@BraAubrey like everything in SA we are fighting the symptoms rather than the root cause of the problem, classifying the song as hate speach won't stop the hate just like Apaartheid didn't end with democracy, gogo Lindiwe said"we wanted freedom they gave us democracy"
@BraAubrey I agree with Sister on this one. You can't leave your windows and doors open in winter and then complain that your house is cold, the patient was used as a symbol nothing personal
@BraAubrey if you are not a specific composer of a cultural song, surely you can reap the benefits of that song by juicing it up especially if u are a part of tjat culture
@BraAubrey I think abusive people have a deep defect in their personality which has a lot to do with fear, its just that they use finance or violence as vehicle to address that fear.
@BraAubrey it's like listening to Moses and Jesus argue, Moses says I want to take the people out of slavery and Jesus says I want to take them to Heaven. The Israelites are divided to this day on who to follow, you are not alone Aubs. ππ
@PhakamaniKhum18@BraAubrey Isn't that why the "Royal house" goes to court to find some resolution cos the process is politically tainted or are they democratizing a monarchy without realizing it
@BraAubrey given the long history of the Zulu nation one would imagine that there would be a traditional court to settle such important matters whose final decision would be respected by all. That way the Zulu nationhood or integrity is maintained.
@darkiepedia@BraAubrey@Radio702 Some might argue the opposite is true, eg: Englush translates specific ideas where as indigenous languages translate the whole context of an African( by the way I agree with u)
@BraAubrey sounds to me that both parties approach each other wit a sense of mistrust, which is why policies are more defensive rather than accommodative