Moving from feed to feed #stealth mode. Retired gamer , Father, Pro-Equility till the end of me. Card Carrying Mamelodi Sundowns Supporter !
Pretoria, South Africa
Joined January 2016
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Ludwick Hoax retweeted
I grew up around the townships of Cape Town; Langa, Gugulethu, Nyanga and Khayelitsha. I knew hard-working black people. I watched them fill overcrowded trains in the mornings, sometimes literally hanging out of the doors, on their way to work. 2/
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All South Africans want the same thing.1.Make money to feed their families 2.Feel safe.All of us want the same thing. It鈥檚 not that difficult but ke these politicians only want to eat alone .They only want to feel safe on their own.They r business ppl masquerading as politicians.
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Ma2ludi when they tell him there is no cup for winning today鈥檚 game against @RichardsBayFC_
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Cardoso understood that Pirates are more dangerous in transitions than in sustained possession. He deliberately sacrificed possession, forcing Pirates to build attacks against an organised defensive structure rather than exploit spaces. That鈥檚 how he outsmarted Wadu. Controlling a match is not always about having the ball, but controlling what the opposition does with it.
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Thabo Cele at Chloorkop for his first training session wondering how is it possible that all of his teammates can trap and pass:
Ludwick Hoax retweeted
very few people stop to think what merit actually is...
if merit means "only use the best talent" , then it imply that you must increase the size of the net you are throwing in order to find that talent.
it don't help you throw a small net and say "that is the best talent available" . that is not merit 馃槄
merit is not what happen to wash up in the area around your feet. right?
especially in a country where old systemic disadvantages still exists. you essentially saying "whatever bubbles to the top is the best".
I am sure you can understand that in S.A. that is not the case 馃槅
sometimes the best talent is stuck in a place or a situation where he will never be found unless you forced to go looking...
it is cute to think that companies and sports bodies will of their own initiative and the goodness of their heart go and throw this lovely wide net and truly go find the gems that is stuck in the system. no. believe me it don't happen without a external motivation and push.
next time someone tell you they choose on merit , ask them how wide is the net that they are throwing.
Seeing Bongi Mbonambi makes us proud to be South African. The government sees him as a racial category. Enough is enough. SA wants a brighter future, not old divisions.
#EndRaceConscription
Ludwick Hoax retweeted
Some of you will remember the insults that came my way when I said I would scrap most social grants if I came into power. Some of those insults came from influencers with delusions of grandeur, and people whose only redeeming quality is being physically attractive.
Meanwhile:
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I am being attacked by the most fragile white people 馃槀 hiding behind fake names and profile pictures attacking me personally rather than my arguments. And these are the same people who block those who disagree with them. It鈥檚 snowing in SA! Look at all these snowflakes 鉂勶笍鉂勶笍鉂勶笍鉂勶笍
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If only honest South Africans can demonstrate the same non-racialism that dishonest South Africans seem to demonstrate.
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"Its not fair, it works to the advantage of teams who have huge forwards" - Keith Woods.
#RWC2023 #IREvsRSA #TheFear
Dear Keith, Didn't RSA have to win a RWC1995 against a genetic freak winger who ran 100m 11'sec and weighed 118KG's. Who swatted Englishmen, Irishmen & Frenchmen like they were flies.
Should RSA have lobbied @WorldRugby that wingers have to be sub 90Kg's if that fast.
Caleb Clarke a heavy NZ winger knocked to Boks out with raised knees in successive matches, they were trying to tackle low & fairly, got KO'd.
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You don't solve crime by increasing policing and making the police more brutal, unless you're trying to build an Apartheid-style police state.
You solve crime by addressing the root cause. In South Africa, the root cause is not the police; it's poverty and extreme inequality.
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Reading to your kids every night has a better chance of changing the world than anything else you do.
But only if you read great stuff that feeds their imagination.
Don't waste this precious time with Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
Here are 22 recommendations that belong on your shelf: