TheChamp
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Before the influx of Zimbabweans those trenches were dug by people like me, South Africans, no reason why we have to second guess ourselves now because Zimbabweans are in town.
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Zimbabwe votes in first post Mugabe election
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Before the influx of Zimbabweans those trenches were dug by people like me, South Africans, no reason why we have to second guess ourselves now because Zimbabweans are in town.
R13...
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I know people who dig pit latrine holes for R100. And no, they aren't Zims
Pitbull
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I never claimed otherwise...
You however did not. Again, you need to start realize your life is about you, not your people :crylaugh:
Pitbull
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Never claimed locals don't do it
thechamp made a claim that he works harder than Zimbabweans. I don't I have never in my life had to dig a trench for a full day, and certainly not for a living...
TheChamp
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Okay enough about Zimbabweans digging trenches for R150, back on topic about Zimbabweans voting.
Sideshow Bob
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haha. I only got you now. You should have said. "We worked hard you know. We walked in knee high snow to just to get to work and it was shoulder high snow when we returned back. It was not like trenches (replacing land) were handed over to us. Government was discriminating against us back then also and Govamint is discriminating now also" You have to throw in Government couple of times, Govamint makes it even delicious.
TheChamp
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R13...
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Never claimed locals don't do it
thechamp made a claim that he works harder than Zimbabweans. I don't I have never in my life had to dig a trench for a full day, and certainly not for a living...
Your response to him could have been construed to mean, he doesn't work as hard as Zims, who you imply are willing to dig trenches for R150. So, in response I point out that locals do the same type of exploitative work for less.
You sure know a lot of Zimbabweans. Are you in touch with any Zim criminals by chance?
Here we have one of the locals who doesn't work as hard as a Zimbabwean.
DreamKing
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Pitbull
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Sideshow Bob
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I wouldn't know really. I am old fashioned and find it impolite to ask persons I know about their criminal history, but maybe that is how things are done ?
Unhappy1
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Well done, whats your point?
Praeses
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"Gordonia Farm Tent Voter turnout = 1038.71%" and obviously Zanu-PF has 4 times as many votes as MDC in that ward
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Hamish McPanji
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Some of the opposition say that they will be going to war if they lose this one, so will be digging trenches for free.
I figure, if you offer them R75 they will accept
Sideshow Bob
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"Gordonia Farm Tent Voter turnout = 1038.71%" and obviously Zanu-PF has 4 times as many votes as MDC in that ward
Eish - this doesn't look promising.
Sideshow Bob
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Even if what you say happens, entire process seems much better than earlier elections. President Mnangagwa has invited non-SADC observers also this time. SADC observers were a joke - they rubber stamped each and every election. Only Botswana or Nambia showed some courage if I remember.