The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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Looks through list of threads and how many have your gorgeous face on them - so, is mybb your full time job? :p
Three of them on the first page. You know it doesn't cost you money to make a thread, ne. You should try making one.

It's that strange type of attention certain people seek.
Seething will continue until acceptance improves.
 
Minimum wage increases unemployment and inflation.

Not really, but minimum wage does need to be a reasonable and logical figure (I make no judgements on our values)...

We also have a segment of our employer base who WILL abuse their power and pay people a slave wage which is not on at all.
 
Three of them on the first page.

Exactly my point :ROFL:

You know it doesn't cost you money to make a thread, ne. You should try making one.

I have a day job that pays me money - hence my question to you....

Looks through list of threads and how many have your gorgeous face on them - so, is mybb your full time job? :p
 
Not really, but minimum wage does need to be a reasonable and logical figure (I make no judgements on our values)...

We also have a segment of our employer base who WILL abuse their power and pay people a slave wage which is not on at all.
Like China? Who cares, shareholders love that. We can become the factory of the world. Enjoy having NO job then.
 
Exactly my point :ROFL:



I have a day job that pays me money - hence my question to you....

Looks through list of threads and how many have your gorgeous face on them - so, is mybb your full time job? :p
You're responding moaning about me creating a thread, amongst other people with far higher post counts than me.

Thanks for the tag...

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@Mike Hoxbig Get in here.
 
Like China? Who cares, shareholders love that. We can become the factory of the world.

No we can't. We don't have the employee base to be the factory of the world, or the skilled workforce for it.

We have an oversupply of unskilled/semiskilled labour and that labour does need to be protected but still have the room to be employable.
 
No we can't. We don't have the employee base to be the factory of the world, or the skilled workforce for it.

We have an oversupply of unskilled/semiskilled labour and that labour does need to be protected but still have the room to be employable.
and how is that working out?
 
and how is that working out?

Minimum wage itself is not the main driver of unemployment in this country.

**EDIT**

I would even go as far as saying Minimum wage is not a driver of unemployment in this country at all actually, but it is used as a reason for unemployment or a reduction in employment numbers by employers to cover for other actual drivers.
 
You're responding moaning about me creating a thread, amongst other people with far higher post counts than me.


@Mike Hoxbig Get in here.
Seem to be reading tone in - I was asking if this is your day job? Have I hit a nerve? :ROFL: Why are you so sensitive about it? If making threads is your jam, then why not own it?

Ah I forgot, you're the guy that calls for help :ROFL:

Welcome @Mike Hoxbig :)
 
No we can't. We don't have the employee base to be the factory of the world, or the skilled workforce for it.

We have an oversupply of unskilled/semiskilled labour and that labour does need to be protected but still have the room to be employable.
China has advantage of having a submissive work force due to government's rutheless reputation. No one can compete with China in that aspect. China spring is unlikely to happen in my lifetime.
 
China has advantage of having a submissive work force due to government's rutheless reputation.
Seems to be working.

No one can compete with China in that aspect. China spring is unlikely to happen in my lifetime.
The biggest mistake people make is thinking the Chinese are slaves to the government.
 
I was comparing the provincial and national results from 2019.

DA did marginally better provincially (~70k more than national)
ANC did a lot worse provincially (~600k fewer)

If the regional ballot has the same effect, there might be a swing of a few percent just from vote splitting
It probably will. It is a weird mix of provincial and national.

I think some people might get confused and vote as they would provincially, but on the other hand, you are essentially voting for your party's provincial leadership to head to Parliament... So... yeah
 
China has advantage of having a submissive work force due to government's rutheless reputation. No one can compete with China in that aspect. China spring is unlikely to happen.

Very much so... the only country that can reasonably compete with China on workforce levels is India.
 
Very much so... the only country that can reasonably compete with China on workforce levels is India.
Nah - India cannot compete with China on manufacturing, or anything for that matter. They don't have submissive workforce anymore. Compared to China I mean.
 
It probably will. It is a weird mix of provincial and national.

I think some people might get confused and vote as they would provincially, but on the other hand, you are essentially voting for your party's provincial leadership to head to Parliament... So... yeah

Had a look at IFP - they benefitted provincially in 2019 by about 45k votes
 
Minimum wage itself is not the main driver of unemployment in this country.

**EDIT**

I would even go as far as saying Minimum wage is not a driver of unemployment in this country at all actually, but it is used as a reason for unemployment or a reduction in employment numbers by employers to cover for other actual drivers.
What did minimum wage do to the car manufacturing sector in Australia or the price of a big mac because of the cost of the burger patty flipper. Why are there more homeless people after minimum wage?
 
I was comparing the provincial and national results from 2019.

DA did marginally better provincially (~70k more than national)
ANC did a lot worse provincially (~600k fewer)

If the regional ballot has the same effect, there might be a swing of a few percent just from vote splitting

I pointed that out to @TheChamp but he dismissed out of hand (perhaps because it is likely to lead to a lower vote share for the ANC as people likely to think 'regional' and 'provincial' ballots are the same).
 
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