One day we have to talk about how even the most woke Americans refuse to engage with the culture of modern day Africa and default to the position that any culture that looks like theirs was stolen from them. That is the real conversation driving the resentment around race here.
It’s interesting how the lies don’t stand. You guys say you cannot get jobs because of affirmative action. Now you hold all the jobs because you pay all the tax. Unfortunately I wasn’t born yesterday.
South Africa: The only country in the world where 90% of the tax payers did not vote for the ruling party.
Let that sink in for while - take as long as you need.
The reason people called South Africans xenophobic is because there’s always a left turn you guys take and you accelerate through it. You said you hate illegal immigrants but still coming after naturalised citizens. You talk about people’s head shapes. What’s going on with you.
Because South African men fight through ownership of women, and you let them know it’s your trigger. Now they play around with your trigger. You lot lack self awareness of how deeply problematic this discussion even is. None of you care about women in all of this.
I have seen people say they won’t apply to a job they see has lots of applicants already. Reminder: LinkedIn just counts clicks not actual submissions.
@DaBlkNancyGrace
A lot of things are similar in our cultures and lots of things are different. It sounds like you have not stumbled on the twitter discourse in last ten years - it’s a long list they claim African people stole.
Can someone tell me if the cost of living ever comes back down or do costs just keep rising? Like I’m trying to understand what happens when most ppl can no longer afford to contribute to society in a very noticeable way?
The day South African institutions start working a lot of people will be broke because people are doing illegal stuff for money. And I don’t mean simply drugs, influenced tenders, tax evasion. Even you with backrooms the municipality doesn’t know.
America did not make Tyla. The chart data shows her fans are in African diaspora, Europe and Asian countries. Nobody is getting invited to American shows without showing they have an audience already because they are risk averse. America is the second leg of the fame journey.
If I can speak to the people who started a degree and could not finish because life threw bad luck at them…I’m begging you to go back to school. Credentialism is a thing. And it’s holding people back.