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Thread: EFF Brackenfell High saga
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18-12-2020, 10:08 #51
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18-12-2020, 10:40 #52
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Re: EFF Brackenfell High saga
Are you talking by force? If so, they fought for freedom once, maybe they don't have any fight left in them, or don't want what comes with a civil war.
How much worse will a civil war be than the current scenario they face. Army vs the people. Not a good place to be. Do they even have access to weapons, will any opposition be out down easily.
Remember what happened in the 1980s, Mugabe slaughtered thousands and the current regime is no better.
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18-12-2020, 12:43 #53
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Re: EFF Brackenfell High saga
Already starving
Already being shot in the street by the army
I would say in RSA, when hunger sets in, the knives come out
Zim population can either continue to suffer, or try and force a change of regime, It's not communist China.
Funny though how SADC does nothing, political parties here do and say nothing (Forget Swaziland and it's ministers fleeing to RSA for covid treatment)
But good golly, let farmers protest, or let parents protest....... paints picture of total fear of minorities in RSA.
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18-12-2020, 14:13 #54
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Re: EFF Brackenfell High saga
The ANC have nothing to offer other than liberation mentality politics. To make this work, they need to keep the population in a victim mentality mindset, so they push the race card at every opportunity.
You can't really compare what was going on in Zim before independence with SA.
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19-12-2020, 08:02 #55
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