White people should remember SA's past.

[alloytoo]

Vio : Ah, the days when most gov resources were still spent on white people and in white areas. Before they started distributing it more evenly. Yup, the good ol' days

Care to explain what happened to the health care system?

 

[hyperian]

Holy crap - 2006? Didn't look at the date until I read the least few posts

 

[alloytoo]

I would like to suggest a fourth option

4. Make a difference. Get involved. It is so easy to be consumed by rage bitterness and the negative. Work with those that wish to make the country better. Rise above yourself. Work to uplift the life of those less fortunate. Look for the positives, they are there around us.

Did that in '94, been getting kicked in the teeth by the current regime ever since.

 

[alloytoo]

I don't think about the past, because i can't live there. The past must be remembered so that we do not make the same mistakes again. That's all.
Now, back to the present...

Problem is that the ANC likes to make up the past as they go along.

 

[Zana]

http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?from=rss_News&set_id=1&click_id=&art_id=qw1148911029720B254

Solution to the problem:: Bring out geniocracy, that is people with intelligence to run the country, bringing out new possitive ideas and solutions to the existing problems, then again, job preference should be based on how one can do the job more sucessfully and add in CREATIVITY to there work projects, nt based on skin tones.

regimes of the past yes, happned but be remembered not to be implimented again such as now like upside down and inside out.

He said as part of the South African history, everyone, irrespective of who they were, should be involved.

forcing someone against there will isnt the right way to go, where one should understand the past and how it happned and why in order to prevent it from repeating itself again in a different form.
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