Declan Manca retweeted
If anything when ppl like Piers Morgan, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson host interviews like this it makes me hate them even more.
Bc it shows me you know how to ask good questions and do research—but choose to intentionally spread misinformation for the right price.
Declan Manca retweeted
Chaos at the Midmar Mile in KZN as hundreds of oppressed try to empty the beertent before storming to the US consulate in Durban. Although, Bulls v Stormers at 2 and SA20 final at 17:30. Ok, Monday then.
Declan Manca retweeted
It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them.
While the Democratic leadership defends the status quo, the American people are angry and want change.
And they’re right.
Declan Manca retweeted
time for the card machine industry to decide whether you tap the screen or the top bit. this has gone on too long
Declan Manca retweeted
You have to show your ID when you go into these res type complexes but he thinks she didn’t have to show one for a national competition? How is someone like this in charge of themselves let alone a whole department
Declan Manca retweeted
Some advice to @Our_DA. If you do manage to form some kind of coalition with the ANC, now would be a really good time to tighten up your tone and language. You are not some national saviour and the future of this country doesn't hinge on you "rescuing" us. A bit more tact and humility would go a long way as you continue the journey of being "public servants".
The ANC seem to have accepted their fate with dignity and humility, so now would be a good time for you to drop your smug tone and play ball for the greater good of all South Africans.
Whether you like it or not, a lot of people in this country perceive you to be arrogant and disconnected from the average South African lived experience. You can either moan and complain about being "judged by a different standard" or you can just acknowledge that this is somewhat induced by your own actions.
I'm sharing this with you as a passionate South African that wants to see this country fulfil its true potential. I am not a DA hater and I think you do many things well, but humbling yourself in patches and listening to people's criticism has not been your strong point.
I know you will say that if you bow down to everyone's opinion then you will never be able to pick a direction to run in, and I get that, but there's some common denominator points that people are making about you on all ends that you refuse to listen to.
Finally, I really hope you and the ANC can figure out a way to take this country forward. We need economic growth more than anything. We need government to create the necessary conditions for the private sector to grow. We also need government to keep capitalism in check. Ultimately, we need government to be a referee on the pitch without being a player on the field.
South Africa needs the many politicians to put this country first. Best of luck, I think you're all going to need it.
Declan Manca retweeted
I feel terrible for people like Geordin, Winde, Chris - people who are at the frontlines and toil hard in government and then have to contend with whatever the latest gaffe has been made by their leader & the circlejerking Wilgenhof Boys. Bring back the Laptop Boys, rather. 😭
Declan Manca retweeted
My campaign @Zackie2024 signed onto a letter to the @IECSouthAfrica because a number of people who voted for me across the City could not meet the deadline for their objections and we supported an extension of the deadline. I now withdraw my name from that letter.
Any number of objections from people who voted for me would not in any way alter the outcome in a material way but the principle is to count every vote. And, this should still happen.
Right now anti-democratic forces aim to discredit a credible result provincially and nationally.
All of us are disheartened by the results for the forces of hate such as MK, the Patriotic Alliance and the Coloured Congress but we accept the will of their voters without question.
These are forces that will destroy our society and no democrat should encourage them faux leftists notwithstanding.
Declan Manca retweeted
All the DA managed to do in this election was win back 1 percentage point from the FF+. It's on track to get 21.8% of the vote.
When will the party realise that a John- and Helen-led DA will never expand beyond its core base?
Declan Manca retweeted
She acknowledges identity politics for the MK but can't see that the DAs lack of growth is for exactly the same reason except SHE'S THE PROBLEM.
Helen Zille believes the return of Zuma and the quick popularity of the MP party is evidence that "identity politics is more important than governance" to South Africans.
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Declan Manca retweeted
So people chose Jacob Zuma and Gayton over Songezo , Mmusi and Cyril?
I don’t understand my people. I love you guys to bits 🇿🇦but you confuse the hell out of me. 😀
Declan Manca retweeted
A lot said will about the performance of electoral newcomers @Rise_Mzansi and @BuildOneSA. What will be absent from these narratives is how these parties resonated among their voters without having to leverage off tribalism, fear-mongering or othering in their campaigning
Declan Manca retweeted
For the first time ever, I didn't have to make a grudge vote for the least-bad option in a South African election.
I voted with conviction for a party I believe has a bright future -> Rise Mzansi.
It felt good.
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20. The damaging effects of the politics of fear can be profound and long-lasting. It can erode trust in public institutions and between individuals, leading to increased polarization and societal fragmentation.
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6. I need the party I vote for to hold a similar belief in the good of South Africa & that a positive future awaits. We all carry fear for the future, and it is to our leaders we look for hope, not more fear. It has been inspiring to see new parties emerge that speak to this.
Declan Manca retweeted
To give more context to point 2. The opposition space has been dominated by the DA for two decades, unshakeable largely through espousing centrist values. It has shifted right, leaving the centre unoccupied thus opening space for an attack on its centre & left flank base. (1/2)
Declan Manca retweeted
#ChrisPappas and @alanwinde must be tearing their hair out at the shambolic, out of touch party leadership clutching defeat from the jaws of victory by, as one commentator put it, mutilating itself in the corner, unprovoked.
The party has gone horribly wrong and we all know it.
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Fellow South Africans, please, please register to vote.
There is still time until midnight.
The process takes only 5 minutes.
Please use the link below:
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