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Blackness posted an update 2 days, 23 hours ago
To discuss why he is wasting the resources on the continent
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Blackness posted an update 2 days, 23 hours ago
The blackman needs a conference
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Blackness posted a new activity comment 2 days, 23 hours ago
so typical of colonized people. Thy wait for someone to shape their destiny, and when it is too late they complain that the other person is evil, yet they don’t do anything to shape their own destiny. There is a price to pay for being spectators. -
Blackness posted an update 3 days, 5 hours ago
So in a way cadre deployment is like eBucks, except that it is SBucks or struggle bucks?
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Blackness posted an update 3 days, 15 hours ago
M truly shocked by the amount of small talk on Twitter. The west is at it again sidetracking Africans to talk about celebrities that have nothing to celebrate when there’s serious things to discuss
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People are easily distracted, it takes no time for them to skip from one point of focus to another. But what’s more intriguing is that people dont seem to take South Africa’s progress personally. There is no sense of citizenship at all-
so typical of colonized people. Thy wait for someone to shape their destiny, and when it is too late they complain that the other person is evil, yet they don’t do anything to shape their own destiny. There is a price to pay for being spectators.
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Hahahahaha the problem is the fight for freedom stops in people heads. The first issue in South Africa was this idea that everything stolen from black people would be returned. This just created a sense of complacency in the minds and hearts of South Africans. Secondly, the promises made to the people of SA by the ruling party also had an effect.…
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Blackness posted an update 3 days, 16 hours ago
What is cadre deployment? Hang on a minute, what is a cadre? What exactly is a cadre deployed to do if he is not qualified and is out of his depth.
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Well in short it’s just getting those who were in the struggle to fill positions of influence. And perhaps the thinking behind it is “they fought in the struggle, so they should be able to contribute in such positions”. Its all nonsense and there really is no reasoning behind it.
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Blackness posted a new activity comment 1 week, 6 days ago
Honour is not respect. Honour is honour. Lets talk then about collective honour. When you do your Bachelor degree and then honours, what is honours? June 16 is in honour of the learners, but is not respect. For example one can respect women and not honour them. Honour is respect that is acted out maybe? One can respect Kaizer chiefs and not honour them. -
Blackness posted an update 2 weeks, 2 days ago
Can we discuss honour. What is it? Does it still matter today? The Bible says honour your father and mother. Members of parliament are referred to as honorable. Judges are called your honour. Honorable schools costs more to attend. The royal family of England is so honorable that the world follows their weddings and babies. Do Africans build…[Read more]
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Honour is a very tough concept, and probably so because it’s rooted deep in culture. And its purpose has been to venerate authority, in order to preserve its importance and to preserve whatever culture.
Africa is going through a lot.of change. And because of this I would argue that it’s impossible to even identify what it means to be an African.…
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“Honour” to me means to have great respect, but surely it is most definitely, earned respect. One will not honour anyone or anything that is not worthy of honour.-
Honour is not respect. Honour is honour. Lets talk then about collective honour. When you do your Bachelor degree and then honours, what is honours? June 16 is in honour of the learners, but is not respect. For example one can respect women and not honour them. Honour is respect that is acted out maybe? One can respect Kaizer chiefs and not honour them.
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@confessionboxing perhaps it’s fair to say that the world is used for a variety of purposes and the meanjngnof it changes in each purpose. Similar to the word Love.
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Blackness posted an update 3 weeks, 5 days ago
My issue of the day is the concept of people refusing to change money because the idea of keeping it gives them pride. Some people would rather starve than change their R200 bill, or even a R50 bill. Some even will use their friends’ money so that they do not have to change theirs. What do you think
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Perhaps the larger question should be, why are we not working towards a cash free society, with locally owned institutions owing such
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Blackness and
Schumacher are now friends 1 month ago
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Blackness posted an update 1 month ago
Talking about Kings The Indian community also deserves a King looked after by the state with all his wives. King Hot Hot
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Blackness posted a new activity comment 1 month ago
Sure white South Africans deserve a king who can also have many wives looked after by the state. But there should be two Kings, an Afrikaans white King based in the Free State – King va der Merwe, and an English King based in Franschoek – King Colony -
Blackness posted an update 1 month ago
I’m back. It’s like I never left. I wanted to see what happens when I’m chilled.
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Blackness posted a new activity comment 1 month, 2 weeks ago
I agree with you but its life -
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Blackness posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
And now the all important question. What is your prediction of the election results? Compare with mine:
ANC 63%
EFF 11%
DA 21%
Other 5%What’s your prediction, don’t wait for this time next week
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I just have a feeling that its not gonna change much as the ANC will still come out tops ad DA in second place 🙂
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ANC- 53%
DA 27%
EFF 15%
Other 5%
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ANC – 50%
DA – 23%
EFF – 19%
Other – 8%
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Blackness posted a new activity comment 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Blackness posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
What do you guys think of street intersection vendors?
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Look; these guys are making an honest living. According to the September 2006 Labour Force Survey (LFS), there are 2 379 000 people working in informal enterprises in South Africa. “In terms of city-level statistics, I would estimate—on a very rough calculation—that there are between 60 000 and 70 000 traders in both Johannesburg and Durban and 3…
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Those are pretty impressive stats but these vendors need some formalization. In taxi ranks such as Bree and Bara there is infrastructure for these vendors to do business. But because there’s very little formality in that industry the places where they sell are filthy and unappealing.
Vendors need to pay maintenance fees on such properties. And…
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