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tlann2:
Effective govt policies
Strict immigration laws
Those who don't adhere to laws should be deported and jailed

The DA is the only party that preaches such but unfortunately the the old dweebs in the ANC have planted a seed of mistrust against DA in the minds of many black South Africans."if you vote DA apartheid will return" is what they scream year in,year out,and I get sick to my stomach when I hear about apartheid in 2019 .I have registered to vote,just not sure if I'm gonna vote but I can bet my balls that if I did I'm definitely putting that cross on DA.This country deserves better.

XhosaNostra:
Very accurate @ bolded. They forget we have laws to adhere by in this country. You can't just do as you please & expect not to get backlash.

When you are a product of a chaotic village where anarchy is the order of the day the concept of law & order becomes too foreign to grasp,hence the crimes they commit here.

tlann2:
South Africa was not stable but now it is stable
Now you don't risk your life fighting of dictators you will gain nothing
You people were lucky to have mandela
Ugandans fought Obote saying he was a dictator now is museveni any better
Now ugandans are fighting to install bob wine
Will he be any better let us wait and sea
South Sudanese fought for independence saying they were under dictatorship under the Khartoum
Government now look at them they are under juba govt are they any better
Somalis fought to overthrow siad barre and since
he left Somalia has never had a government
The Congolese fought Mobutu now look at them
Sometimes fighting is not worth it immigrating acts as the shortcut
Deport the criminals your govt knows them
And addres the root causes of xenophobic attacks

So what should be done? South Africa carried the load of the African continent failures on its shoulders for years and now the average South African is sick and tired of it.I blame the ANC for all of this,they started stirring the pot of destruction the moment they foolishly opened those borders and now it's boiling like magma.

XhosaNostra:
I don't think it's sad at all. Wrong? Yes. Absolutely.
Some foreigners in South Africa just keep pushing, until people can't take it anymore & resort to violence. South Africans shouldn't be made to feel uncomfortable by anyone in their own country.
Some foreigners also have a nauseating sense of entitlement over things meant for South Africans eg. the people who forcefully moved into RDP houses in Centurion. Which country's citizens are going to allow that to happen? You can't come & demand services you're not eligible for in a country that's not your own, when you couldn't even face whatever challenges you had back home. Go demand shit wherever you come from. People don't understand the kind of provocation South Africans have to deal with daily. They only see the overflow.

Ahaa! and the goody two shoes samaritan always talk about how we should love our fellow Africans but they will never tell these immigrants to adjust their rotten attitudes.I agree with all you just said,and what I have noticed about most foreigners in SA is that they lack proper home training.

Kazikazi:
I agree with you.No one can starve to death in Somalia or Kenya while south Africa has enough to eat.Those Turkana photos speak volumes. Surely,it is better to been killed once than staying in Turkana and die a slow,painful death of starvation

Touché...sometimes in life we all find ourselves compromising situations where we have to make difficult choices,unfair but it is what it is.

tlann2:
You know many African countries are not stable and are facing numerous challenges
So they see south africa as an opportunity to success
So when this attacks happen they are disappointed
Home is unbearable and south Africa is also unbearable it is sad

South Africa was not a stable country at some point but because of the never-say-die attitude of its citizens it is a somewhat the last hope for survival for many Africans.Some people had to lay their lives down for the freedom of future generations,and that's the kind of attitude many Africans need,dying for the course.If they keep running then who's going to let these power-drunk dictators know what time it is?

If they find home unbearable and SA unbearable too then maybe the ball is their court to choose the lesser of the two devils,right? if they remain here even after being attacked it means SA is the better devil,right?

TayserMahri:
Not going to allow myself to be dragged away from the main point here. Which is that Jayceon, in all his wisdom, pretends not to care when fellow South Africans are murdering innocent Africans! What happened to Nigga lives matter?

Never cared before,don't care now.If my silence regarding this matter offends some people then I guess it's tough tit.They sure did well demonstrating how "nigga lives matter" with the civil wars and acts of terrorism in many African countries.

TayserMahri:
Then Bleep Jayceon !

what Jayceon doesnt do also affects him directly or indirectly. so he should feel somethng.

Right back at ya.

From where I'm sitting it looks like somebody tried to guilt trip me into taking responsibility and apologising for something I had no hand in and it didn't work."directly or indirectly",how's the actions of few hooligans in Durban affecting my everyday life and why am I being forced to "feel somethng"?

Tayser,what's happening to you? you are begging to sound like Nigerians ,I think this forum is taking a toll on you bro.

mtisTheQubit:
Like voting with the scavengers...ya know what i mean

whatever bro...whatever

TayserMahri:
nuh but ya felling that ka thingy in ya soul jace. be honest.

Being a South African doesn't mean I'm responsible for the actions of other South Africans..and if you think I feel "that thingy" in my soul then you better think twice.Jayceon is only responsible for what Jayceon does

gallivant:
You have to come out and condemn the violence. That's all, it's easy. Speak your mind, it means everything.

Is it an obligation?

TayserMahri:
Huh! Jace, we are all Africans. You can barely have the luxury of laughing at or mocking your fellow Africans. The other day you were supporting kumafire when he was running amock with the Turkana pics. Barely a week later its your turn to hide in shame .

Hiding in shame? am I now responsible for xenophobic atracks?

NairobiWalker1:
There is no photo of mine on this thread buddy. Don't create your own hallucinations just to feel good about yourself.

You really have to be a special kind of stupid and classless to think these photos of you licking yourself like a dog with rabies are swagg. To make matters worse, you are ugly like hell - rough skin like you work on a construction site.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/9082494_img20190329230209_jpegeeb0e7581439deddf1ac15c109d74c68

Yohh..

TayserMahri:
Xhosanostra, Jaceblaze, jln115, Lionessza...

............would my input put anyone at ease? would me speaking against xenophobia on the net automatically reassure the safety of immigrants in SA? I mean I'm just a guy with a phone in his hands who also happens to be a member of Nairaland and that's where it all ends for me.I'm not here on a diplomatic mission,so I get confused when I see my name tagged in things like this....WITH ALL DUE RESPECT.

DavilleBadt:
Why cant plane manufacturers make d body of planes as strong as dat of d black box covers

That would be the heaviest plane ever.Would it even be able to take off??

Very informative,OP

I have been watching air crash investigations for years and I used to have this misconception that the "black boxes" were placed directly under the pilots' seats.I always knew some of the info but thanks anyway

But why don't they have the same recording devices in freight trains?

Bossjakande:
xhosanostra wen last u hear person died of HIV in naija I pray u and jaceblaze dont infect d rooms with hiv

Have I ever given any fućk what you die of in that jungle?? Pls don't bother me with useless mentions!!

PotatoSalad:
Extravagant lifestyle made some of them broke plus they are now old. So they hop on any B movie for cash.
Clint Eastwood hasn't been in a lot of movies lately but he still gets major role in big films. Take 'The Mule' for instance with 70% rating on rotten tomatoes.

..or maybe they refused to sell their souls for Hollywood in order to remain A-list celebrities.Some of these celebrities have done worse to remain where they are,still remember Terry Crews speaking out about some Hollywood talent agent fondlìng his genitals? a man touching another man's private parts

Btw Jean-Claude Van Damme co-starred in Expendable 3 and that wasn't a B movie

PotatoSalad:
Van damme.
Dude ended up like Nicholas Cage and Stephen Seagal.
They now act 'Straight to DVD' films.
Although Stephen Seagal dey do am since. He's One Punch man of Hollywood

They are no longer Box Office material but they held Hollywood down for two decades straight,not many actors can brag of such.

Damn my childhood superheroes ,grew up on these guys,back when VCRs were the best thing in town.

lilianofentse:
nope I came here when I was 10 yrs old went back to SA when I was 13 and am back here again

Would you recommend it to the average South African?you know most of us are still very unfamiliar with Africa as a continent and the thought of stepping into the "real Africa" gives us the creeps.

lilianofentse:
lol.. It's good at least people inhabit it

Okay,your first time?

lilianofentse:
If you are full SA or partly, please qoute this and i would follow you back.
No spamming please and no negative energy needed here
Currently in Nigeria (dont ask me where) am partly SA and Nigerian. I was introduced to nairaland few days back.
Enx
Uyacelwa ukuthi ungabikho vibes ezimbi ezidingekayo

Home girl,wassup .You are in Buhari land? what does the place look like?

Nigeria has a rugby team?

Congratulations to SA for qualifying for AFCON .We defeated Lybia and their biased Arab refs


Time to kill the tired eagle

NairobiWalker:
Okay, JaceBlaze's vote replaces Kumamoto's. I wonder why JaceBlaze always has issues with Kenya though.

You wanna know what's funny? I didn't know which one was a Nigerian and which one was Kenyan when I voted.Fair to me cause I called it down the middle.

IronGalaxy:
I don't know Jace, their outlook of the world is too narrow. I'd like to take a few Nigerians to Germiston one day to show them white street beggars, hobos etc , maybe their hero worship of white people will come to an end

If you showed them white street beggars they'll still blame you for it and ask you how dare you starve their demigods.

mtisTheQubit:
look ths stuff is very simple..we like you guys ,you like back..we hate naijas ,you hate them..kapish

Thought I was supposed to be unbiased? and while we at it,I don't hate anyone here.I meet aggression with aggression,whether the asshole is a Nigerian or Kenyan.

mtisTheQubit:
really dude..an impimpi spotted...

I was being honest ,not throwing shade at all.

sufferNsmiling:
KICC

Hard to choose.The first building looks like a gas stove chimney with that cone shaped structure at the top.

I think the second building's got the best infrastructural design,just needs paint

Zimbobeauty:
Of course we feel like we still need somebody better but nobody wants to go back to Mugabe. Zimbabwe was the most developed country in Africa at some point. We still have the infrastructure though not exactly well maintained. You can see our cities still look modern and well planned. We want somebody who will take us to the good old days when other Africans came to Zimbabwe for a better life.

I often hear people say Zimbabwe used to be the "breadbasket of Africa" and all I want to know is when was that

IronGalaxy:
so me staying at a South African black suburb with all amenities you think of its because of white people? The hero worship of white people never ceases to amaze me

Let them be.Most Nigerians think their own reality is also the reality of someone else.Would you not harbour the same rotten mentality if you lived all your life in Makoko or Gwarimpa and never seen the outside world? I know it's not easy but sometimes I try to take the form of a Nigerian when I log in NL ,to get closer to their miserable world.