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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina
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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina
@Mag1do
You worry you die, you don't worry you still die so why worry! Be and let be...... #Bhaca
Johannesburg, South Africa Entrou em Temmuz 2011
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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina retweetou
Never let your hate for Julius Malema make you ignore the fact that Afriforum, Ernst Roets and Solidaritiet have been committing treason that has resulted in real world harm. They are Scott free and nothing is happening to them. Phil Craig, a British national calling for the coup d’etat of the president and the balkanisation of South Africa still roams the streets of Cape Town.
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The hardest thing to explain to someone inside the imperial consensus is the concept of structural violence.
They understand individual violence.
One person harms another person.
There is a perpetrator and a victim and a clear causal chain.
What they cannot see, what the entire educational and media apparatus has been carefully designed to prevent them from seeing, is the violence that happens when a system is arranged so that certain people predictably die, predictably suffer, predictably lose, not because any individual decided to harm them specifically but because the overall arrangement of power requires their subordination.
The people of the Global South do not die of poverty because individual Americans wish them dead.
They die because the international economic architecture, the terms of trade, the debt structures, the conditions attached to IMF loans, the intellectual property regimes that prevent technology transfer, the agricultural subsidies that undercut developing world farmers, is arranged, in aggregate, in a way that concentrates wealth in already wealthy countries and extracts it from already poor ones.
And that architecture was designed.
It was negotiated.
It was implemented by specific people in specific rooms making specific decisions about who would benefit and who would not.
This is violence.
It does not look like violence because no one is pulling a trigger.
But the deaths it produces are just as dead.
And when you try to explain this to someone whose entire identity rests on the belief that what they have they earned, and what others lack they failed to achieve, you are not making a political argument.
You are dismantling the story that makes their life make sense.
They will not thank you for it.
They will defend against it with everything they have.
Because the alternative, accepting that their comfort is downstream of other people's dispossession, is not a policy position.
It is an identity catastrophe.
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They want to and think they can also get there…..
Paddy@SAFCPaddy
I will never understand why working class people fight tooth and nail to defend billionaires
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The mindset had to change from consumptive to productive. That is the only way we can even start to hold people and institutions accountable and that’s when we will start dealing with the problem of poverty directly…..
Gen Jean-Jacques Dessalines@MxolisiBob
At some point, Native needs to discuss the Native problem without the ANC. Ask a simple question, "There's is a drain not attended on for weeks, young men sit there with no solutions because it's supposedly a "tender " Abantu must not have water or sanitation because of him?
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Why must there be sanctions first?
Gcobani Ndzongana@gndzongana
If South Africa were to be sanctioned, I personally would lead our people to take those farms by force, just like the Zimbabweans did, so that we can feed ourselves. People cannot call for sanctions against us while using our land to feed themselves under our watch. Bookmark this.
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That has always been a strategic point for Europeans in particular. It is their gateway into Africa.
That’s one of the driving reasons behind the cape independence nonsense. As
iBhubesi@mabasotf
The Cape of good hope is as important as the Strait of Hamuz. These are strategic key points in geopolitics. These are why wars are fought and nations get conquered. This Cape independence bs is funded by global elites.
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Its function of having power. You can define anything on your terms.
Look how the definition of African used to mean native (black) people, but now that has changed to anyone born in Africa including them caucasians.
All we really have to do is unite around a common goal/ideology and work towards that and many things will start coming correct for us.
We need to want to do that though….
TasetiReloaded2 🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱🔴⚫️🟢@Tasetireloaded2
When Afrikaners (Boers) had total control during apartheid, skin color mattered and equity was nonexistent. Now that the native black majority is in positions to take power, colonizers say skin color shouldn't matter and equity is a priority. This paradigm is universal wherever there are black and white populations. #SouthAfrica
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Used to work as Barista as student , the CEO did not know what is happening in every branch by 13:00, explain it to him that it's the only time when coffee is sold .
Had to leave them because they are racist , they never believed that one is doing civil engineering yet waiter
Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina@Mag1do
You remind me of this….
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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina retweetou
Up to this day, go to any farm and ask the "labourers" every single input and output, you will end up thinking what is the purpose of a PhD because those guys know everything but unable to speak formal English or use a computer to input data and analyse it
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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina retweetou
Akere when some among us advance the issue on foreign migrants being in most CBDs today is because of the FEAR created by the curfew system among Natives from South Africa besides artists and DJ who readily occupied areas like Yeoville until they were also removed through drugs
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They did that primarily because they saw that natives out performed them when it came to farming - crop and livestock. The history is there……
Gen Jean-Jacques Dessalines@MxolisiBob
It did not cross your mind that White minority ran racist regimes which made it illegal for Natives to own land on over 85% of country hence delusional stats you are citing. Agricultural work has always been done by Natives , it's impossible for Whites to farm such vast land
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Graduation is never meant to be a guarantor for wealth.
The best education happens outside of classrooms and lecture halls.
La-Ndlovu@destiny_ndlovu
We are surrounded by poor graduates and rich criminals. So how do we position education as a key to better life?
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You idiots are high on inferiority complex, affirmative action might not be the wisest policy but economic redress must happen
White minority had laws prohibiting over 80% of population from basic technical skills such as PLUMBERS as certification reserved for Whites for 100 yrs
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And on top of that all “white areas” were reserved for white business. Natives couldn’t do any business in those areas and that was law….
This gang that is loud with their ignorance is quite frustrating
Gen Jean-Jacques Dessalines@MxolisiBob
You idiots are high on inferiority complex, affirmative action might not be the wisest policy but economic redress must happen White minority had laws prohibiting over 80% of population from basic technical skills such as PLUMBERS as certification reserved for Whites for 100 yrs
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Gqr Mjoli-Qubulashe-Nonina retweetou
From 1913 to 1991, only Whites can own or lease land on over 85% of South Africa
It's 2026 , the racists pull out stats like "Whites produce over 80% of maize, soya, citrus,etc"
What the fuck do you expect after over 100 years of land being under White control?
Are you stupid
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Nathi siyabayeka that’s my problem with the whole thing…..
Former Kleva Black🇿🇦 🇿🇦#FreeCongo#FreeSudan@SneKhumaloSA
The way the DA is campaigning makes me feel so uncomfortable. In 'white areas' (despise the term), there's a certain gravitas in the way they conduct their electioneering. There is town hall type of meetings, speeches and explaining their policies etc.. In 'Black areas', they go to shisanyamas et al, dance and toto toyi looking absolutely ridiculous. They play into these racist and anti Black stereotypes and they don't even see how utterly out of touch they look
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QME
@cagiago_ @ChrisExcel102 @CheckersSA They are stealing your millions brazo😂😂 I hope you don't use the same brain you used to type this, to cross the street.
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