Comments on: So what are YOUR narrow interests in these elections?

By: James Tobias

James Tobias — Fri, 08 May 2009 18:02:32 +0000

People arent the same – so why should we treated the same?
Celebrate the differences, embrace the future and work the past.

By: Mandrake

Mandrake — Mon, 04 May 2009 13:11:13 +0000

Its these racial stereotypes we always look out for that make sure we’re constantly snared in these traps. how about being totally(ok, i Exaggerate) oblivious and treating ppl on a face-value basis. you find that when you have no expectations of a person, you actually find out what a nice, OR NASTY person they are.

you make you judgements, move on, maybe share keg or five with them. we need to move on from this racial profiling, it makes you lose out alot. Life is too precious, and hilarious in SA if you just decide to “LIVE(not leave)”(check google for definition).

By: Sipho

Sipho — Mon, 04 May 2009 10:49:52 +0000

@ Seoka

Lyndall Beddy writes “The guy in the Audi is probably voting for fear he would loose his job if competancy was a requirement”

So can you Seoka tell me how in the context of Ndumiso’s blog did Lyndall arrive at the conclusion that this guy is incompetent, fearful for his job and working for the government? If he works in the private sector how could asking people to vote ANC help him keep his job as an incompetent.
Next time when you come into someone defence please make sure you do it as best as you can, otherwise don’t do it. I’m sure Lyndall doesn’t appreciate meek defence on her behalf.

By: Lyndall Beddy

Lyndall Beddy — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 14:01:24 +0000

Lunte

When a white disagrees with a black it is always racist, according to the black.

Hlope is actually regarded as a bad judge by both black and white judges – but any criticism is always “racist”.

By: Lunte23

Lunte23 — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 06:42:36 +0000

I find it very interesting that when a white person disagrees with mass opinion that happens to be from black people, they are immediately labeled racists…
I was once label a racist, because I wouldn’t entertain intimate advances from a man that so happened to be of Indian decent…and I’m black!

Lyndall you are one of a kind, I sense resentment from you…but than again the beauty of democratic South Africa is free-Dom of speech…

By: James Tobias

James Tobias — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 19:17:01 +0000

“I was quite gobsmacked at the general opulence that dripped from every pore in that crowd. Very different from the Dickies and All Star-clad comrades I used to know.”

What a great line.Reason enough to back AA, its the attempts at gift wrapping it that P me off.

By: Lyndall Beddy

Lyndall Beddy — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 13:44:51 +0000

Lobohang

For about the millionith time. This was Khoisan land – you took it off them, and the boers took it off you. You are as much colonialists as they are.

By: siyabonga ntshingila

siyabonga ntshingila — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 05:45:40 +0000

at Mandrake-legend!

By: Herman

Herman — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 15:46:00 +0000

Mandrake wrote :Herman, you serious?

No Mandrake I’m just kidding – I’m convinced the author is indeed black

Tlanch Tau wrote :This is the issue right here, when a briliant black person does good things it’s hard to believe that they are black. I wonder why?

No I wasn’t thinking that a black person couldn’t be that bright – It was just his un PCness that surprised me – it’s like Piet Boer from Boksburg telling jokes about Dom Afrikaners !!

By: Gert Van Wyk

Gert Van Wyk — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:38:52 +0000

There is absolutely no way that more than 11,6 million people could have narrow objectives, In my view this tells me that you have more people having commonly broad needs and objectives. If it’s less than majority then it is narrow. This is my opinion