'We will make sure SA is at a standstill'

These daily statements from the imbicile leaders of #Feesmustfall movement has to just be ignored by the media. Don't give them more intimidation power! It's like street vendors when you just glance to their side, they'll try and sell you something. Same principle here. :mad:
 
Just goes to show university is there to provide you with knowledge only; it sure doesn't help you become intelligent.
 
lcbxx said:
I wonder what will happen when the majority who want to continue studying rise up against the minority who are stifling it. Will the latter suddenly cry oppressed victims?
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Been asking this for a few days.
 
maumau said:
Been asking this for a few days.
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same here, been expecting something like that to happen.

but.

usually the intelligent turn to violence as a last resort, unlike the stupid who use it first.
 
if only their parents would just give them the darn good beating they need. With a nice firm leather belt.
 
jingaling said:
Just goes to show university is there to provide you with knowledge only; it sure doesn't help you become intelligent.
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Intelligence can not be changed. Knowledge can. Clearly, with this lot, both are absent.
 
One thing Uni is supposed to teach you is responsibility and that you're really on your own in the big world.

Imagine what's going to happen with this lot is out there trying to find a job... #InterviewsMustFall
 
This is all due to the Government not putting their foot down and using the force necessary to break this. Problem is, they have been allowing it for years and years if you look at the protesting going on and strikes. Someone needs the balls to double down and take a firm stance once and for all. After that they won't try this shyte again.

Just see how quickly Marikana was resolved after a few live rounds was fired. This kind of force needs to take place at every violent protest and it will stop.
 
Pitbull said:
Just see how quickly Marikana was resolved after a few live rounds was fired. This kind of force needs to take place at every violent protest and it will stop.
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Do you really want to give the ANC and the Police the power to just start shooting people (more)?
 
EFF doesn't want the country working - they're always wanting to bring it to a standstill - and then they want everything for free on top of that, I think they have a misunderstanding of basic fundamentals...
 
flippakitten said:
Do you really want to give the ANC and the Police the power to just start shooting people (more)?
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How else do you think these hooligans will learn the difference between protest and violence?

I have no issues with protesting and doing so without impeding on anyone else's rights. But you need to meet violence with violence. These people should know that if they get violent they get shot. Simple as that.

So to answer your question: YES!
 
Pitbull said:
This is all due to the Government not putting their foot down and using the force necessary to break this. Problem is, they have been allowing it for years and years if you look at the protesting going on and strikes. Someone needs the balls to double down and take a firm stance once and for all. After that they won't try this shyte again.

Just see how quickly Marikana was resolved after a few live rounds was fired. This kind of force needs to take place at every violent protest and it will stop.
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Dont come here with your common sense stuff ..... its obvious that the electorate would prefer a dysfunctional anarchy .... thats why they vote ANC in vast numbers.
Apart from that .... this nonsense is happening at University .... what do you expect students to do .... go sit in a classroom and learn stuff ... thats just colonialist man.

And Zuma did take a firm stance ... for Khwezi and Irvin Khosas daughter .... and I am sure he takes a firm stance whenever Doodoo Myeni enters the room .... :sick:

Having said that ........ I agree fully with your proposed solution to the problem .... :D
 
The last time the Government shot kids with live ammo was 40 years ago. So seems to work for about 40 years. Before they start their shyte again.
 
flippakitten said:
Do you really want to give the ANC and the Police the power to just start shooting people (more)?
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The government doesn't enforce it's own damn laws.

If you look at the law, specifically the Gatherings Act of 1994, you have to notify the local council 7 days before you protest if you are planning on more than 16 people .

The person who is organising the gathering (called the ‘convener’) must tell the local council what you plan to do as early before the protest as you can. This is called ‘giving notice’. The law says you should do this at least 7 days before the protest. If you cannot tell them at least 7 days before, you must tell them why you were not able to give notice earlier. You must tell them at least 48 hours (2 days) before the gathering. It is important to tell the local council as early as possible. This is because sometimes different people want to protest on the same day. This can cause problems.
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If you protest, you have to follow the rules of the Regulation of Gatherings Act that we have talked about in this handbook. If there are 16 or more of you, you have to give notice that you plan to protest, and do what you said you would do in your notice (for example, you must disperse when you said you would, even if the person you were planning to give a document to has not come yet). If you need to change your plans on the day of the march, you should tell the local council and the police and see if they will agree. But they do not have to agree. If they do not agree, and you do change your plans, you can be arrested. You could get a fine of up to R20 000 and/or have to go to jail for up to one year, if you are found guilty.
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http://fxi.org.za/PDFs/Publications/RGAHandbook.pdf
I am pretty sure that every single one of these protests were illegal.
 
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