@Tonderai0903@ChikomoPrazen If you follow the thread, and are reasonable, you'll find that this guy went insulting. If anyone disrespects you to that extent I'm sure you'll also be free to block.
@ChikomoPrazen I'm not surprised you got blocked. As I read your last post I could tell at that point you'd turned caustic and unfairly attacked without submission of what was asked prior. You went ballistic for nothing. You exhibited childhood tantrums at 27. You lost bearings big time.
@DiverseViews@HimCourage@daddyhope Ndashuma amunawe was waiting for such comment vamwe vobuda musaga chokwadi tsve kunngoti have a good time iye tek tek nezvaChamisa kana Courage yacho so yekubuda musaga Courage anoiwanepi
@ThumbezaNomcebo@daddyhope @Blockseven86 I am not crying at all. I'm actually worried about fellow black South Africans struggling because of white repression and not because of black migrants. I employ SAns, I own property in Randburg, Fourways and Germiston. I live comfortably in Fourways and my wife is South African.
@ThumbezaNomcebo@daddyhope @Blockseven86 You're stuck in a mukuku and you are an ignorant Zulu slut. Open your eyes and mind, that country does not belong to the landless you or your landless father. Sadly for you migration and integration is ongoing and unstoppable. Rush to the mogogo by the corner and buy gwinyas you.
@Breeders4ED@SciiTheComedist I only wear it when going out of the house, at home it stays there. My wife is fine with that, she knows i dont like wearing it.
@Sicelo1Simelane@SciiTheComedist Oh, that's interesting! I wore mine just for the occassion, the photoshoot, and that was that..30 years ago! I believe a wedding ring being symbolical, does not offer restraint to the unfaithful. Character does, home and away! I'll never have qualms should my wife not wear hers.
@ZimViral Not entirely I guess. Hidden somewhere out there you find that type. However, it's a drop in the ocean. The greater ocean is polluted with useless, used and dumped gorge pussies, disrespectful hallots looking for new beginnings over and over again. Their beginnings never end.
@KentonM007@pmcafrica@grok It's not just one plane. BA has a fleet of AB380s that ply the JHB Heathrow route. They do round trips. Hence you drive past again and it's not there, it will be airborne or even in London. Others arrive etc. They've got no time to rest those birds except when undergoing service.
@Mk47_@pmcafrica@hobo_group It's not just one plane. BA has a fleet of AB380s that ply the JHB Heathrow route. They do round trips. Hence you drive past again and it's not there, it will be airborne or even in London. Others arrive etc. They've got no time to rest those birds except when undergoing service.
@joeymaster86@pmcafrica It's not just one plane. BA has a fleet of AB380s that ply the JHB Heathrow route. They do round trips. Hence you drive past again and it's not there, it will be airborne or even in London. Others arrive etc. They've got no time to rest those birds except when undergoing service.
@wexa11@pmcafrica It's not just one plane. BA has a fleet of AB380s that ply the JHB Heathrow route. They do round trips. Hence you drive past again and it's not there, it will be airborne or even in London. Others arrive etc. They've got no time to rest those birds except when undergoing service.
Just like in an abusive relationship, Loving your country won’t save you.
Patriotism is emotional, but life decisions have to be practical.
We all love home, that never changes.
But love doesn’t fix broken systems. It doesn’t guarantee healthcare, electricity, or stability.
At some point, the question shifts from
“Where do I belong?”
to
“Where can I actually live with dignity and predictability?”
Staying in the diaspora isn’t betrayal.
It’s choosing stability over sentiment.
The uncomfortable truth?
People aren’t refusing to come home.
they just can’t afford to because of various legitimate reasons.