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@empangeni
Social Justice. Opinions are mine alone. Retweets do not necessarily imply an endorsement.
Africa Katılım Temmuz 2009
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@truthseek3r99 @kimheller3 @Andrewsarfu Your stats are outdated. You’re still relying on numbers from the 1980s. Time to update and get with the times, grandpa.
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@Andrewsarfu @kimheller3 First of all congratulations on admitting it was indeed criminal. Secondly white people experience 1.3% poverty in this country whereas blacks 50%. It's institutional. They own 78% property and blacks 4%. Institutional. You inherited your ancestors blood money.
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Apartheid South Africa was declared a crime against humanity yet white “ South Africans “ have never repented or offered reparations.
Imagine if Elon Musk had put his energies into fighting for a truly just and equal society rather than fighting against the new economic redress in democratic South Africa…….
Donald J. Trumpstein fake@realtrumpstein
BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇿🇦 Elon Musk says South Africa has "extremely racist laws." This is Elon Musk. 👇
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@ErnstRoets Did you include these victims too, Ernst? Or just the hyperbolised white victims?
drtristankapp.wordpress.com/2026/04/05/the…
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An extract from a conversation I recently had in Washington, D.C., discussing the brutality of farm murders in South Africa.
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@Bizzy_88 @Organique YES - ironically, that approach still ends up benefiting Elon Musk by driving traffic and engagement on X while trying to defend the revolution.
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@empangeni @Organique YES in capital letters, simply because the capitalist is using X to destroy the revolution. Therefore, we're going to use the very same X to defend the revolution.
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@kimheller3 Sorry to disappoint you, Kim, but blacks dominate South Africa’s economy - you’re a delusional dinosaur grandma still stuck in the apartheid fantasy.
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South Africa is the most unequal country in the world - whites dominate land and economy
Not Elon Musk@natelonmusk
South Africa's Racism in Pictures
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@natelonmusk You’ll be surprised how many blacks stay in the luxury estates.
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@Thuso1Africa Why do you call everyone a racist? You’re diluting the meaning of the word. Stop throwing it around so carelessly - it cheapens a serious accusation and makes you look foolish.
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Elon Musk is racist, that is why he fled South Africa. He hated the idea of being governed by a black majority government
Elon Musk@elonmusk
South Africa has extremely racist laws
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@DesBailes Desmond just loves the white enclave of Cape Town run by the DA while pretending the rest of the country is all about racism. Never trust a white liberal.
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This must be a predominantly white club. Racism forms the basis of Afrikaner nationalism.
AfriForum ready to help historic sport club after Tshwane Metro sends notice - AfriForum share.google/1OIW1eohiegRiq…
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We black South Africans have managed the country for over 30 years. The power to fundamentally overhaul our economic structure is ours. Enough with the excuses and constant complaining. It’s time to build businesses and pull our people out of poverty through hard work and enterprise.
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South Africa is probably the only country which uses a minority group of less than 8% as an economic benchmark hence half of the population survives on social grants and it will remain so until the entire economic structure is overhauled.
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Comrade retweetledi
One thing about Herman Mashaba, he’s been very clear that he doesn’t support race-based empowerment policies.
He pushes for inclusivity because he believes poverty doesn’t have a colour… hunger doesn’t ask if you’re black, white, or anything else before it hits.
His argument, much like what people say about Elon Musk’s views on merit and opportunity, is that systems should uplift based on need and ability, not race.
He believes real empowerment should focus on fixing inequality at its root, education, jobs, and entrepreneurship, so that everyone who is struggling, regardless of background, gets a fair shot.
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
🇿🇦 South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says that the country will not abandon its DEI policies, known as “Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).” “Those who say BEE and affirmative action must stop are just dreaming,” he said. South Africa has strict laws that mandate race-based hiring practices. A new law called the Employment Equity Amendment Act sets hiring targets for 2025–2030 across 18 economic sectors. Some workforce targets aim for 90–96% of employees to come from designated groups, which include Black people, women, and people with disabilities (minimum 3%). That means that if a company has more than 5% white men, it could face penalties of up to 10% of its income.
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I am proud of who I am - I stand up for justice and accountability in South Africa which most white “South Africans” do NOT do.
Thank you for this lovely collection of some of my political work. You intended to shame me but you showcased my integrity and commitment to justice
Have a happy and blessed Easter
The White Oak🚜@LoaGong
@kimheller3 We know who you are...
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@EFFSouthAfrica @niehaus_carl Jesus did not steal money from poor people, nor did He live in wealthy neighborhoods or wear expensive clothes - unlike the EFF ‘leadership’.
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The EFF’s Statement on Easter 2026
-The EFF calls on all people to draw strength from the revolutionary teachings of Jesus Christ, who confronted unjust authority, exposed hypocrisy, and stood firmly on the side of the oppressed. His life was a direct challenge to systems of exploitation, and his resurrection symbolises that justice is inevitable.
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Comrade retweetledi
You don't need a PhD to understand why people are poor.
Poverty goes away when prosperity shows up. And prosperity doesn't fall from the sky or get delivered by a UN truck.
It gets built by entrepreneurs who start businesses, hire people, and create things worth buying.
But those entrepreneurs need somewhere they can actually operate without spending half their life begging for permits and paying fees to people who produce nothing.
Countries that get this right get rich. Countries that don't, stay poor.
The whole thing fits on a napkin and yet we've got entire university departments overcomplicating it.
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@kimheller3 @ApostleDeza @DungaLeko Yes, please keep a close watch on him - we don’t want a repeat of the VBS Mutual Bank scandal.
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Congratulations @DungaLeko - all eyes are on you and we are confident that you will do an excellent job
🇿🇦 Apostle Dr D Mekgwe🇹🇼@ApostleDeza
🔥EFF’s First MEC in The Country‼️‼️‼️ EFF Gauteng Provincial Chairperson, Cmsr Nkululeko Dunga @DungaLeko has officially been sworn in as Gauteng MEC for Finance by the Deputy Judge President of the Gauteng Division of the High Court. The EFF is confident that, in his capacity as MEC for Finance, Cmsr Dunga will advance a people-centred fiscal agenda that prioritises service delivery, economic justice, and equality. His leadership is expected to ensure transparent and accountable management of public resources, firmly in the interests of the most marginalised communities. #RegisterToVoteEFF in the 2026 Local Government Elections: registertovoteeff.org.za
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@ApostleDeza @DungaLeko Please do not loot Gauteng’s finances the way VBS Mutual Bank was looted.
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🔥EFF’s First MEC in The Country‼️‼️‼️
EFF Gauteng Provincial Chairperson, Cmsr Nkululeko Dunga @DungaLeko has officially been sworn in as Gauteng MEC for Finance by the Deputy Judge President of the Gauteng Division of the High Court.
The EFF is confident that, in his capacity as MEC for Finance, Cmsr Dunga will advance a people-centred fiscal agenda that prioritises service delivery, economic justice, and equality. His leadership is expected to ensure transparent and accountable management of public resources, firmly in the interests of the most marginalised communities.
#RegisterToVoteEFF in the 2026 Local Government Elections:
registertovoteeff.org.za
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Today in the Crossfire with Pieter Kriel, we speak to writer and political analyst @kimheller3. Our discussion focuses on Western influence on African sovereignty, the underrepresentation of African voices in Western media spaces, and how Africa can position itself!
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