We will not pay for e-tolls - bikers

Ol' Mean Bastid said:
seems to me you're the one with a bug up your ass
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Ok then

Well my point stands. I protest where you inconvenience fellow road users and do nothing to inconvenience the powers you are fighting accomplishes NOTHING.
 
ooi, dip sh*t who is too daft to understand that a protest clogging up the highway is the ONLY way (other than constant bomb and anthrax scares) that the government is going to listen, do the world a favour and go pay your etag bills you spineless POS.

And to everyone single person who has an etag, every single one of you is what is wrong with this country, middle class Sh*t eating, free your mind, look up what can be done whena country stands together and fights against a corrupt government.

we are Legion.
 
rakabos3 said:
Ok then

Well my point stands. I protest where you inconvenience fellow road users and do nothing to inconvenience the powers you are fighting accomplishes NOTHING.
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Look, I appreciate where you're coming from, the one thing I do feel that was achieved (based on comments on FarceBook and elsewhere) is that it does seem to have stirred up a desire by more people to be involved in protest action, sure maybe highway go slows are not ideal, especially given the lack of media coverage, but it's a start, I still feel that the vast majority of middle class South Africans are apathetic in this regard (in the case of e-tolls that's a good thing) however I think the message still needs to go out to those that are buckling under SCAMRAL FUD that there is still strong opposition.

For myself I voice my opposition in as many forms as I can, I attended the public hearings last year, I regularly post on FB and donate to OUTA, and make my voice heard where I can including this forum, the more that people show some form of protest the more chance we have of winning this battle
 
Ol' Mean Bastid said:
Look, I appreciate where you're coming from, the one thing I do feel that was achieved (based on comments on FarceBook and elsewhere) is that it does seem to have stirred up a desire by more people to be involved in protest action, sure maybe highway go slows are not ideal, especially given the lack of media coverage, but it's a start, I still feel that the vast majority of middle class South Africans are apathetic in this regard (in the case of e-tolls that's a good thing) however I think the message still needs to go out to those that are buckling under SCAMRAL FUD that there is still strong opposition.

For myself I voice my opposition in as many forms as I can, I attended the public hearings last year, I regularly post on FB and donate to OUTA, and make my voice heard where I can including this forum, the more that people show some form of protest the more chance we have of winning this battle
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Yeah believe me i am very outspoken about e-tolls but i think people must focus their efforts to inconvenience scumral and the ANC, in whichever way they can. To block the N1 for regular drivers is not the right way imho
 
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