@mrmogoswane@HalalaCele@TshomoYaphupjan @NkululekoXaba_ ...suffer equally. I have seen enough of my people suffering at the expense of these people. If we have to share the poverty then so be it than seeing them monopolize the economy. But you didn't think this far, did you?
@mrmogoswane@HalalaCele@TshomoYaphupjan @NkululekoXaba_ It's black people like you with no knowledge of their historical reality and the conditions of our people. When you talk about "pull him down" syndrome, you've misunderstood what Chika Onyeani meant in his book Capitalist Nigga. I'd rather see white people, who have oppressed us
@TshomoYaphupjan @NkululekoXaba_ I don't feel any sorrow when I see people who have oppressed us for over 400 years suffer. I always think to myself, "what a waste of whiteness". They literally had a 400 hundred year old start.
Africans must be treated with dignity in Africa. The people taking opportunities in SA are not blacks from Zimbabwe or Mozambique but Chinese, Indians and Europeans. The economy in SA is in the hands of the White Monopoly Capital this is the problem that must be addressed
@shaunnqube@Mokone54332080 @NkululekoXaba_ What are you feelings about this? I mean we don't want to see anyone struggle, but if there has to be someone to struggle then it shouldn't solely be based upon that person's skin tone. This creates an environment where racism become miniscule. We're all in the same boat.
There are moments in your life when something so heart-wrenching happen that you're fully convinced if there were a God, surely he/she wouldn't let that happen.