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Life is like a coin, you can spend it on anything you want, but you can only spend it once.
Thabo retweeted
We stood with EFF since day 1. We believed in the land, the youth, the fight.
But with time we saw it was never about South Africans first. Loyalty can't feed a nation put last. Standing alone isn't strength. Sometimes it means you refused to listen to us. 🙏🏾
Thabo retweeted
You guys like applauding nonsense 🚮🚮 this is disgusting, a decent human being would have spoken to the lady but because we live among aggressive, angry and abusive individuals they behave like animals 🤬🤬 Sies!
Thabo retweeted
Kunini ngithi yhooooooo 😳😳😳
It’s giving Dr Matthew. Am convinced there’s a lot of people with fake qualifications. 😳😳😳😳
Thabo retweeted
Banks must start rejecting contributions for a person who is registered under multiple funeral policies than collect money only to reject when is time to claim, if system can kick them out at point of claim can still kick them out at point of taking out policy.
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Bathong ke kopang spane.
I hold a bachelor's degree in transport and logistics. I need someone who'll believe in me and give me a chance. Kea le kopa tlhe!
I know this won't even reach the right people! I'm so tired😫 😪
Thabo retweeted
For a generation that keeps saying they don’t need a man, y’all ask men for money a lot.
Thabo retweeted
Lol, our grandfathers raised kids that weren't theirs and they died without knowing that 🤞🤞
Thabo retweeted
Most of you dilo ha di kopane in life because of masturbation.
That thing takes away your luck 😔
Thabo retweeted
I hate that things like these get televised! Where are your ethics @MojaLoveTv?
“We live in a gated community where security is tight.”
You'll NEVER find March and March in my suburb. 😭😂 We live in a gated community where security is tight. You need an ID to enter, access is controlled, and even the police must follow the law and have a valid search warrant where required.
We don't tolerate undocumented residents, and we certainly don't tolerate xenophobia. We have 11 nationalities living here, with approximately 40% South Africans, and guess what? PEOPLE LIVE TOGETHER IN PEACE! 🤯🔥
We have our own shopping mall, filling station, and essential amenities inside the community. People from different countries shop together, work together, raise their children together and go about their daily lives without turning someone's nationality into a national crisis.
Nobody is checking what language you speak before deciding whether you deserve respect. Nobody is asking where your parents were born before standing next to you in a queue. We understand that being South African, Zimbabwean, Nigerian, Canadian, Moroccan, Mozambican or from anywhere else doesn't automatically make you a good or bad person.
*If you're xenophobic, you won't fit in here* We believe in respect, law and order, and peaceful coexistence. If you come here to spread hatred and intimidate people because of their nationality, expect to face the community's rules and consequences.
Security doesn't have to mean hatred. Protecting your community doesn't mean treating every foreign national like a criminal.
And loving South Africa doesn't require you to hate everybody who comes from somewhere else.
Our community proves that people from different nationalities can coexist when there are clear rules, proper security, mutual respect and a shared understanding that nobody is above the law.
The real question is: if people from 11 nationalities can live together peacefully in one community, why is it so difficult for the rest of society to understand that we can enforce our laws WITHOUT promoting xenophobia? 🇿🇦🌍
*South Africans deserve safety. Foreign nationals who live here lawfully deserve dignity. And criminals should be dealt with according to the law, regardless of their nationality.*
THAT is how you build a community, not by turning neighbours into enemies. 👏🔥






































