There’s an episode on The Boondocks (The Itis) that really opened my eyes the first time I watched it 😭
So Mr Wuncler wants to buy a park but the government is overcharging him so he decides to open a restaurant with Grandad right across from it. The restaurant initially does well but soon brings destruction and chaos in the neighbourhood due to its highly addictive and unhealthy food. Now people are feining at the park and robbing people just to get some of the food. The restaurant closes down and Mr Wuncler is able to buy the park at a much lower price. He eventually begins building on the land at the end of the episode.
It got me thinking in the South African context. How many times do you see makeshift squatter camps popping up next to industrial and residential areas ? You’ll see those camps with mobile toilets and you’ll ask yourself where they get them from. What if all that is orchestrated by elites in their game of monopoly? What if they’re funding chaos and destruction for their own gain ?
I wouldn’t put it past them 🥲
Unfortunately, we do not care, as South Africans, how you feel! Perhaps your kind is stuck in a time capsule. Cecil John Rhodes is no longer alive. If you want secession, go advocate for it where you come from, not here.
I’ll never forget Santam🥹🥹🥹
Day 4 after submitting a claim, they approved & paid R77k🥹🥹 got an Audi Q2 as a courtesy car for 30 days
Wow man I’ll never forget them❤️
The Smith family owns 600 acres of land, which has been passed down since the 1920s. A superior court judge recently ruled that a railroad company could seize their property.
They are now appealing the decision to the Georgia Supreme Court.
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