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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnI8JEW7Ty4

"What goes around comes around,ya figure.Now we got white kids calling themselves NIGGAZ.Now tables turned"


All the bickering about when should the N-word be offensive dey taya me na ...

TMKsouth:
Yeah, it's being popularized by black musicians and films - even bo AKA. My nigga this, my nigga that. Making it look cool. Now some white kid picks it up and the heavens are falling.

Blame ourselves.

I don't even think much about that word.I don't mind hearing it cause I have used it myself when I was younger.

TMKsouth:
Lol . I'm sho you used that nigga intentionally.

But I understand some of them, they are of the impression that we were referred to as niggers during apartheid. It's the South Africans that baffle me.

And they think we're justifying it's usage by that white girl.My thing is - if the word is offensive then why not get rid of it completely? Chinese don't call each other "chinks",Jews don't call each other "my fellow scum of the earth" .Black people sometimes be using self-defeating tactics to get back at our oppressors.

TMKsouth:
I'm not.

Firstly, the word nigger has no history in South Africa. We use the k-word here and I find that offensive and have no time for it.

Secondly, she was a child at 14 just using common popular language among the youth. Perhaps blame Hollywood for popularising the term niggaz and the parents for allowing their kids to be slaves to American pop culture.

And do notice that I did not defend racism but just that one microwave post, although the others too can easily be defended considering her age.

Where you as enlightened at 14 as you are now? Could you pen that elaborate post from earlier on in your teens or did u gain that wisdom over time?

Muh nigga! you have said it all.I don't know why they pretend like they don't know what we mean.

BruncleZuma:
XhosaNostra oya come charge and acquit...also put him through its relationship to Kaffer, Kaffir wording.

Dude! I'm fully aware that the word is an equivalence of Kaffir.You guys are just listening the wrong way.Let's talk historical context and let's see how much weight that word has in South Africa.

Lionessza6:
Nope!. Everyone has a term or word that reminds them of something horrific, that happened or could happen. . But you are right about something though; instigators usually don't like the reactions to their actions.

As it should be.It's a shameful history on their part,I mean there can never be a justification for killing someone just because he doesn't look like you.Same in Germany, I hear they hate being reminded of Hitler.

ibkayee:
Nah, as long as you're black, the offensiveness of the n word transcends countries. Don't think it needs to have a history in the exact location you're from to recognise the negative weight it carries

Fair enough.Just that down here the word was never used in that manner.Actually,in South Africa you'll only hear the word being used by the black youth as an endearing term just like the blacks in America do.

holymiles:
you're super correct the word nigga is powerless in SA. their own N bomb is "Kaffir"

Even white South Africans will never use "nigga/nigger" to degrade black people cause they know it won't stick as much as the K-word would.A black South African might have mixed feelings if a white South African called him and "nigga/nigger",but if he called him and Kaffir he would know from the onset what that entails because that's the word that was being shouted while whites were killing Africans.

TUANKU:
It doesn't need to have a history in SA, it's racism simple. If you call a black man "negro,nigger or nigga" then it's racist not minding the location. Maybe you have low self-esteem that's why you will refer to it as drama.

Say what? .The irony here is that you chose to give a word so much power to the point of letting it define your existence.And I'm the one with low self-esteem? Eminem has said the N-word in his performance once but I bet you that didn't stop black people from buying his CDs course people understand that context matters.It would be different if it was Trump who's perceived to be a racist by majority of people.

merahki:
This post is very offensive and so grossly ignorant.
Darling what you are just exhibiting is bad for you. I am ashamed on your behalf, for this post.
Self hate is terrible.

Self hate? Where is it in my comment?

Lionessza6:
Maybe it's just drama, I also don't get why white South Africans get so worked-up when they are called nazis . That word doesn't have a history in SA.

& I suspect the Bianca story trended because certain people needed it to,they wanted the #amabhunganemustfall to die quickly or be replaced by this stupid story before the evening on that day .

Of course,it doesn't look like she said it out of malice so I don't get what all the farce is about.They get worked up because what they did is no different than what Hitler was doing to the Jews.Guilty conscience quickly sets in when such reference is made.

Lionessza6:
Exactly!. I hear white people hate the "kill the boere" song so much because those who are putting brooms up their arses and pangas deep in their skulls always use this song to encourage each other .

But I wouldn't trust those white f'ags they probably Van Breda one another for insurance money or inheritance, then lie about everyone else . Sick pips those ones

The instigators of racial turmoil don't like the fact that they are being paid with their own coin?

TMKsouth:
Dude you're right, there's no weight to the word around here. The K-word would have been explosive.

I'm not supporting her, but the nigga microwave post can be interpreted either way. It comes across as a very funny joke to me, if I got it right.

Exactly! the K-word is the last word black people would have heard before they were served to the dogs or shot.

Dominicane:
I can attest to this. When I went to south Africa, Mzansi to be specific, I noticed the way ladies do bug I and the fellow handsome Nigerian guys there.

Attimes, they would call u, and ask u to hangout with them, visit u, even ask u out, or visit u ,and always make video calls with u. And they can be so faithful with u.

And openly u will would observe that they prefer dating Nigerian men, to their south/African guys.

The clime made me felt different. I was like
So na like this naija men, take dey special.

And u will u see the S/A always jealous, that to the extent e Nigerian men has to just end some of these relationships.

If you plan to lie next time,at least run a background check of that country.South Africa's other name is Mzansi

BluntNigerian:
Ok naa.
Continue messing

With pleasure.

TMKsouth:
Is there a difference between Nigga and Nigger? Coz Nigga is common hip slang.

Is it really offensive in SA or people just love drama? The word doesn't even have a history in South Africa

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BluntNigerian:
Picture two things..
1. Eternity
2. Immortality
..
You can continue to make new friends while the old ones get older.
Meanwhile, why would you get yourself concerned with my life just because of a fun-post?
Is that how you judge people around you so seriously, over irrelevant things

I'm aware it was a fun thread.Was just messing with you

Royce da 5'9 - Hip hop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLVlmm4HqfM

rap without me is a source minus a quotable page..

The annual oloshoism display

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I don't usually comment on this section but what we currently have on our hands needs as much international help as we can get .So this guy is even envisioning putting a ring on a finger of a girl who shouted at his mother as if she were a preschool child?

RuudVanNisteroy:
Secret Service are around, but out of sight and out of mind. You won't be able to tell.
The route he will walk or jog on, has obviously been mapped before hand and is likely the safest in the vicinity. Ramaphosa will not go and jog in Soweto or Hillbrow in Johannesberg, known as some of the the most dangerous areas in South Africa.

You are right on the Hillbrow part.You are just grossly miseducated about Soweto.

WannaHowzit:
Yes. These things are well choreographed. No President just merrily strolls down the road without the Secret Service looking on. But Nigeria is just something else... this can never be achieved.

True.They probably checked hours before to make sure it was safe.

RuudVanNisteroy:
True-but you still have to maintain a level of normalcy and connection with members of the public. Ramaphosa does not see himself as a demi-god, unlike Nigeria's failed leaders.He will one day leave that office and go back to his normal life.

Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, cycles to work on some occasions. World leaders still have to keep fit and reduce their stress levels.

Presidents mostly fear their oppositions - and here in South Africa where we have a multi-party system you ought to be careful.Everybody waiting for their "turn to eat" down here lol.

It's not us civilians they are worried about.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Zuma could'nt walk the street and not get mobbed. Do right with the people and you will have nothing to fear and that is why Ramaphosa can continue to walk the street and engage with the average South African without fear.

You are right but he mustn't think everyone is a fan.You can still get JFK-ed out there cause no matter how good you think your are,you are still not everybody's cup of tea.

TMKsouth:
You got me worried there for a while.

Lol hope you are at ease now

TMKsouth:
Zuma had a greater chance of being assassinated than Cyril. If not by the disgruntled public then by the crooks he hung around with.

I just realised they talking about Ramaphosa.I thought they said former president lol.My bad...

[quote author=TMKsouth post=89647107]The South African president Cyril Ramaphosa was spotted seemingly jogging alone down a Johannesburg street on Sunday morning.

Some adoring fans approached him and asked to take selfies with him. He did not mind and jokingly said he'd rather be arrested with them for breaking social distancing rules, while putting his mask back on.

VIDEO

While busy reading about #Trump’s psychotic rule this morning, I hear someone shouting outside my window..”Good morning Mr President, we love you!” @CyrilRamaphosa pic.twitter.com/UXAuPodAcC

— Nwabisa Makunga (@nwabisa_mak) May 17, 2020

I were him I'd be more worried about somebody scoping me with a long-range sniper from some raggedy building rooftop than flattening the belly after pissing off the entire nation with the Gupta scandals and all that mess? Msholozi is truly undeterred.

Lauryn Hill - Everything is everything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3_dOWYHS7I

Ras Kass - The end

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaoAjQKg850

C-arson was askin' y'all
Is Ras Kass the last to fall victim for wearin' no mask at all?
No gimmicks, just me bein' me
But you ain't bendin' or offendin' me
'Cause anyways Hennessy used to be a better friend to me