So Johan, would you like to be the one to tell Obama and his "African-American" friends in the States that he should pack up and come Home?![]()
No. I would never tell anyone what to do.
I guess I am saying that it does not help to try and change things. Much easier to get out.
And... YES.... I will be running away. So what. I think of me and my family and that is it.
Life is about playing the odds to get out in the best possible scenario on the other side. Odds are that SA will crash in the next 10 years. Odds are that Australia will still be Australia.
I have a choice. I need to do the logical thing.
If things turn around, I come back if I feel like it. If they go bad again, I run off again.
We live in a country called EARTH.
Take a chill pill, Johan.
I never attacked you - I commented on the your statement that everybody has a place.
The rest is irrelevant.
Good luck with your move - I wouldn't raise a family here either.
exactly how did you come up with said "odds"?
BTW don't come back ktnxbai
Thanks - my dad's visit here almost had me thinking about going back to the states for a while. However, by your definition my life isnt good here . . . its frikkin' fantastic.Life is not good when you:
- cant walk around in your local town, suburb, or city center at night - and find reasons why it can't be done in the day either.
-can't rely on the police force to protect you, your property, and your possessions.
-have been forced to build high walls around your home, like a prison - in order to 'try' and feel safer.
-cant travel freely across your country without (justifiable) fear.
If you're sitting in a high walled home, surrounded by 'stuff' you bought, and unable to go where you want, whenever you want - and are still pretending that you have a life - I feel sorry for you.
is sitting playing computer games and telling yourself 'you didn't really want to go out' what you have to look forward to, until you die of old age - or are brutally murdered?
That isn't a 'life' - its delusion in a domestic prison.
Thanks - my dad's visit here almost had me thinking about going back to the states for a while. However, by your definition my life isnt good here . . . its frikkin' fantastic.![]()
by your definition my life isnt good here . . . its frikkin' fantastic.![]()
Thanks - my dad's visit here almost had me thinking about going back to the states for a while. However, by your definition my life isnt good here . . . its frikkin' fantastic.![]()
Thanks - my dad's visit here almost had me thinking about going back to the states for a while. However, by your definition my life isnt good here . . . its frikkin' fantastic.![]()
I dunno - I've never been one for taking unnecessary risks regardless of where I live.Was thinking pretty much the same.. reminds me, does being reckless(in terms of security) differ elsewhere in the world?
Apparently (and I only recently bothered asking) we live on the Wildside - definitely not the wildside Lou Reed sung about though.Where do you stay in PE bwana? The crime seems to be getting worse where we are but it always differs by area.
I keep telling them to change the motto to PE . . . it's really not that bad.Now that I've seen P.E I realize you are in fact not a dilly naive foreigner here to enjoy the 'African utopia' but it is in fact a nice place
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I'm pleased they haven't changed the name yet.I dunno - I've never been one for taking unnecessary risks regardless of where I live. Apparently (and I only recently bothered asking) we live on the Wildside - definitely not the wildside Lou Reed sung about though.I keep telling them to change the motto to PE . . . it's really not that bad.
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Apparently (and I only recently bothered asking) we live on the Wildside - definitely not the wildside Lou Reed sung about though.I keep telling them to change the motto to PE . . . it's really not that bad.
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We do not want to. Jan van Riebeeck should not have come to this continent in the first place.