Comments on: Jissie Joost, how could you?

By: joanne

joanne — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:13:06 +0000

Joost did it Koos style. Now Tiger, he confessed and said he was sorry. Wheres the fuss? I admire him for being forthright. Thats the essense of what this world lacks. Go Tiger.

By: Richard Catto

Richard Catto — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:09:46 +0000

@Blip: Well the fact that a minority of Voortrekkers will never be happy with anything a black person does, is nothing for us to concern ourselves with.

When I say “South Africa” I refer to the 80+% of South Africans. What you and your racist friends think about anything is irrelevant. Have you not noticed that already?

By: MuAfrika

MuAfrika — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:45:30 +0000

Ha ha ha never heard such patronising nonsense ‘Black and proud of Joost! What does ‘BLACK have to do with it ‘COCONUTSO’
I don’t think you are as you say cos if you are even Joost would be offended by your patronising ‘color’ reference…

Am not proud of any cheat you either believe in polygammy or you stay monogamous anything else is cheating….

By: Blip

Blip — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:42:48 +0000

Catto, if you imagine SA is “happy” with Zuma, you’re way overdue for a really long walk in some clean, fresh air.

By: Black and proud of Joost!

Black and proud of Joost! — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:59:11 +0000

It is clear the media is not helping us Africans build and they choose who to target depending on how much they pay.Joost has a family, just like Steve and JZ. They were torn apart like shreds.Like crabs, we pull each other down.I agree with Richard.They tried JZ. Malema and crew were too strong for them. They won the day.Can we help Amor keep her husband and the children their father?Afrikaans Newspares were the worst!! They all pretend to be moral whilst like everyone, journalists do it in the car and they also go out, drink to death, looking to be picked up and screwed by strangers like anyone.Hence they like these screwing stories.Why not keep them for Adults only? They make them front stories.The Man apologised.What more must he say? Infact many women confessed they want His Body!They saw some moves and items worth pursuing.One mistake from Amor he is in for a supprise!Joost stop apologising now, move on.

By: Richard Catto

Richard Catto — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:17:12 +0000

Zuma is a good president, that’s why South Africa is happy with him. A lot of ridiculous and completely ineffective vitriol was spewed about Zuma prior to his election. And now all those morons have been proved wrong. But not me – I liked him from day one, precisely because he ticked so many others off. Their reasons always lacked substance.

Joost is an amateur. I’ve done far worse than him. Plenty of married Capetonian men have screwed more whores and sucked back more crack than he could handle in a lifetime. If he was doing it right, he would have checked out in a haze of crack fumes like Chris Farley did. Instead we are stuck with this has-been.

I love the first date he had with Amor. Nothing is more likely to turn a man on than a watefall of fresh excrement cascading from a woman’s ass. After that display, he could not do anything but marry her. I bet he still feeds her laxatives.

By: GS van Zyl

GS van Zyl — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:31:56 +0000

Yes, all the people seem to be warming up to Zuma… he is behaving so presidential…

If you are not naive you would realise however that Malema is making all the statements Zuma does not want to.

Malema = Zuma by proxy

By: OneFlew

OneFlew — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 11:26:40 +0000

Nic, you are of course right that people “come around” to acceptance of unpleasant facts.

I think it is a simple metter of cognitive dissonance – when there is a conflict between your beliefs and your behavious or external reality, then you tend to change one or the other to reduce the discrepancy.

How does the observer reduce the dissonance which Malema creates? Accepting him as “not so bad” is probably one of the least stressful alternatives.

By: Nic

Nic — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 06:20:18 +0000

I must say it is peculiar how public sentiment seems to always come around in the end – the need to normalise an abnormal (or abhorrent) state of affairs is so strong in humans. I think what is happening with Jacob Zuma and public opinion will eventually happen with Julius Malema …. I argue that here: http://nicborain.wordpress.com/2009/11/04/julius-malema-is-the-coming-man/

By: Blip

Blip — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:01:44 +0000

“Jissie” — unique. Such a powerful combination of pure innocence and undiluted awe.

Jissie.