going to come down to behind the scenes talk (which we are not privy to) and they will team up with whoever demands less compromise from them.

Right now, it looks like the DA will have less demands of them (given that Steenhuisen is outspoken about preventing the EFF from getting into power) but you never know what can happen.
 
Question is, do they need a natural, ideologically aligned partner?
unfortunately, ...they will spin ideologically...but in essence, a partner that will allow the shitfest of what their governance is at to continue. There might be a will from the top to govern in the interest of the people, but party and by extension the state is at : how much, you quickly for myself.
 
I think the ANC will look for other partners before jumping into bed with the EFF at a national level.
They'd probably even work with DA before them.

Even ANCYL has said that they wouldn't mind working with DA.

But then again ANC flips flops quickly (although not as quick as Juju).
 
Lol.

****. I don't think it's a good idea, but hey...
 
If you think that you should see my stance on Eelawn and trannies :whistling:

And Covid. Remember how you lot got duped on that one Surfy. And what my stance was and still is on that one? ;)
Your covid stance was not based on same scientific reasons as your stance on trans. If you just stop and think about it, you will realize it. But, I am not holding my breath.
 
I have nfi actually. Clearly democracy doesn't work. But I'm not a fan of the opposite either. But the main issue for me is the politicians are rubbish. And those who are capable of being good leaders would never dream of entering politics.

Yes @surface there are good leaders out there. But they aren't in politics

So yes I will continue to sit on the fence and piss on both sides because atm everyone's just pretending the other side is schit while their side is equally schit. Just look at Trump and Biden supporters. Both pretending their choice of geriatric is awesome when the reality is both should be pushing daisies.

So if @TheChamp or anyone else is expecting me to pick a side. It isn't going to happen. Not because it's fashionable but because I refuse to back a turd

/points and laughs at the cultists

/goes back to unzipping

TL,DR.
 
unfortunately, ...they will spin ideologically...but in essence, a partner that will allow the shitfest of what their governance is at to continue. There might be a will from the top to govern in the interest of the people, but party and by extension the state is at : how much, you quickly for myself.

The ANC is more ideologically aligned with EFF but at the end of the day, politics is more about resources, business interests and money.

I suspect the DA will have less demands of the ANC given that the DA's funders will view the EFF as more a threat to their business interests than ANC. More of the ANC's power may remain intact if they chose DA over EFF and this is why a lot of the ANC veterans are now starting to side with DA.

Of course, we don't know what will happen behind the scenes. Maybe Malema will come up with something too good for the ANC to refuse.
 
****. I don't think it's a good idea, but hey...
The dilemma is simple, those parties There, UIM, ISANCO and the Spectrum party might be lambs who don’t challenge the DA and are well behaved by they are useless, they are not going to contribute anything to the Moonshot, yes I insist on calling them the Moonshot.

The rhetoric about common values and all that is nice but it's not going to get them anywhere close to removing the ANC, the whole point of a coalition is finding a way to make it work despite the uncommon values, if everyone has shared values then why do we have so many parties?

Stop with the nonsense of fooling around and admit you have a problem, then you can start attempting to fix it. The PA represents the most realistic chance at their Gauteng ambition.
 
You see? ASA are rudderless.

Think about it this way, Mandela used to say he will not view certain people as enemies just because the West views them as enemies. The other parties will use the same logic i.e, they don't want to get involved in a scuffle between the DA and PA.

Some parties could raise similar concerns about working with the VF+ due to Oom Groenewald's pro-Apartheid past but instead they chose to put it aside.
 
Think about it this way, Mandela used to say he will not view certain people as enemies just because the West views them as enemies. The other parties will use the same logic i.e, they don't want to get involved in a scuffle between the DA and PA.

Some parties could raise similar concerns about working with the VF+ due to Oom Groenewald's pro-Apartheid past.
The PA have already been proven to be untrustworthy. Instead of the ASA boat sticking to a course, it wanders aimlessly.
 
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