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In the end, the writing is on the wall—properly displayed in percentages.
It begs the obvious question: what is it about YOU that produced this performance? Why is it that you have lost almost half of your vote share? Yes, YOU!
As I have said before, go argue with the wall.
As for me, I did abstain. A deliberate, conscientious abstention.
The right to abstain is not limited to parliament or council sessions. It is very much constitutional, and available to all citizens—especially those who DO register to vote!
That our voter registration increases by millions every time is a sign of genuine interest. When they do not show up to vote, after turning out to register, they may very well be refusing to choose between different versions of failure!
Voting MUST NEVER be a conscription; it is a right that comes with responsibility—one that can’t be deployed without conscience.
Above all, NO ONE is entitled to people's votes. VOTES are earned, just like respect. To say otherwise is the gospel according to dictators.
How else can we explain that Mandela campaigned in 1994 and lost both KZN and Western Cape, yet Mbeki won both 10 years later? They earned the votes through results on the ground by improving the living standards of our people. They were NOT ENTITLED to them!
Those who protest by deliberately not voting or deliberately spoiling their vote are exercising as sacred a right as the right to vote! A true revolutionary should know that, and would listen to them, for they too have registered a view!
It is in line with this spirit—the letter of which is in the Constitution, that 'every citizen is free to make political choices'—that Ronnie Kasrils, alongside Barney Pityana and others, in 2014 called on people to protest by spoiling their vote.
I’m sure you’ll agree, these are stalwarts of the anti-apartheid movement. They understood that no one—NOT even their own comrades—is ENTITLED to votes.
But first, go to the wall, brother. There, the measure of your weight is fully determined."
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😭 nah 2029, DA cannot take National elections. I might be voting for ANC ka 2029 because there’s no stronger party than can defeat DA like ANC
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Guys it’s clear that South African politics has come down to ANC vs DA even in the national elections in 2029 let’s all vote ANC once! This is particularly important because ANC policies both domestic and foreign are far better!
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White people in Cape Town by the way, kodwa nina as black folks want to give them a chance. You have all broken my heart this election season shame 👍🏽.
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FACTS:
We Need To Talk About How The DA Have Become Professionals In Stealing Elections, From When They Were Still Known As NP (National Party) …
BUT …
All Progressive Black Party’s Are To Blame, We Need To Actively Learn To Work Together Because Us Fighting Each Other Leads To Us Losing Our Black Votes To The Likes Of DA And “Black” Parties Funded By WMC !!!
The Whites Have Learnt To Keep The Blacks Fighting Amongst Each Other Whilst They Take Away The Black Disgruntled Voters AND Also Steal Votes !!!
I Will Forever Advocate For Black Unity Because For Until We Learn To Work Together In Defence Of Our People Our People Won’t Vote For Us 🤞🏾 !!!
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South Africans take for granted the privilege of being able to cast a vote without the threat of intimidation and violence. The ANC got a lot wrong but certainly got democracy right. For that I'm truly thankful.
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Replying to @LadyM1306
We don’t owe South Africans an apology, they think they are clever and teaching the ANC a lesson. They will soon realise they shot themselves in the foot.
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Replying to @Salimu645577 @LadyM1306
Choosing murderers over their own, is their biggest mistake. Blacks will always mean nothing to whites, even if they vote for them in power Cape Town is living proof of how they govern.
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President Thabo Mbeki buying his own copy of #LoveAndViolence the other night. And asks for it to be signed.
I’m eternally grateful 🙏🏾
Black Love is just Beautiful 🖤
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#AfricanRenaissancePodcast on Monday.
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Chiefkazi
The Greater Tshwane region deputy chairperson cde @tlangimich
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