@Saxon_African@Our_DA You understand what it’s saying ?
I don’t understand the problem , an asylum seeker can peacefully protest against its government of origin eg A Zimbabwean living legally in South Africa protesting against the Zimbabwean government.
The DA attempted to be all things to all races , when Mmusi foolishly backed Ashwin Willmse without establishing facts which resulted in them losing the Afrikaans vote ( about 7% ) I think what I saw was them make a policy decision to be authentic stick to their fundamental policies and no longer pander to any race . Ie identify as the party who governs well nothing more .
@Olivia_LaGrange The ideological battles can come later.
One nation. Multiple peoples. All equally important.
Don’t become a tool of political divisiveness. Use your platform to push for institutional reform and practical change — politics will always be politics.
@Olivia_LaGrange That alone would create immense household wealth and economic participation across the country.
South Africa needs functionality first:
• governance
• investment
• capitalism
• jobs
• stability
Romans 13:1–7, Romans 13:4.
“For the one in authority is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for rulers do not bear the sword for no reason…”
That is the passage used to show that government has a different God-ordained role from the individual.
The individual is told things like:
•turn the other cheek
•forgive enemies
•do not repay evil for evil
But the state is described as:
•restraining evil
•punishing wrongdoing
•bearing the sword