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morpheus101:
Does any country actively invite economic migrants to their shores. When possible solutions are presented based on similar ideas used by other countries encountering such issues you then turn around and say we are telling you what to do. You my friend are an infantile in your reasoning which is why your people respond in childish and juvenile responses and are undoubtedly a Xenophobic lot.





Which trash people are you talking about the Nigerians who legally go to school in your country and pay school fees while your greedy universities sap up the money they fork out, or you real estate industries who will serve the highest bidder in selling property to Nigerians or are you speaking of the yahoo yahoo and cult boys who run drug markets on your streets aided by your corrupt police and corrupt government, Do you think Nigerians bring weed into the country and even if they do how does it pass your ports undetected. You have an infants mind Mfethu

morpheus101:
You have a right to your opinion


I could list solutions such as guest worker programs for migrants, higher taxation policies on foreigners to deter migration, additional funding to home affairs but you aren't really interested in all that, you like the toy soldier Nhannla's methods



He's exploiting the anger at foreign criminals which is why he keeps masking by telling you that the two are different but it is clear what he is pushing. Its xenophobia short and simple and as we see innocents will be hurt.


Just type in xenophobia and pick a province in south africa, must everything be done for you lot.



The logic above simply sheds the light on the fact that your people can be as stupid and this is what you are defending.



The Ghana- Naija expulsion saga occurred a decade apart from each other within a mintue time line of an economic down turn in the country and were retaliaratory in reason. They were isolated to two big cities, Accra and Lagos. Yours however has been on since 2008 year on year for 15 years straight. You guys obviously have trauma issues that keep resurfacing in the form of xenophobia and looting and neck lacing people and mask these mental deliquences by claiming victimhood.

NO JUSTIFICATION FOR MOB ACTION, TAKING AN INNOCENT MAN"S LIFE IN DIEPSLOOT and his last name is NDLOVU!. How ironic isn't it. Self hate.

morpheus101:
My people will always be okay no matter where they end up, that's our nature. I am more concerned about other Africans if you really want to know.



Stop asking me silly questions, are you the first country in the world with an immigration problem? Doesn't your government see how others operate across the world. You are the ones that started the Xenophobic, looting and burning of innocent human beings on the streets and projected that to the world so how is anyone suppose to take your sincerity of purpose anymore.



So a movement which lends itself to opportunists is one that should be supported when it has no mandate and if or when atrocities or "incidents" occur, they should not be held criminally liable simply because we think they are doing the right thing. If an innocent is accidentally killed or an immigrant with legal papers is harrassed, beaten, hurt in this foray who should be held liable?

Like I have said patiently waiting for fools who do not hacken to history are doomed to repeat them.








So no xenophobia in the Western cape, nothing in Polokwane, nothing in Grahamstown in the eastern cape. You want me to post articles here?


You dump asses keep using same example to "justify" your actions and this shows your infantile nature. Its like saying so there was Genocide in Rwanda of the hutu agains the Tutsi so if we see this happen somewhere else we shouldn't be surprised.

This incident occured in the 70's in a time far more different from today and cannot be used as "justification" of present actions unless you believe the circumstances of your people mirror that of that era or your people are so slow in the brain that their mindsets are stuck in the 70's.

morpheus101:
Point 1- I repeat I am not an immigrant in your country nor am I a national of the countries mentioned. I however have acquaintances in these communities and have knowledge of what I am talking about.

Point 2-illegal immigration and economic migrants are a major issue in South Africa, this is undeniable and there are ways to deal with this however this movement is not one of them because it reeks of xenophobia and will in no way solve the major issue of unemployment which if I am reading it correctly is the primary concern of the so called "movement"



We'll leave it to these intelligent people to decide, no.

I am confident enough to live with the outcome.



Police are required to escort these hoodlums so they make sure they operate under the jurisdiction of the law and criminals do not infiltrate the so called movement. Violence is an inevitable consequence of agitation in the hands of amateurs.


Actually about to catch a flight later today to the UK as we speak to get some business done

The spread of protests in South Africa from province to province is a phenomena that is not without precedence given the history of your country. When looting starts in one province it usually spreads to other provinces. When xenophobic killings and protests happen in one province, they usually spread across provinces. This movement is no different, the usual excuse by poor and unemployed youth to engage in some activity to keep them going.

Please don't misrepresent the EFF and lie to us here, The incidence where the EFF visited restaurants had to do with discussions of what percentage of foreign workers were employed and nothing to do with not hiring foreigners. They suggested a 50-50% quota of foreign to local workers. At least this is a stance even if it may not be liked or popular, they are clear on their direction given the realities of migrant workers, agree with them or not.
Your so called movement however believes it is feasible to simply pack over 1 million human beings both legal and illegal in a short period of time and deport them out of the country or remove every legal worker from his position or work and replace him with a South African with immediate effect and without consequence simply because you demand it be done. Only inexperienced hot blooded youngsters think like that.

morpheus101:
Here you go guys now your SAPS and home affairs are working. They are now picking up so called "illegal Foreigners" off the streets, we are now back to everyone who is foreign and non White having to carry "dump passes" sorry "dompas's" as they walk the streets.

Where in the law does it state that you carry original copies of your documents apart from maybe asylum seekers?

You guys are the most reactionary bunch of buffoons I have ever seen regarding this immigration issue.



TjoBathong, HellraiZa, jaceblaze, iron galaxy.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kanwIiVfNs

morpheus101:
Ergo the comparison?





If the above assertion made sense, Mexico with its 6% GDP would be a dirt poor country as well. wouldn't it?



They do Mfethu. Ever heard of "Coyotes" but then again you wouldn't know would you, too busy flipping those phone screens in your lush and fully furnished shacks in Alex after a days work bothering the Foreigners on your streets. Apples with Apples!

Admit it that Bantu education is very bad and we can call it a day.

Farfalla:
Are you new on Nairaland? That's the generic statement these fellows make whenever stories of other African countries are featured.

It's usually somewhere in their drafts, all they need to do whenever they see a story from Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Uganda, SA, is copy that statement, paste and click on the 'Submit' button.

I can swear they're paid to do it. That's the only logical explanation for the constant display of high-level herd stupidity. Either that, or Stupidity 101 is a course taught in their institutions of learning.

gypsey:
look! South Africans, Indians, Zimbabweans, Zambians and Mozambiqueans were all also breaking the laws.

gypsey:
Okay, if you say so. The Malawians brought them in themselves and supplied us.

TjoBATHONG:
Dude dats y South Africans complain about Nigerians and drug dealing.

Dagga was legalised only 2 or 3 years ago, with limitations. Before then it was completely illegal so you were breaking the law.

gypsey:
Very interesting, i didn't know this. I remember we smoking and selling it every where in Hillbrow, from highpoint, kempton, yeovile and Berea street we lived in Mimosa hotel at the time. We even import Kees of dagga from neighbouring Malawi and Swaziland. This was years ago i don't know about this present times.

GoodHardDick:
Kenya, Zimbabwe and South Africans are always known for weird news

TjoBATHONG:
Can't keep a good man down, JB

TjoBATHONG:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wciOMlyMoes

King Of Bushmen Arrested Half-Naked For Growing Cannibas In South Africa (Photos)

King Khoisan been staying outside office of South Africa president for 3 year in protest.



https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-59966776

Ola17:
Please, can someone suggest some good sci-fi, fantasy or crime movies of the last three years?

Thanks in anticipation.

morpheus24:
No like molecularly modified super intelligent Raccoon and I am coming for your dumb azzes

morpheus24:
No, it clarifies that fact that I am a "superior" raccoon.

morpheus24:
They are not two different things. They are either used grammatical in an adjectival or a noun form. In your example the use is adjectival. he logic therefore would apply to the superior position against the victim in this instance as it was used in the example of a rich White South African occupying a superior position in your country.

Young Padowen!






Illogical statement.

Liposure:
That's what sets him apart from other directors and i like him that way.

thatthickgurl:
Please recommend "God-tier" movies download. This data expires by midnight

Kaycee7:
The Shawshank Redemption
The Godfather I & II
Om Shanti Om
Fanaa
Dilwale Dulhania le Jayenge
Hi, Mom
Princess Mononoke

FILEBE:
He is very lucky that he knows how to do that well. Else, if it were some other director, it will be boring as hell.

FILEBE:
Reservoir dogs .
Personal 7/10.

Brilliant acting . Same Tarantino style of acting. Funny and captivating dialogues. Fan of witty dialogues? Tarantino fan? This is one of his works.


Some movies are just about what is being said and how it is being said.
Just as we have it in the movie, The Big Lebowski.