@rzondo@HermanMashaba It’s certainly more than possible. I do question whether it can actually result in anything positive though? How do they ever agree on anything, with a coalition like that so divided on policies?
Any thoughts ?
@BraddrofliT The caps lock words reveal a sad bias Brad. This is the same guy lefties like you were touting as saviours not so long ago.
You state you’re a truth seeker in your bio. Do you believe your commentaries are based in truth or simply irrational bias.
@BraddrofliT@JennyBagri Arguable both ways Brad.
Forcing alternate laws that use citizens taxes to enable what some would call murder, is the inverse problem?
Thoughts?
@Sea_L8@phethani4 I agree that his comment was ill-considered or at lease inconsistent.
In any scenario, however, why are emotional attachments to failed parties linger, when surely common sense to do what right for the people should be everyone’s primary goal.
@AdHabb I agree with your assessment, yet feel the “turning point” has not yet been reached. Voters seem to need more downside to overcome ideological attachments.
IE: We have not reached the bottom yet. The DA may fall into the trap of setting themselves up for failure. Tread carefully
@Bandile126@Malatjie_ Emotional reactions to your biases will result in lazy “assessments”. The points you try to make are lost in the clutter as it’s irrelevant and false in the context you presented it in.