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" A man with new ideas is a madman... until his ideas triumph" - Marcelo Bielsa – at Sandton, South Africa
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These young ones just be saying anything on the internet
Dude said “Loxion Kulca tried and failed”
Loxion Kulca tried and failed???
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That shit says 2005, not 2015.
Twitter tacticos really tried to convince us that City aren’t the biggest club in England.
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Don't let these white SAns try to gaslight you. They're the beneficiaries of 2/3 generations of socialist policies 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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The MKP got 46% percent in 2024 but it was not given a chance to govern KZN. You all celebrated, but today because it's a white fossil who's about to be sidelined you're complaining
While Joburgers didn't directly elect mayors, they did make their choice based on mayoral candidates punted by the parties. For Action SA to now propose those candidates step aside isn't in keeping with the spirit of respecting the will of the people.
34.79% of voting Joburgers chose DA with Helen Zille as their mayor. 16.27% chose Action SA and Herman Mashaba.
Putting forwards someone else entirely from either of those parties is disingenuous.
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Everyone is going to think I’m crazy but I think Israel’s collapse might be closer than we all think.
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It's quite scary that once Israelis decide they like a particular country as tourists, they start taking it over and treating its native residents as invaders.
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But Khusanov and Gvardiol as dual 10s will get us goals tho. While the rest of football platforms their attackers in the most dangerous areas of the pitch. Ours prioritizes CBs🥹
A visionary🙌
The real brains behind this operation.
So glad they are locked in together now
Karasu and Isagi, it’s been a long journey
But if you set aside agendas, what you’re left with are simply the 2 Blue Lockers most obsessed with victory, the 2 who understand each other the best
Even if their perspectives on themselves and the paths they’ve taken, are different
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In this super racist country I've only ever seen one party go directly to the racists and confront them. Consistently. "I'm calling EFF" was a legitimate threat to racists and this is reason 784 why there's so much money against em.
I know no political party is perfect. Every party has it's flaws, it's mistakes, its moments that disappoint us.
But when I look at the EFF, I see something I don't see anywhere else. I see a movement that genuinely cares about black people in this country. Not as a slogan, not as a vote every 5 years, but as a daily fight.
They are the ones who remind South Africa that we are still landless in our own land. That our mothers still struggle for work. That our children still go to schools without dignity. They shout about our pain when it would be easier to stay quiet.
For black people who have felt unseen and unheard for so long, that matters. To have someone in Parliament who says "we see you, you matter, your life matters" , that is powerful.
The EFF fights for us. Imperfect, loud, unapologetic, but fighting for black lives. And I will always respect that. ❤️❤️❤️






































