'We can smell a 70% majority'

Hey! There's children on this board! Shame on you... oh wait, that's not a...:o
 
This is why we need a system where registered tax payers get 2 votes each. If you don't contribute to tax, then you only get half a say in what tax money is spent on.
 
Gaz{M} said:
This is why we need a system where registered tax payers get 2 votes each. If you don't contribute to tax, then you only get half a say in what tax money is spent on.
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Been saying it for years.
 
Gaz{M} said:
This is why we need a system where registered tax payers get 2 votes each. If you don't contribute to tax, then you only get half a say in what tax money is spent on.
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with ideas like that,
you still wonder why AA exists?
 
No we wonder why the ANC still exists. It gave freedom to all and that was brilliant yet Zuma still sings songs about the struggle and taking up arms? Come on!
 
alf101 said:
Why are they so happy about getting a 2/3 majority if they said they won't change the constitution?
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Because it shows that the people of SA support what they're doing. 2/3 is a psychological level. It means total unchecked power. Even though less than 2/3 doesn't mean much in terms of loss of power it does mean that they've scared some of their voters away.

This means they can continue to be corrupt, centralise power further, possible deprivatise some state institutions and continue non-delivery and the population overwhelmingly support this.
 
"they can shoot us we are still marching to the pta"
"they can kill us we are still marching to pta"

"fetch me my machine gun"

What South Africa are they living in? Because it's not the same one i'm in.
 
TMoose said:
Because it shows that the people of SA support what they're doing. 2/3 is a psychological level. It means total unchecked power. Even though less than 2/3 doesn't mean much in terms of loss of power it does mean that they've scared some of their voters away.

This means they can continue to be corrupt, centralise power further, possible deprivatise some state institutions and continue non-delivery and the population overwhelmingly support this.
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Its because 95% of there supporters are uneducated gits.
 
Former minister Pik Botha wants South Africa to give ANC leader Jacob Zuma a chance to be the country's president.
Botha said on Thursday that Zuma, to whom he refers as "Jakob", was the right man to lead South Africa for the next five years as he listened to others, even if he didn't agree with them.
"The man has to be given a chance to put into practice what he has been saying," said Botha. "He must be given a chance to be president."
Botha and Zuma got to know each other between 1990 and 1994 during the negotiations over the Constitution. Under these circumstances, Botha also got to know former president, Thabo Mbeki.
"Mbeki changed from the person I knew when he became president," said Botha. "He was, just like Zuma, accessible. But he changed and didn't want to listen anymore to people outside his circle. Zuma didn't change."
According to Botha, Zuma "who has regard for the Afrikaner and his history", made reassuring comments about the Afrikaner and his position in the country.

Botha believes South Africans should support these views as well as Zuma's stand about working together, minority groups and their role in the country, the improvement of public service delivery, the appointment of efficient people instead of the inefficient, crime fighting, media freedom and the importance of economic growth for job creation.
"We reject everything (that Zuma says) blindly. Why?" Botha wanted to know. "We should ask him what we can do to assist him in helping South Africa."
Botha said Zuma had approached him years ago, when he was still the country's deputy president, asking him to gather a group of people to inform government about what they were doing wrong and how they could fix it. But Zuma was fired by Mbeki shortly afterwards.
 
The question I have is this: do the ANC have no concerns about SA becoming another Zim? If they do not take a firm stand about the medium-to-long term socio-economic future, we will wind up with critical debts, insufficient production and ultimately disaster.

Somehow I, think (or hope!) that the leadership realises that they can still retain their huge support whilst announcing some realistic objectives and encouraging the despondent population. Keep listening to the wisdom of people like Trevor Manuel and stop thinking about seaside mansions with big black SUV's.
 
Sly21C said:
they are uneducated and it's all thanks to the ANC right?
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You love anc that's great i really don't give two hoots to be honest. Your demi-god zuma is going to do nothing for you or the other 8m people that voted out of blind loyalty for the stupid party. At least Mbeki could speak properly, zuma fumbles when he tries to make a sentence or even when he tries to get something across. He is a moron through and through, his answer to everything is dancing like a prat. They are going to put a new bunch of useless people into the minister positions thus running this country more into the ground that it already is.
 
Lets Give Zuma a try. He is a Zulu... and like my mother said: You can rather marry a Zullu than a Soutie. ( long story but the i was raised a lefty)
 
Lets not give zuma a try, he is useless. I couldnt care if he is god, zulu, whatever. Him being zulu means nothing to me at all.
 
Actually i am hahahahahahahahah :D EU passport FTW. Sorry but i am not interested staying in a country that is definitely going to become zim.
 
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