I did ask abt her n her silence is vele loud, .. she only visited accident scene in mpumalanga n was vocal abt it bt wit racist cases, Mzansi ngathi sizokhala cos she forgot dt she's also black
@@nomalangamanzini9242Because deaths are more important than allegations of racism that are still being investigated. But your hatred and bias will cause you to miss that important fact.
@@Greg16350 de important fact u r missing here is all of dz situations r very close to me n my fellow black ppl cos it is black children dt died in de accidents n its also black children dt r racialy treated unfaily ..if she was fair, she would hav treated both isues equaly de same, bt i guess most of us knows y she's silent..I repeat, de MINISTER'S SILENCE on de racism issue is WAY TOO LOUD nje
This has nothing to do with the new DA minister. This is a historical problem for this country. The minister is now in a position to find a solution to this problem, but it is not a problem that she started. Leave the blame game on this. Our country still needs to heal together and TRUTHFULLY for the things that happened in apartheid. These kids are carrying generational trauma, some of which wouldn't even know they are. The ANC in their 30 years of power did nothing to change the landscape of our society. These kids are being raised by people who still carry the scars of apartheid. They are learning this stuff at home. And racism goes both ways now, not just white's being racist to non-whites.
I see people criticizing the new education minister on this issue. This is a historical problem for this country. The minister is now in a position to find a solution to this problem, but it is not a problem that she started. Our country still needs to heal together and TRUTHFULLY for the things that happened in apartheid. These kids are carrying generational trauma, some of which wouldn't even know they are. The ANC in their 30 years of power did nothing to change the landscape of our society. These kids are being raised by people who still carry the scars of apartheid. They are learning this stuff at home. And racism goes both ways now, not just white's being racist to non-whites. I maintain that the TRC did nothing for this country. If one does not know their history, they are bound to repeat it!
A minister telling Coloureds that they are not Africans in particular...marginalization of Coloureds from the economy in their own land...is also racism. You must get the government and the crap they represent in order. System of power and superiority.
Please , I grew up in a school in the 80's that had isiXhosa as a language choice to matric...today that school is completely multiracial and there is no " colour thing " whatsoever
@@My_handsome_King they don't I agree ..but it is not a " rule" then...if so it means as I stated above that my old school and many others would be breaking the " rule"
Who is the Minister of Education? Why is nothing included in the curriculum of schools across the country to address social cohesion? Why, for THIRTY+ years has nothing been done about this? Apartheid was bad. I, as a white person, growing up in that era, detested it. Wounds have to heal. To perpetuate Apartheid in any form, be it repeating it, or continuing to cry 'foul' THIRTY years on gets us nowhere. Time to heal, people of South Africa. Accept that every person on planet Earth, irrespective of race, class, gender, ethnicity, economic status and ideology, we are all people on Earth, with equal opportunity. Once the corruption in government stops, there will be money available to build schools, improve education, build hospitals, improve healthcare, repair infrastructure and provide jobs. Whilst the government remains corrupt, there is no money to do any of this.
What Mandela agreed upon with today it's what we see today that was never been able to be solved from the start and we found ourselves in this situation
Then you should read his biography to understand what choices he had. You could have been worse off but then we still are worse off as the ANC was happy to destroy while filling their bank accounts.
Racism is still there and it's still an issue,I work in Northwest Potchefstroom this place still has that to a point where if a customer has a problem they would rather be assisted by a white manager,a black person loses a particular item like a cellphone they are requested to go open a case and bring a case number just to get footage but to the other race it's a different story.
There was no racism at the school. The media and EFF blew the thing out of proportion. All 12 learners were found not guilty as there was no racism. Black people should stop being so touchy feely. We are all the same. Start realising that then you will see how much better it is.
I wasn't brought up in a racist family, so therefore don't see the black/brown people any differently. However I have to wonder if those black students are all that innocent and sure they had their part to play in all of this.
You're lying about not being racist... the fact that you are trying to discredit their case by projecting the blame on them shows that you don't feel remorse for what happened to those students. You should be ashamed. How is it their fault that they were being held in a cage and auctioned off like some animals?
@@fortymapholo831 Dude I have no reason to lie, However im surprised I'm not with all the hatred towards white people in this Country. Sorry I was actually referring to those white girls at Pretoria Girls High with their WhatsApp chat group and not those people in the cage. And why should I have remorse or feel shame for what?
Then you should watch the video in which they sing the EFF kill the boer song. The girl in the video planning to make whites bow to her at that school has been suspended. Now it becomes clear what is going on there.
If children are taught from a young age that they shouldn't be selfish because they are not alone in the world and that you need be considered to the people around themselves,for there lives are also important then it won't be like this
Don’t try to dilute this conversation by changing the subject. The subject is about the global problem of racism. For your information, as a south African, we love other Africans and don’t mind living with them in our country. What we hate through is LAWLESSNESS such as people coming into our country illegally in order to commit crimes. Thrashing our country and disrespecting citizens of this country. Unfortunately, Africans from our continent come here for the purpose of hurting South Africans by doing things here that are contrary to SA law and our culture. Blacks from US when they come here they love and appreciate us, obeying the laws, loving & appreciative of our country, not thrashing our inner cities and making them dangerous and hostile to black South Africans. You can call it what you like including xenophobia, afrophobia, COMING INTO OUR COUNTRY FOR THE PURPOSE of committing crime is UNACCEPTABLE to us South Africa and this is NO longer tolerated. Why are they not loving their countries and stay in them like we do as South Africans. I can’t imagine myself living anywhere in the world EXCEPT LIVING HERE IN SA. Please don’t bother us, WE DID NOT LIBERATED OURSELVES TO BE HARASSED BY SILLY PEOPLE FROM AFRICA who don’t value themselves and their countries
Racism is nothing more than a word that people give power punish the wrong doing and stop with racism because as long as you give it power it will always be there
Still!? Humanity must get a grip with itself. We are all humans and all deserve to be treated with respect and equally. The most difficult thing for humans to do is to truly forgive. True Forgiveness is a godly gift and blessing.....be more forgiving. It makes you stronger and a shining energy to others and It is wonderfully contagious.
We are a very reactive society, we only going to make noise about all this social ills because of the incidents, when they blow over, it’s going to be continuation of business as usual. If we can make this a priority and deal with it daily like any other matter, then we are able to measure if we making progress or not #it has to be an ongoing process, as we have to start by undoing what what done, heal, only then start working from that clean slate. Any other way or short cut isn’t going to bear desired positive results/ outcome. And we need to start now.
Its a reflection of what they are being taught at home
yes that's why black people live in squatter camps....
Agree... Like EFF and ANC who have black only organisations
So true
@@katlegoloveslife what is BMF, BLA, BLM, EFF?
@@katlegoloveslife well then you can't prove me wrong. TFC
Racism is every where is in south Africa even at our work place there is mild and hash racism
Children are taught about sex and not the fundamental importance of humanity.
The DA minister silence so loud. How shameful our children still have to face this abuse they are taught from home.
I did ask abt her n her silence is vele loud, .. she only visited accident scene in mpumalanga n was vocal abt it bt wit racist cases, Mzansi ngathi sizokhala cos she forgot dt she's also black
@@nomalangamanzini9242Because deaths are more important than allegations of racism that are still being investigated. But your hatred and bias will cause you to miss that important fact.
@@Greg16350 de important fact u r missing here is all of dz situations r very close to me n my fellow black ppl cos it is black children dt died in de accidents n its also black children dt r racialy treated unfaily ..if she was fair, she would hav treated both isues equaly de same, bt i guess most of us knows y she's silent..I repeat, de MINISTER'S SILENCE on de racism issue is WAY TOO LOUD nje
@@nomalangamanzini9242shame! Racism is ALL OVER!! Your little innocent comment is also racist!
This has nothing to do with the new DA minister. This is a historical problem for this country. The minister is now in a position to find a solution to this problem, but it is not a problem that she started. Leave the blame game on this. Our country still needs to heal together and TRUTHFULLY for the things that happened in apartheid. These kids are carrying generational trauma, some of which wouldn't even know they are. The ANC in their 30 years of power did nothing to change the landscape of our society. These kids are being raised by people who still carry the scars of apartheid. They are learning this stuff at home. And racism goes both ways now, not just white's being racist to non-whites.
The pinelands school incident is disgraceful and unacceptable
I see people criticizing the new education minister on this issue. This is a historical problem for this country. The minister is now in a position to find a solution to this problem, but it is not a problem that she started. Our country still needs to heal together and TRUTHFULLY for the things that happened in apartheid. These kids are carrying generational trauma, some of which wouldn't even know they are. The ANC in their 30 years of power did nothing to change the landscape of our society. These kids are being raised by people who still carry the scars of apartheid. They are learning this stuff at home. And racism goes both ways now, not just white's being racist to non-whites. I maintain that the TRC did nothing for this country. If one does not know their history, they are bound to repeat it!
racism like charty starts at home, but it can also be unlearned with the right engagement in schools and society
A minister telling Coloureds that they are not Africans in particular...marginalization of Coloureds from the economy in their own land...is also racism. You must get the government and the crap they represent in order. System of power and superiority.
That's the trick of the colonial masters to divide and conquer. 😅😅😅 the Devil will always be the Devil.
Racism is taught at home. Racism is a choice.
Please , I grew up in a school in the 80's that had isiXhosa as a language choice to matric...today that school is completely multiracial and there is no " colour thing " whatsoever
Exceptions don't disprove the rule
@@My_handsome_King they don't I agree ..but it is not a " rule" then...if so it means as I stated above that my old school and many others would be breaking the " rule"
Of course, there can never be a problem with racism in a country that used to be an Apartheid
Who is the Minister of Education? Why is nothing included in the curriculum of schools across the country to address social cohesion? Why, for THIRTY+ years has nothing been done about this? Apartheid was bad. I, as a white person, growing up in that era, detested it. Wounds have to heal. To perpetuate Apartheid in any form, be it repeating it, or continuing to cry 'foul' THIRTY years on gets us nowhere. Time to heal, people of South Africa. Accept that every person on planet Earth, irrespective of race, class, gender, ethnicity, economic status and ideology, we are all people on Earth, with equal opportunity. Once the corruption in government stops, there will be money available to build schools, improve education, build hospitals, improve healthcare, repair infrastructure and provide jobs. Whilst the government remains corrupt, there is no money to do any of this.
We're talking about "representation" in the land of our ancestors
Black childrens must learn dif between criticism and racism to growth
What Mandela agreed upon with today it's what we see today that was never been able to be solved from the start and we found ourselves in this situation
Then you should read his biography to understand what choices he had. You could have been worse off but then we still are worse off as the ANC was happy to destroy while filling their bank accounts.
Best teacher for the position. Maybe they should get educated
Racism is still there and it's still an issue,I work in Northwest Potchefstroom this place still has that to a point where if a customer has a problem they would rather be assisted by a white manager,a black person loses a particular item like a cellphone they are requested to go open a case and bring a case number just to get footage but to the other race it's a different story.
There was no racism at the school. The media and EFF blew the thing out of proportion. All 12 learners were found not guilty as there was no racism. Black people should stop being so touchy feely. We are all the same. Start realising that then you will see how much better it is.
I wasn't brought up in a racist family, so therefore don't see the black/brown people any differently. However I have to wonder if those black students are all that innocent and sure they had their part to play in all of this.
You're lying about not being racist... the fact that you are trying to discredit their case by projecting the blame on them shows that you don't feel remorse for what happened to those students. You should be ashamed.
How is it their fault that they were being held in a cage and auctioned off like some animals?
@@fortymapholo831 Dude I have no reason to lie, However im surprised I'm not with all the hatred towards white people in this Country.
Sorry I was actually referring to those white girls at Pretoria Girls High with their WhatsApp chat group and not those people in the cage.
And why should I have remorse or feel shame for what?
Then you should watch the video in which they sing the EFF kill the boer song. The girl in the video planning to make whites bow to her at that school has been suspended. Now it becomes clear what is going on there.
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If children are taught from a young age that they shouldn't be selfish because they are not alone in the world and that you need be considered to the people around themselves,for there lives are also important then it won't be like this
xenophobia, afrophobia and racism is the same. Children learn from parents and leaders like Gayton mckenzie
What did he do?
typical liar
Don’t try to dilute this conversation by changing the subject. The subject is about the global problem of racism. For your information, as a south African, we love other Africans and don’t mind living with them in our country. What we hate through is LAWLESSNESS such as people coming into our country illegally in order to commit crimes. Thrashing our country and disrespecting citizens of this country. Unfortunately, Africans from our continent come here for the purpose of hurting South Africans by doing things here that are contrary to SA law and our culture. Blacks from US when they come here they love and appreciate us, obeying the laws, loving & appreciative of our country, not thrashing our inner cities and making them dangerous and hostile to black South Africans. You can call it what you like including xenophobia, afrophobia, COMING INTO OUR COUNTRY FOR THE PURPOSE of committing crime is UNACCEPTABLE to us South Africa and this is NO longer tolerated. Why are they not loving their countries and stay in them like we do as South Africans. I can’t imagine myself living anywhere in the world EXCEPT LIVING HERE IN SA. Please don’t bother us, WE DID NOT LIBERATED OURSELVES TO BE HARASSED BY SILLY PEOPLE FROM AFRICA who don’t value themselves and their countries
And eff and mk
He is not a parent, he is a clown sponsored by the disgusting establishment
Racism is nothing more than a word that people give power punish the wrong doing and stop with racism because as long as you give it power it will always be there
You're white aren't you? Leave the country, please
Still!?
Humanity must get a grip with itself.
We are all humans and all deserve to be treated with respect and equally.
The most difficult thing for humans to do is to truly forgive.
True Forgiveness is a godly gift and blessing.....be more forgiving. It makes you stronger and a shining energy to others and
It is wonderfully contagious.
Me and my brother we experienced racism several times without doing anything 😂 we laughed and joking ukuphi organYabo by birth ABASFUNI🧑⚖️
You're men, you can handle yourself. Women and girls are vulnerable
That's the problem, learn to fight back. Grow some balls and stand up for yourself. Sis man!!
Agree Sakina
kodwa yintoni eyoze incede abantwan.Makubuyiswe uswazi ezikolweni
We are a very reactive society, we only going to make noise about all this social ills because of the incidents, when they blow over, it’s going to be continuation of business as usual. If we can make this a priority and deal with it daily like any other matter, then we are able to measure if we making progress or not #it has to be an ongoing process, as we have to start by undoing what what done, heal, only then start working from that clean slate. Any other way or short cut isn’t going to bear desired positive results/ outcome. And we need to start now.
You can leave if you don't like it here. Go back where your ancestors came from
Gyb
Oh please 😂😂😂😂😂
*yawn*