@JoeSmoeocla@iDelakufa_@grok No need to waste your time on this dimwit nothing you say no statistics you show will go inside his nutshell brain. He is probably going to Google what per capita means after this , this is the condition of south Africa.
apparently south africans don't have a culture of sharing and when anyone else does it they think they have ulterior motives so sad such a terrible culture so wonder why south africa is collapsing
@Luhlelo22 Worrrrrd, is that why they’ll always insist that you take a bite, “have you had a samosa, you must try these treats, my aunt made them herself” 😭😭😭 utye nawe Sbusiso 😭😭😭
Futhi bafaka iSphandla mos…
@tafolaI8@OnMediaIndex@WandileKhwelaa what part of this discourse do you not understand literally who is forcing you too if you don't want to eat food that someone is offering you out of kindness that is up to you , the least you can do is not be an ignorant asshole and spread malice about them
@tafolaI8@WandileKhwelaa Bro a part of the sweets are set aside as a symbolic / spiritual gesture if you don't want to eat it that's up to you but this still doesn't prove the point racist ass South Africans have been trying to make that the food is cursed lmao
literally no one is forcing you to participate in anything it was you guys who started making up bullshit about indian sweets being cursed . Fuck off lmao
(1/2) I will answer your question little retard . You're conflating two completely different things here. Sharing sweets during Diwali is an expression of celebration, hospitality and goodwill.
As for beef ....
@Suebee16171061@Luhlelo22 Yet I keep asking the question and it remains unanswered.
Will you also eat our food when we’ve had a traditional ceremony and we slaughtered a cow, bring it on Monday at work… will you?
(1/2) I will answer your question little retard . You're conflating two completely different things here. Sharing sweets during Diwali is an expression of celebration, hospitality and goodwill.
As for beef ....
@McFumbata you have the right to refuse sweets if you want to we understand that you don't yet fully realise the concept of sharing but spreading misinformation without understanding cultural significance just shows your ignorance and the equating it to beef just shows ignorance
(2/2) You cannot take one cultural practice, attach an entirely different narrative to it, and then use an unrelated dietary practice to reinforce your argument. If you want to discuss cultural differences, at least make an effort to understand them first.
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