Just replied to another of her hand-wringing white bashing, self flogging rubbish that seems to pass as high-brow reading in The NuSA.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/gillianschutte/2013/12/09/nine-things-white-people-can-do-to-help-transform-south-africa-4/
Do you have a list for black people to do a little self examination? Or is this inter reflecting just a one way ratchet? You wouldn't think so when you consider the crimes committed against white folk in SA today; they're mostly hate-filled and degrading, sure signs and symptoms of some deep lying cultural problems. Whites generally hold no such animosity for their fellow black South Africans, no matter how much you wish to fantasize about it, wallow over it, and generally create a little cottage industry out of thin air.
This white self flagellation needs to come to an end before there's any more discussion over race in SA. A discussion - I might add - black South Africans don't really want to have.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Monday, September 16, 2013
Another race pimp deals his pathetic hand
Haven't posted for awhile, but here's somethign that will no doubt be ignored by M&G. They're not Truthists over there.
In response to this article:
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/readerblog/2013/09/16/black-to-white-migration-why-black-south-africans-are-moving-away-from-black/
GH:
You don't need to go through all the elocution lessons and plastic surgery to better yourselves as a group. What you REALLY need to do is simply raise your standards and expectations. Start holding your local school teachers accountable. Stop burning and razing everything that appears to bruise your little African pride. And even - if we want to get down to it - tip your local waitresses somewhere close to what white people on average do, and then you'll start to see a difference in attitude towards you.
White people are not at fault here, unless of course you believe WE should be dropping our standards to level the playing field out there. That's a big ask of course, but with political and economic pressure, you might even manage it!
With all these race-based statistics thrown around in The NuSA, the one you all ignore (or one of many pertinent ones) is the one showing which race receives the most in tax benefits, and which race contributes the most to the tax coffers. With all these years of milking, you really have no one else to blame for the unlevel field but yourselves.
Grow up Sefiso! Do something other than spending your life massaging your victim status!
In response to this article:
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/readerblog/2013/09/16/black-to-white-migration-why-black-south-africans-are-moving-away-from-black/
GH:
You don't need to go through all the elocution lessons and plastic surgery to better yourselves as a group. What you REALLY need to do is simply raise your standards and expectations. Start holding your local school teachers accountable. Stop burning and razing everything that appears to bruise your little African pride. And even - if we want to get down to it - tip your local waitresses somewhere close to what white people on average do, and then you'll start to see a difference in attitude towards you.
White people are not at fault here, unless of course you believe WE should be dropping our standards to level the playing field out there. That's a big ask of course, but with political and economic pressure, you might even manage it!
With all these race-based statistics thrown around in The NuSA, the one you all ignore (or one of many pertinent ones) is the one showing which race receives the most in tax benefits, and which race contributes the most to the tax coffers. With all these years of milking, you really have no one else to blame for the unlevel field but yourselves.
Grow up Sefiso! Do something other than spending your life massaging your victim status!
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Blacks supporting Apartheid's evils
This is sure to raise some hackles.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/koketsomoeti/2013/05/03/when-educational-programmes-do-more-harm-than-good/
G-man:
Do NuSAns suffer from Selective Amnesia? Has the memories and lessons of the sheer destruction that was Apartheid been forgotten? I'm amazed. No. Scrap that. I'm appalled.
It wasn't the petty Apartheid laws that hurt black SAns in the long term. Sitting on the same park benches, or standing alongside one another at the trough would have been nice, I suppose, but it was the Group Areas Act that caused the most harm. The black family in SA had been strong and united up until this Act reared it's ugly head. The break up of the black family was nothing more than catastrophic, and is a social disease that SA lives with today.
The prisons are filled to the brim with young black males who are the products of single mothers. The hooligans and street thugs running amok in SA are fatherless and directionless. The tik addled lay-abouts lying in the streets have the single parent household to thank for their situation. Those heartless scum who will invade a home or hijack a car and torment their victims are ALL the products of a single mother environment.
We cannot and should not hold the single mother in high esteem. The two-parent household should be encouraged, and the single mother scorned and vilified. SA society just cannot afford more delinquents who grow up to be violent, self destructive moochers who are the spawn of the single mother. Encouraging them does nothing except destroy, no matter how old-fashioned you lot seem to think it is.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/koketsomoeti/2013/05/03/when-educational-programmes-do-more-harm-than-good/
G-man:
Do NuSAns suffer from Selective Amnesia? Has the memories and lessons of the sheer destruction that was Apartheid been forgotten? I'm amazed. No. Scrap that. I'm appalled.
It wasn't the petty Apartheid laws that hurt black SAns in the long term. Sitting on the same park benches, or standing alongside one another at the trough would have been nice, I suppose, but it was the Group Areas Act that caused the most harm. The black family in SA had been strong and united up until this Act reared it's ugly head. The break up of the black family was nothing more than catastrophic, and is a social disease that SA lives with today.
The prisons are filled to the brim with young black males who are the products of single mothers. The hooligans and street thugs running amok in SA are fatherless and directionless. The tik addled lay-abouts lying in the streets have the single parent household to thank for their situation. Those heartless scum who will invade a home or hijack a car and torment their victims are ALL the products of a single mother environment.
We cannot and should not hold the single mother in high esteem. The two-parent household should be encouraged, and the single mother scorned and vilified. SA society just cannot afford more delinquents who grow up to be violent, self destructive moochers who are the spawn of the single mother. Encouraging them does nothing except destroy, no matter how old-fashioned you lot seem to think it is.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
One for the NuSAns vultures to feast over
Doubt this will pass GO, never mind collect 200 Rondt.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/lesleyperkes/2013/04/23/keep-your-elections-to-yourself/
G-man:
Mrs. Suzman never called for 'The armed struggle to continue'. Neither did she order "Shoot! Shoot to kill!" at Shell House. She also didn't go arm-in-arm into the fourth Constitutional Workshop with Cyril Ramaphosa asking for one 'simple' amendment; the authority to alter the Constitution with a 2/3rds majority.
Suzman never desperately called for calm after Hani's death after stoking the fires of division and hate for a few years. She also didn't ignore the black-on-white murder tally, and nor did she completely deny the existence of a sinister farm murder rate.
To place the name of Mandela with that of Suzman in the same sentence, is disrespectful of Mrs. Suzman, her family, and her legacy as a compassionate and decent person who did her best for ALL South Africans.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/lesleyperkes/2013/04/23/keep-your-elections-to-yourself/
G-man:
Mrs. Suzman never called for 'The armed struggle to continue'. Neither did she order "Shoot! Shoot to kill!" at Shell House. She also didn't go arm-in-arm into the fourth Constitutional Workshop with Cyril Ramaphosa asking for one 'simple' amendment; the authority to alter the Constitution with a 2/3rds majority.
Suzman never desperately called for calm after Hani's death after stoking the fires of division and hate for a few years. She also didn't ignore the black-on-white murder tally, and nor did she completely deny the existence of a sinister farm murder rate.
To place the name of Mandela with that of Suzman in the same sentence, is disrespectful of Mrs. Suzman, her family, and her legacy as a compassionate and decent person who did her best for ALL South Africans.
Pistorius and Dewani
William takes a peek at the nauseating NuSAns reaction to both on social media.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/williamsaundersonmeyer/2013/04/20/pistorius-case-highlights-the-failings-of-social-media/
G-man:
Inasmuch as social media fuels sentiments, it also gauges the mood and opinion of SA society in general on any given subject or catastrophe. In South Africa this was particularly evident when Dewani's bride was murdered at the hands of some common-or-garden variety African street thugs. What was eyebrow raising to we who don't live in SA anymore - mercifully - was the reaction from the SA public, politicians and authorities.
Not only did they condemn a poor man who had just lost his bride, but they were so eager to protect their home-grown scum over an international tourist (I'm sure desperation was a motivator) that they took the word of an admitted killer over that of a man who had no record of criminal behaviour whatsoever. Even the authorities were overly keen to take the words of the Congolese murderer over an innocent man, such was the desire to protect your tourist industry.
South Africans cannot be trusted to behave normally, or respond to tragedy compassionately without taking the knee-jerk route and defending what we normal people see as the indefensible. As with just about everything else in SA, they seem to add an edge to crime, politics and now even social media amongst everything else. You are an aggressive nation and it rears it's ugly head in traffic jams and social media. These are the symptoms of a violently diseased nation.
Time for South Africans to take a very long, hard look at yourselves. To see yourselves as others see you.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/williamsaundersonmeyer/2013/04/20/pistorius-case-highlights-the-failings-of-social-media/
G-man:
Inasmuch as social media fuels sentiments, it also gauges the mood and opinion of SA society in general on any given subject or catastrophe. In South Africa this was particularly evident when Dewani's bride was murdered at the hands of some common-or-garden variety African street thugs. What was eyebrow raising to we who don't live in SA anymore - mercifully - was the reaction from the SA public, politicians and authorities.
Not only did they condemn a poor man who had just lost his bride, but they were so eager to protect their home-grown scum over an international tourist (I'm sure desperation was a motivator) that they took the word of an admitted killer over that of a man who had no record of criminal behaviour whatsoever. Even the authorities were overly keen to take the words of the Congolese murderer over an innocent man, such was the desire to protect your tourist industry.
South Africans cannot be trusted to behave normally, or respond to tragedy compassionately without taking the knee-jerk route and defending what we normal people see as the indefensible. As with just about everything else in SA, they seem to add an edge to crime, politics and now even social media amongst everything else. You are an aggressive nation and it rears it's ugly head in traffic jams and social media. These are the symptoms of a violently diseased nation.
Time for South Africans to take a very long, hard look at yourselves. To see yourselves as others see you.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Another hate-filled NuSAns spins a yarn
Even her name suggests how much she hates white folk, and is very motivated to deflect blame from her beloved ANC onto the laps of innocent whites.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/malaikawaazania/2013/03/20/the-problem-in-sa-is-not-the-anc/
G-man:
What a load of absolute tripe. Gobbledy-gook, dressed up as high brow independent thinking. This is of course nothing of the sort.
Your case is not well made when you consider hard, cold facts and statistics, so allow me to enlighten you with two relevant ones.
- Whites make up around 8% of the population and are contributing to the tax coffers at a far higher rate in raw Rondts, still. The ANC - in charge of the redistribution of said taxes - have failed miserably in not only elevating the black recipients, but in not suppressing whites. They've had twenty years to fleece whites, but haven't learnt that TRUE wealth is not redistributed, but only created. And it is created be investing in education, civil works and industry. The ANC is not encouraging this in black SA but has convinced the pipple that wealth is an endless stream of white money to be re-distributed.
- Whites make up by far, the largest number of new business owners in SA. Not pro rata, but in sheer numbers. The ANC due to it's concentration on land reform, Affirmative Action, BEE and other counter-productive programs have convinced the voters that salvation ONLY lies in removing white private property, and handing it over to blacks, no matter the reasoning. The blether over skills transfer is nothing but hot air and merely shifts the responsibility to whites who seem all too eager - unfortunately - to buy into this nonsense and aid in this useless effort in political patronising.
http://www.thoughtleader.co.za/malaikawaazania/2013/03/20/the-problem-in-sa-is-not-the-anc/
G-man:
What a load of absolute tripe. Gobbledy-gook, dressed up as high brow independent thinking. This is of course nothing of the sort.
Your case is not well made when you consider hard, cold facts and statistics, so allow me to enlighten you with two relevant ones.
- Whites make up around 8% of the population and are contributing to the tax coffers at a far higher rate in raw Rondts, still. The ANC - in charge of the redistribution of said taxes - have failed miserably in not only elevating the black recipients, but in not suppressing whites. They've had twenty years to fleece whites, but haven't learnt that TRUE wealth is not redistributed, but only created. And it is created be investing in education, civil works and industry. The ANC is not encouraging this in black SA but has convinced the pipple that wealth is an endless stream of white money to be re-distributed.
- Whites make up by far, the largest number of new business owners in SA. Not pro rata, but in sheer numbers. The ANC due to it's concentration on land reform, Affirmative Action, BEE and other counter-productive programs have convinced the voters that salvation ONLY lies in removing white private property, and handing it over to blacks, no matter the reasoning. The blether over skills transfer is nothing but hot air and merely shifts the responsibility to whites who seem all too eager - unfortunately - to buy into this nonsense and aid in this useless effort in political patronising.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
"With our metjies....
....we will make the country ungovernable". So said one Winnie Winsome Mandela.
Considering the mouthpiece who made the charge in the following Sowetan article, we all know that the word 'bourgeoisie' is code word for 'white'.
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2013/03/13/we-will-burn-the-gautrain-protesters
Why is it that they insist on being so destructive whenever they don't get their way? In what way does this facilitate the required improvements in service? What sort of person makes these sorts of threats?
And another point: Who do they think uses the Gautrain if it isn't the Boss and Entrepreneurial class? If the job creators, whip-crackers and general management and labour-policemen and women can't get to their places of work, then who will open the doors for this layabout arsonist-class of welts?
And take note folk, THESE are the leaders in The New (yet hopelessly unimproved) South Africa. He is an admitted politician who allegedly uses political speech. These people who would willingly place civilian lives in danger, destroy public property and break the law wantonly, are the people's heroes. What does that say about the MAJORITY of South Africans today, and the legacy of the Mandelas? Nowhere else in the world would any destructive minded person get a way with these sorts of threats, particularly the racist undertones (although hardly subtle in my mind). 'English speaking' indeed. South Africa has an all too recent history of a random assortment of casual bystanders taking words like these to heart, and becoming a destructive, mindless force to be reckoned with. The carnage these people have wrought through the past years is untold, and the record of these bystanders is all too vivid to be ignored. These are commands that the pipple hear, not suggestions or empty rhetoric, they're taken to heart and acted upon.
I have absolutely no faith in these NuSAns and those who either ignore, listen to, give a platform or otherwise encourage this sort of scum. He and his savage opinions and thoughts should be roundly condemned, but they're not. Your country has so very little hope of progressing, or not becoming just another African hellhole.
Disgusting. Really.
Considering the mouthpiece who made the charge in the following Sowetan article, we all know that the word 'bourgeoisie' is code word for 'white'.
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2013/03/13/we-will-burn-the-gautrain-protesters
Why is it that they insist on being so destructive whenever they don't get their way? In what way does this facilitate the required improvements in service? What sort of person makes these sorts of threats?
And another point: Who do they think uses the Gautrain if it isn't the Boss and Entrepreneurial class? If the job creators, whip-crackers and general management and labour-policemen and women can't get to their places of work, then who will open the doors for this layabout arsonist-class of welts?
And take note folk, THESE are the leaders in The New (yet hopelessly unimproved) South Africa. He is an admitted politician who allegedly uses political speech. These people who would willingly place civilian lives in danger, destroy public property and break the law wantonly, are the people's heroes. What does that say about the MAJORITY of South Africans today, and the legacy of the Mandelas? Nowhere else in the world would any destructive minded person get a way with these sorts of threats, particularly the racist undertones (although hardly subtle in my mind). 'English speaking' indeed. South Africa has an all too recent history of a random assortment of casual bystanders taking words like these to heart, and becoming a destructive, mindless force to be reckoned with. The carnage these people have wrought through the past years is untold, and the record of these bystanders is all too vivid to be ignored. These are commands that the pipple hear, not suggestions or empty rhetoric, they're taken to heart and acted upon.
I have absolutely no faith in these NuSAns and those who either ignore, listen to, give a platform or otherwise encourage this sort of scum. He and his savage opinions and thoughts should be roundly condemned, but they're not. Your country has so very little hope of progressing, or not becoming just another African hellhole.
Disgusting. Really.
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