"**** ***, you bloody ******"

You know who is a bloody ******? That black ZCC member in his white audi that kept driving a 100 and everytime my dad tried to pass him (we were towing a large loaded trailer) sped up to 120...

If he was white i would have called him a ****** *******....
 
You know who is a bloody ******? That black ZCC member in his white audi that kept driving a 100 and everytime my dad tried to pass him (we were towing a large loaded trailer) sped up to 120...

If he was white i would have called him a ****** *******....

small tottie, small brain, big car, big ego... :rolleyes:

hate ppl like that absolutely.

this morning en route to site, I had a nissan 1400 bakkie sitting on my a$$ at one stage, but was doing 100, and I was not going to pull over to the left as there was some trucks in that lane.

He was driving on the right shoulder of the road to indicate he want to pass - so I just shuftied a bit to the right. He waved something at me, but I ignored it, and waited for the cars to pass the slow truck.

When all passed the slow truck, I speeded up to 120km/h, but the bakkie was lagging behind. :rolleyes:
 
When people honk at me to go at the traffic light, I take extra long and drive really slow just to piss them off. ;)

The womans behavior is embarrassing to society as a whole.
 
Excellent observation HGP :D.
Whenever I'm in CT I seem to get stuck behind vespax. :p

You guys wish. :D You could atleast wave and smile at my cute little son looking out the back window at you. He smiles alot. :)

I also do that- drive extra slowly and refuse to respond to the rudeness at all.

Fight anger with extreme "driving Miss Daisy" like misbehavior.
 
:D
what also works like a charm to get someone off your ass is to put on the windscreen washers, ... the water blows over your car, and onto their screen... i drive piece of dirt road everyday so the water spurting over is usually quite dirty....folks don't like that on their clean cars!

but getting back to the thread, .... despicable indeed, white folks like these disgrace all of us.... but not to generalise, the same can be said for portions of all the races :(
 
Well there comes a point when you feel your private space can no longer be violated anymore. I went to a predominantly black school, it took 2 years before I adjusted to the lack of private space. I often find myself standing in the bundle in cues and I watch the white people try and defend their personal space. It is uncalled for her to call him a k*, but the excessive noise and lack of personal space can make a person feel claustrophobic and take action they would not normally take. I think because she refused to apologise it was not an isolated incident for her. The man also apologised, for which she can be grateful, most people these days don't even greet you nevermind apologise and handle the matter with grace. I personally don't shop in crowded places, it makes me very tense. I'd rather pay R2 more per product than have to listen to the noise in crowed places.

Can u add the following to that list
timgaul
lsuacner
NoADSLyet
Why should I be banned? Please be specific.
 
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It is always a concern if white people are racist as it should be, but I hope more people realise that its not only white people who have hatred towards others.

Am throwing a stone in the bush, did anyone consider that her actions may be understandable? It is possible she had a violent encounter recently with a black man, which stirred up painful emotions for her. Her actions may not be justifiable, but surely there must be a good reason behind her actions, not related to her skin colour which happens to be white.
 
It is always a concern if white people are racist as it should be, but I hope more people realise that its not only white people who have hatred towards others.

Am throwing a stone in the bush, did anyone consider that her actions may be understandable? It is possible she had a violent encounter recently with a black man, which stirred up painful emotions for her. Her actions may not be justifiable, but surely there must be a good reason behind her actions, not related to her skin colour which happens to be white.

The fact is that she used the "k" word at another person. There is no good reason to do so. However, in the past, the laws made it justifiable perhaps. Maybe she needed a wakeup call.

Damnit, just realized you beat me to Grandmaster!!!!
 
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The fact is that she used the "k" word at another person. There is no good reason to do so. However, in the past, the laws made it justifiable perhaps. Maybe she needed a wakeup call.

Damnit, just realized you beat me to Grandmaster!!!!

Posted 30 or so times today. Realised my 1000th post was in a forum discussion which was unpleasant, wanted to post something nice. As I said, it can't be justified, but it might be understandable.

She's a racist... you seem to always be defending these people?
Did you read what I said? I will defend people when the mob holds them self as jury and judge. I suggested this woman may be a victim also.

People call her a racist because she said k* and she is white.
Am sure you said damn Boer before in a derogatory manner. Even I have said it when encountering a stereotype which annoyed me. I have called people k* under my breath, not because of their skin colour but because of the way they acted. It is the same as calling someone a bliksem, *hole and all kinds of insults. I've called people on this forum idiots, I have seen you insult Afrikaners/Boere and get away with it. Now I can understand that k* is more serious, but you learn to deal with name calling in pre-school.
Now such conduct should not be encouraged but is it really that serious? If your self-esteem can't handle such a comment then there isn't much there to start with.
Just today I was called a "bloody white people" "who are always in a hurry" by the traffic department, since they opened 15 minutes late and refused to help me in either Afrikaans or English. You don't see me making a national issue out of it. I did not say bloody k* but I did mutter a few things under my breath till I swallowed my pride and apologised for being such a "white *******" in order to get on with business. I was courteous, I greeted in a friendly manner, yet their reaction was ugly, possibly because of my body language after waiting 3hrs in a cue.

The new RSA makes me sick either way, mostly because people point fingers at others without taking a good look at themselves, which is something I should also make time for more often. Can't wait for September when I leave this hole.
 
This is nothing. You should hear some of the semi-intoxicated or sober but angry members of the coloured community refer to black people, it's the K word all the way.
Occasionally bipolar (manic) people say this too, it's usually p--- and k---. It ain't pretty, I've witnessed this many times but never any legal repercussions as the people
sworn at just brush it off with a smile. Some blacks respond with M--- but not at the same time and under different circumstances.
 
He and the woman bumped into each other at the bottom of an escalator.
Damn people standing at the bottom of freaking escalators blocking traffic leaving them.
If it was me I would have tripped as I exited the escalator and would have accidentally knocked the bugger out of my way.

As she continued swearing, a crowd gathered and I was very concerned because it is 2007 and we are beyond a time when some people called others k****rs and get away with it,
Yea sure, but a grown man blocking the only exit point for a woman, that's okay?

She was probably scared that Mabulu was a criminal or something.

I think she should go public and tell her side of the story, and demand an apology from Mabulu for the blatent way in which he used his male dominance to cause this poor woman so much distress that she lost the plot completely.

Hows that for a viewpoint?
 
Regardless of her day she shouldn't have expressed her frustration in this manner. If it had been a white man pushing in would she have reacted in this manner?!! Probably not, one cannot defend racists... What is so threatening and urgent about being off the escalator 1st? Why react in this fashion when your about to be 2nd off the escalator? It doesn't make sense other than this lady seems to regard herself as royalty with the accompanying right of passage...
 
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