Hello everyone. I am an Indian living in India and frankly, I had no idea that these issues even existed. So I don't understand the exact situation on the ground. Malema might be right or McKaiser might be right. I don't know. I just wanted to point out that even among Indians living in white lands, there is a high propensity for Indians to live in their own community and to marry other Indians only. This is a fact. Make of it what you will. As an Indian I can see why that is. Its because our culture is very different and most of us don't feel very comfortable stepping outside our own culture. I have also noticed a similar trend among Japanese. Its not that we are racist. Its just that we draw a line between those who understand our culture and those that do not. Here in India, I have Africans as well as Afghans in my university. They tend to do the same: stick in their own communities. I think its human nature to seek out people who you share a lot in common with. Just wanted to give my perspective on this, although I am completely unaware of how African-Indians conduct themselves.
U are a beautiful soul. Thank u for so down to earth and honest. First tym knowing u. So much respect for u. N we are courteous respect and most kind to the black people that do business in Phoenix
Merci beaucoup! Jai des ancestres juif dans les allentours de Brumath (annee 1800). Ca fait du bien de voir la communauté vive et activ. Cest le seul video que jai trouvé. Comment s'appelle le Monsieur qui vous a guidé?
@Eusebius in the context of wat CIC said.he said if a African marry an Indian, da Indian community will dessert that fellow or even their family bcoz of that marriage. ISN'T it true??
@@africanmind4018 yes it is up to the individual. Not all Indians are racist the way u think n feel. Not all Indian families will disown their son or daughter for marrying a black person. If u gona say all Indians, which means u married every Indian n that was done to you? Catch a fucken wake up
I’m sorry, Eusebius. I feel strongly about the persistent enormous racial inequity that needs addressing today. One principle remains - attributing a quality of someone to the colour of their skin is RACISM - whether it be their fitness for giving comment in parliament/ radio, or generalizing the majority of a race as racists. Racism is easy. I believe you can not justify old racism with new racism. It takes a real South African to acknowledge that. Julius’ and by extension, the EFF’s greatest weakness is that they believe South Africans actually want to have a wedge driven between them. We don’t want to be divided, we want to be together. We want to fix this country together. How are we going to do this? NOT WITH RACISM. Racism poorly disguised as “stimulating conversation” or “making people uncomfortable” deserves contempt and rehabilitation. Julius has roughshod isolated the entire Indian community through his petty racist comment. That makes him no different than Cecil John Rhodes or Verwoerd or any other racist pig who made an assumption about a people on the basis of the colour of their skin. Come back when you are ready to make a positive change in this country.
This generation l is tired. Of hate Speech .creating division . causing radicalism. this comes from a bitter gall in humans who have nothing to be grateful.Cancer is invited with these ingredients.
@@CarterKey6 Nothing wrong with prefering your own, i agree. I personally never look beyond black women, but i would never ever disown/stop talking to a family member who wants to marry outside of my race because doing so displays deep rooted racist tendencies. It then becomes a matter of obligation, not preference because preference implies the freedom to choose without backlash. Thank you for sharing your opinion though, much appreciated.
I don't usually agree with malema on some issues but he is spot on and you have to live through their cruelty to understand what he's talking about just ask their workers. It's a shame sies maan
Hadasa Yisrael He is not a leader. A leader brings peace, not stir animosity. A leader brings solutions, not problems. If you want indians to respect Blacks. Blacks need to first respect themselves. In every single country(not like this is okay) The least educated/skilled are exploited.
Astley Padayachee I think Malema is being the devil's advocate we have become comfortable with injustice we are ok with an Aparteid economy until Malema came no-one cared about the poor and the promises of the Freedom Charter we all black white coloured Indian mixed all races had become complacent look at us now we are talking that's all Im saying Malema, is forcing us to confront the past. and that is sheer genius we can't hide anymore we must face our history and grow
Ahmed Kathrada, to name a few fought along Nelson to bring peace in South Africa, Let's be honest, Indians did have it better in apartheid due to their work ethic, go to any country outside India and find the most successful immigrants, US, Canada, UK.. Its the Indian Population. We are not complacent of our current situation, we work to EARN a better life for us and future generations. we were bought into this country 158 years ago, not as Nobles but as Slaves. and worked our way to become successful. I accept Malema is being honest, but let me be honest. look at South African Crime stats, who are the people that are doing the most murders, rape, hijacking, Cash in Transit heists? Indians? I don't think so. the highest ratio of business per race group the Indians. we positively contribute to the economy of South Africa, we give back. we make It happen for ourselves not look for government hand outs. Fact remains, Malema is correct, we have way bigger issues to sort out in South Africa. the lower income needs to be educated for free, our fuel costs are astronomically high, we sell fuel to neighbouring countries, yet our fuel prices are higher, the poor are suffering, Tenderprenuers are not giving back to the communities, we have the highest corruption rates in the world, the government are a bunch of thieves, Malema owned a mansion on a R20000 salary while with ANC. He is part of the corruption, we have the highest income inequality levels in the world. Instead of working against each other, we need to work together to figure out a way forward to eradicate these problems.We need a leader that can bring our people together, not fuel animosity with each other.
There are facts and there are opinions, I would urge all to read the SAIRR report of 2017 " Race Relations in South Africa - Reasons for Hope 2017" - where scientifically based opinion surveys were carried out on a cross section of the South African population. One of the key findings is that : "The 2016 field survey also asked respondents if, in their view, race relations had improved, stayed the same, or worsened since 1994. Their answers are set out in Table 2. Significantly, more than half (55%) of respondents thought they had improved, while just over a quarter (27%) felt they had stayed the same. Overall, more than 80% of respondents thought race relations had either improved or stayed the same, while roughly 5% said they did not know. Some 13% thought race relations had become worse, with 11% of blacks expressing this view. Most of the concern about worsening race relations came from coloured, Indian, and white people." Pg 3 of the report available at : irr.org.za/reports/occasional-reports/files/race-relations-in-south-africa-2013-reasons-for-hope-2017/viewPlease educate yourselves then question your leaders on what they say in public. South Africa is a young democracy and many of the segregated groups are still adjusting to equality and the removal of divisions that were previously entrenched. Let us built that rainbow nation rather than split the colours apart.
Eusebius, your opinion just like any other persons' will never change the truth. By announcing your disagreement with Malema is nothing else but just an affirmation to your handlers that you're still their boy, girl?? or something like that.
Juju will never fit in Mandela's shoes, he's trying very hard, majority of Indians are racists then why are blacks still will want to be employed by Indians, juju its not racism but sheer jealousy, bitterness hatred to other ppl who have succeeded and rose above challenges,
This is a complete misrepresentation of Julius Malema's comments and speaks volumes about whose point of view you *really* represent. Gratuitously mentioning the fact that you're a homosexual when it has nothing whatsoever to do with the central theme of his remarks helps us understand your political ideology even better.
MphoTheApologeticsGuy we should only listen to malema? Why not listen to the other side? Why mot talk about aggresdion from the bantu population to colored people?
Tk Mph they can vote/ side for/ with whoever they want, voting for blacks because they are black sounds tribalistic, people should vote for the most capable, apt, and effective person, someone who can deal with complex economies,
Tk Mph still the most abused? By who? Your president is black, your police is black, your judges are black, your mp,s are mblackthe ruling party is black, you have affirmative action, you have quotas for black employees? Who is oppressing you?
Tk Mph so you think that violence is ok and part and parcel of black civilisation? Maybe your answer should be: yes , violence is a serious issue within the bantu population and it should be addressed and remediated. Your reaction is the exact reason why indians and coloured peole prefer to live in their own communities rather than black civilisation. People dont mind black people they mind their violence.
Tk Mph afrikaners are the native south african, they founded south africa and built everything that makes south africa what it is today. Bantu came to south africa for the abundant and organized economy.
hate them all you want eusebius EFF is here to stay and yes they fight for the majority, where there is injustice we shall interupt until it is corrected
Raganya Moshe the indians are also here to stay, so are the chinese, the japanese, koreans, lebanese, germans, and afrikaners, south africa is not a black country, it is a diverse countryr
I would like to SALUTE Malema and thanks to Fikile Mbalula when he admitted openly on Enca news,I cought MALEMA IS NOT A FAKE.well sometimes in other things I disagree with him but this issue of Indians,this is a truth if you don't like it you can go and throw yourself over the CLIFF,if you lucky to survive TRUTH WILL STILL REMAIN
If malema is right then why dznt he stop boycott all black ppl working for the Indians, think its best for Indians to only employ Indians no racist issue, truth is black ppl won't want to work for other blacks why
They are racist most of them 😊 , we are the victims this producer doesn't know racist like we do , He's black has money so he's less likely to be a victim of racism, Not saying he can't
I have never heard this guy contradict himself so much, I have so much respect for him but here he is really not making sense... I do not think he understands what he is saying!
You are addressing your listeners like intelligent people, unlike Malema does. Why would anybody with a little interest in a prosperous future trust a demolition man like him ? Defining ever new enemies is hardly a program for a betterment of any problem whatsoever.
Eusebius, my wife went a park with my son, my son wanted to play with the group of children that were whites and Indians. An Indian lady came to separate their children from playing with my son. She went to wash the toys that my son held, the surprising thing was that she was called out by her white friends. What do you call that?
@@yoliswa6309 It shows how misinformed are you, you don't even know who you are talking, next time you engage in debates bring facts not emotions. KEEP YOUR EMOTIONS TO YOURSELF I DON'T NEED IT.!!!
@@yoliswa6309 FACTS!!! Go and research for yourself, Gandhi was racist towards black people. What about the discrimination that is happening in India between who are light skin Against the dark skin? Young girls raped and forced into marriage 😂. Charity begins at home, India. YOU ARE NOTHING BUT A CIRCUS CLOWN 🤡
@@micomoabi8295 I said talk about real facts not some bullshit, ,racist you're clearly the one whose bringing in the emotions here, look at yourself and see whose at the centre of the circus,if you don't need my opinion then ask yourself why are you in this platform, ask yourself who are all the charity driven feeding schemes that's going around in the townships feeding all the needy coz I have never seen any black organisations helping other race groups it the Indians whose dishing out off their pockets
But there was never an Indian squatter camp in SA. Indians lives a street across whites. Coloureds lived a street across Indians and Blacks were left in squatter camps in townships without even the basic services. It’s the reality of apartheid and Julias is correct there. As for marrying and voting I don’t the stats so can’t comment
Unfortunately that is incorrect. You haven't read history..which contains pictures showing indian South Africans having lived in tin houses in squatter regions. You don't see that now because they worked themselves out of those areas. That is why you would think they don't live in squatter camps now..you haven't been informed of the conditions they lived in and the hardships they endured.
@@jesuscares8696 I was accepting your correction until you wrote “...because they worked themselves out of it...”. Clearly then we both don’t know SA history because my comment is write from after the group areas act was introduced. It is that act that put Indians in serviced houses next to white suburbs, and black people had to use pit latrines and the bucket system as ablution. Indians never worked themselves out of squatter camps, they were relocated to decent areas, given running water and lights, by the racists during the group areas’ act implementation. Read it up, knowledge is free on the internet
@@sifisomagagula5476 ok I accept that they were placed there.. however it must be noted that they lived in squatter camps like Africans and coloureds when they got here. They were placed in proper houses after the 1949 rights. This whole scenario of blacks not having houses and proper living conditions was that they were denied this by the racist government. However even more sad than that is that the present government has stolen money that was meant to build houses for black people and they line their pockets.. they do that to their own black family. And when they asked about it they bring up racism.. and when masses look at other races as enemies..they steal even more.. That's sad. Unfair world.
@@jesuscares8696 you are still wrong, unfortunately. Post the GAA, Indians had a life only second to whites. You can’t deny that there was a hierarchy. It was whites, Indians, coloureds and blacks (although the last two could almost be ranked similar). No Indian used a pit toilet post the GAA. Now, you can’t only put that on their hard work. White people use the same excuse, making black people feel lazy because apparently other groups worked hard. Indians had the same education as whites, while blacks had Bantu education. That’s why there are plenty of Indian doctors and black people are only now, digging themselves out of the apartheid hole. You are a denialist if you think Indians worked themselves out of anything. They had a better start than black people. They had basis services, most black townships only got electricity in the late 90’s, that’s what RDP was about. Read up on SA history please
@@sifisomagagula5476 well, then we are under a black government arent we. Whatever start Indians had they never did it to other races.. let's say you are right and they were given that. That's no fault of Indian South Africans. If they had a better start in life than black South Africans then there's no need to complain now is there..blacks are under a black government presently. And they have been under a black government since 1994. And that..I am right about. If blacks find themselves in a bad position today Indians aren't to blame for that.
Hello everyone. I am an Indian living in India and frankly, I had no idea that these issues even existed. So I don't understand the exact situation on the ground. Malema might be right or McKaiser might be right. I don't know. I just wanted to point out that even among Indians living in white lands, there is a high propensity for Indians to live in their own community and to marry other Indians only. This is a fact. Make of it what you will. As an Indian I can see why that is. Its because our culture is very different and most of us don't feel very comfortable stepping outside our own culture.
I have also noticed a similar trend among Japanese. Its not that we are racist. Its just that we draw a line between those who understand our culture and those that do not. Here in India, I have Africans as well as Afghans in my university. They tend to do the same: stick in their own communities. I think its human nature to seek out people who you share a lot in common with. Just wanted to give my perspective on this, although I am completely unaware of how African-Indians conduct themselves.
Listening to this clip,17th July 21, we miss you Mr Mc Kaiser.
he right, you what to live in africa, abide by the laws just like everywhere period.
U are a beautiful soul. Thank u for so down to earth and honest. First tym knowing u. So much respect for u. N we are courteous respect and most kind to the black people that do business in Phoenix
Merci beaucoup! Jai des ancestres juif dans les allentours de Brumath (annee 1800). Ca fait du bien de voir la communauté vive et activ. Cest le seul video que jai trouvé. Comment s'appelle le Monsieur qui vous a guidé?
@Eusebius in the context of wat CIC said.he said if a African marry an Indian, da Indian community will dessert that fellow or even their family bcoz of that marriage. ISN'T it true??
you can say that again. Why is he making it an individual thing? i lost respect for him. he is just bitter than Malema is not coward like him.
@@africanmind4018 yes it is up to the individual. Not all Indians are racist the way u think n feel. Not all Indian families will disown their son or daughter for marrying a black person. If u gona say all Indians, which means u married every Indian n that was done to you? Catch a fucken wake up
True racist here is flipflopper juju
it happens everywhere not only indian
I wonder what Eusebious thinks about vaccine
Where is the reconciliation that Mandela stood for, hene tog we loosing out as a ppl
julius ...and what are you?
Oooooohhhh!!!! My God I didn't hear this part of having SEX WITH A MAN! HEY WHICH TEAM ARE YOU PLAYING FOR"SOMIZI&MOHALE F.C"?
Im looking for Holy water for my eyes, i thought i head wrong and i played back. yep he is Gay and it makes sense now
Our own FunkMasterFlex has lost it too..
I’m sorry, Eusebius. I feel strongly about the persistent enormous racial inequity that needs addressing today. One principle remains - attributing a quality of someone to the colour of their skin is RACISM - whether it be their fitness for giving comment in parliament/ radio, or generalizing the majority of a race as racists. Racism is easy. I believe you can not justify old racism with new racism. It takes a real South African to acknowledge that. Julius’ and by extension, the EFF’s greatest weakness is that they believe South Africans actually want to have a wedge driven between them. We don’t want to be divided, we want to be together. We want to fix this country together. How are we going to do this? NOT WITH RACISM. Racism poorly disguised as “stimulating conversation” or “making people uncomfortable” deserves contempt and rehabilitation. Julius has roughshod isolated the entire Indian community through his petty racist comment. That makes him no different than Cecil John Rhodes or Verwoerd or any other racist pig who made an assumption about a people on the basis of the colour of their skin. Come back when you are ready to make a positive change in this country.
This generation l is tired. Of hate
Speech .creating division . causing
radicalism. this comes from
a bitter gall in humans who have
nothing to be grateful.Cancer is
invited with these ingredients.
it is so funny, i never grew up being told any group of people will come scare me. and that has impact on who i date.
he is correct
a racist I would say
An indian just called blacks kaffers at King Shaka airport
Khanyisa Zwane we was jis robbed by blacks last week
African guy just called indian amakula at Park Station Johannesburg
Lol so what
It is sad when you have more hate towards other races than you have well intent for your own.
Correct
Eusebius, It's very disappointing to see you catching feelings and being emotional... you are a professional.
No he's being a human here
Rip you Legend
Having a sexual preference is not racist. Indians wanting to stay within their culture is also not racist.
What about disowning an Indian who marries a black person. My uncle's wife is Indian and only her sister attended the wedding and still talks to her
@@bekitavakaok it’s wonderful that your aunt is accepting of her sister but still if someone prefers their own there is nothing wrong with that.
@@CarterKey6 Nothing wrong with prefering your own, i agree. I personally never look beyond black women, but i would never ever disown/stop talking to a family member who wants to marry outside of my race because doing so displays deep rooted racist tendencies. It then becomes a matter of obligation, not preference because preference implies the freedom to choose without backlash. Thank you for sharing your opinion though, much appreciated.
Eusebius Mckaiser You absolute said nothing of Substance.Your Subjectivity is clouding your Intelligence.
Both of you are racist and actually you need to look at yourselves
Well said
I don't usually agree with malema on some issues but he is spot on and you have to live through their cruelty to understand what he's talking about just ask their workers. It's a shame sies maan
We collect data by observing the councillors governing those communities. Malema again is correct. Most indians have DA councillors
Malema is a genius an african genius, he is bringing South Africa out of its comfort zone.
Phemelo Dibodu
If he's an African Genius, i would pay to see your definition of a stupid African..
Astley Padayachee is he stupid because he's telling the truth?
Hadasa Yisrael
He is not a leader.
A leader brings peace, not stir animosity.
A leader brings solutions, not problems.
If you want indians to respect Blacks.
Blacks need to first respect themselves.
In every single country(not like this is okay)
The least educated/skilled are exploited.
Astley Padayachee I think Malema is being the devil's advocate we have become comfortable with injustice we are ok with an Aparteid economy until Malema came no-one cared about the poor and the promises of the Freedom Charter we all black white coloured Indian mixed all races had become complacent look at us now we are talking that's all Im saying Malema, is forcing us to confront the past. and that is sheer genius we can't hide anymore we must face our history and grow
Ahmed Kathrada, to name a few fought along Nelson to bring peace in South Africa, Let's be honest, Indians did have it better in apartheid due to their work ethic, go to any country outside India and find the most successful immigrants, US, Canada, UK.. Its the Indian Population. We are not complacent of our current situation, we work to EARN a better life for us and future generations. we were bought into this country 158 years ago, not as Nobles but as Slaves. and worked our way to become successful. I accept Malema is being honest, but let me be honest. look at South African Crime stats, who are the people that are doing the most murders, rape, hijacking, Cash in Transit heists? Indians? I don't think so. the highest ratio of business per race group the Indians. we positively contribute to the economy of South Africa, we give back. we make It happen for ourselves not look for government hand outs. Fact remains, Malema is correct, we have way bigger issues to sort out in South Africa. the lower income needs to be educated for free, our fuel costs are astronomically high, we sell fuel to neighbouring countries, yet our fuel prices are higher, the poor are suffering, Tenderprenuers are not giving back to the communities, we have the highest corruption rates in the world, the government are a bunch of thieves, Malema owned a mansion on a R20000 salary while with ANC. He is part of the corruption, we have the highest income inequality levels in the world. Instead of working against each other, we need to work together to figure out a way forward to eradicate these problems.We need a leader that can bring our people together, not fuel animosity with each other.
There are facts and there are opinions, I would urge all to read the SAIRR report of 2017 " Race Relations in South Africa - Reasons for Hope 2017" - where scientifically based opinion surveys were carried out on a cross section of the South African population. One of the key findings is that : "The 2016 field survey also asked respondents if, in their view, race relations had improved, stayed the same, or worsened since 1994. Their answers are set out in Table 2. Significantly,
more than half (55%) of respondents thought they had improved, while just over a quarter (27%) felt they had stayed the same. Overall, more than 80% of respondents thought race relations had either improved or stayed the same, while roughly 5% said they did not know. Some 13% thought race relations had become worse, with 11% of blacks expressing this view. Most of the concern about worsening race relations came from coloured, Indian, and white people." Pg 3 of the report available at : irr.org.za/reports/occasional-reports/files/race-relations-in-south-africa-2013-reasons-for-hope-2017/viewPlease educate yourselves then question your leaders on what they say in public. South Africa is a young democracy and many of the segregated groups are still adjusting to equality and the removal of divisions that were previously entrenched. Let us built that rainbow nation rather than split the colours apart.
this guy 😥😥
What is you don't understand bro? ?????
Very well expressed views put across by Mr Mckaiser.
Is Eusebius Mckaiser Gay???? wow i didn't see that coming. Now it all makes sense
Allan Tshuma Calling people gay isn't an insult 😂 get over yourself boo
Eusebius, your opinion just like any other persons' will never change the truth. By announcing your disagreement with Malema is nothing else but just an affirmation to your handlers that you're still their boy, girl?? or something like that.
Is Julius wrong? What he said is the honest truth
Ya black people are some of the most racist people.
And then? What do now say after Kessie Nair called the president a Kaffir?
Haebo ,😮
Juju will never fit in Mandela's shoes, he's trying very hard, majority of Indians are racists then why are blacks still will want to be employed by Indians, juju its not racism but sheer jealousy, bitterness hatred to other ppl who have succeeded and rose above challenges,
I don't feel safe in south Africa just because of my race I'm only 13 I shouldn't be going through this south Africa is racist I want to leave
Malema is correct. You are wrong. Stop talking nonosense. Dont try to be clever.
👏👏👏👏👏
This is a complete misrepresentation of Julius Malema's comments and speaks volumes about whose point of view you *really* represent. Gratuitously mentioning the fact that you're a homosexual when it has nothing whatsoever to do with the central theme of his remarks helps us understand your political ideology even better.
EUSEBIUS DISHING OUT FACTS 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Who ever takes this guys serious ??? What a joke of gigantic proportion 🙄 get a hold of your self Eusebius
MphoTheApologeticsGuy we should only listen to malema? Why not listen to the other side? Why mot talk about aggresdion from the bantu population to colored people?
Tk Mph they can vote/ side for/ with whoever they want, voting for blacks because they are black sounds tribalistic, people should vote for the most capable, apt, and effective person, someone who can deal with complex economies,
Tk Mph still the most abused? By who? Your president is black, your police is black, your judges are black, your mp,s are mblackthe ruling party is black, you have affirmative action, you have quotas for black employees? Who is oppressing you?
Tk Mph so you think that violence is ok and part and parcel of black civilisation? Maybe your answer should be: yes , violence is a serious issue within the bantu population and it should be addressed and remediated. Your reaction is the exact reason why indians and coloured peole prefer to live in their own communities rather than black civilisation. People dont mind black people they mind their violence.
Tk Mph afrikaners are the native south african, they founded south africa and built everything that makes south africa what it is today. Bantu came to south africa for the abundant and organized economy.
Perhaps too honest from cic
that's why this man is called a leader his not a coward like many African
Malema is as bad as verwoed
Julius malema for president
TEMEKI LEHLOHONOLO I so wish he becomes a President
hate them all you want eusebius EFF is here to stay and yes they fight for the majority, where there is injustice we shall interupt until it is corrected
Raganya Moshe the indians are also here to stay, so are the chinese, the japanese, koreans, lebanese, germans, and afrikaners, south africa is not a black country, it is a diverse countryr
Peter-john De Jong we are talking about racist
Terminator Mmina Tau who arecthe racists
Peter-john De Jong Go to lodium , Marastad , lenasia , Lunds and do the reseach you will see who is racist
Terminator Mmina Tau check who does the crime and you have the answer why people keep to themself
Domkop
Stop being emotional. Julius wasn't telling no lie and you know that.
Did this guy just said he had sex with a black MAN..lord jesus!!!!..are you in the *ChocolateBox Department* ????🙇
WAit aren't you also discriminating?
I would like to SALUTE Malema and thanks to Fikile Mbalula when he admitted openly on Enca news,I cought MALEMA IS NOT A FAKE.well sometimes in other things I disagree with him but this issue of Indians,this is a truth if you don't like it you can go and throw yourself over the CLIFF,if you lucky to survive TRUTH WILL STILL REMAIN
If malema is right then why dznt he stop boycott all black ppl working for the Indians, think its best for Indians to only employ Indians no racist issue, truth is black ppl won't want to work for other blacks why
They are racist most of them 😊 , we are the victims this producer doesn't know racist like we do ,
He's black has money so he's less likely to be a victim of racism,
Not saying he can't
I have never heard this guy contradict himself so much, I have so much respect for him but here he is really not making sense... I do not think he understands what he is saying!
udakiwe mfan wam nawe uzenza ngcono ngoMalema. uyin ke wena uwulip uhlobo lwampende
You are addressing your listeners like intelligent people, unlike Malema does.
Why would anybody with a little interest in a prosperous future trust a demolition man like him ?
Defining ever new enemies is hardly a program for a betterment of any problem whatsoever.
This Eusebius must be crazy if he thinks we gonna listen to him
Eusebius, my wife went a park with my son, my son wanted to play with the group of children that were whites and Indians. An Indian lady came to separate their children from playing with my son. She went to wash the toys that my son held, the surprising thing was that she was called out by her white friends. What do you call that?
BS, that's what I call that - made up propaganda.
@@yoliswa6309Phoenix ancident was a reflection of the what Indian communities think of Africans
@@yoliswa6309 It shows how misinformed are you, you don't even know who you are talking, next time you engage in debates bring facts not emotions. KEEP YOUR EMOTIONS TO YOURSELF I DON'T NEED IT.!!!
@@yoliswa6309 FACTS!!! Go and research for yourself, Gandhi was racist towards black people.
What about the discrimination that is happening in India between who are light skin Against the dark skin? Young girls raped and forced into marriage 😂. Charity begins at home, India. YOU ARE NOTHING BUT A CIRCUS CLOWN 🤡
@@micomoabi8295 I said talk about real facts not some bullshit, ,racist you're clearly the one whose bringing in the emotions here, look at yourself and see whose at the centre of the circus,if you don't need my opinion then ask yourself why are you in this platform, ask yourself who are all the charity driven feeding schemes that's going around in the townships feeding all the needy coz I have never seen any black organisations helping other race groups it the Indians whose dishing out off their pockets
They are Malema is on point go to Trinidad and Tobago and you’ll see how Indians really are go to Guyana and you will see how Indians really are
But there was never an Indian squatter camp in SA. Indians lives a street across whites. Coloureds lived a street across Indians and Blacks were left in squatter camps in townships without even the basic services. It’s the reality of apartheid and Julias is correct there. As for marrying and voting I don’t the stats so can’t comment
Unfortunately that is incorrect. You haven't read history..which contains pictures showing indian South Africans having lived in tin houses in squatter regions. You don't see that now because they worked themselves out of those areas. That is why you would think they don't live in squatter camps now..you haven't been informed of the conditions they lived in and the hardships they endured.
@@jesuscares8696 I was accepting your correction until you wrote “...because they worked themselves out of it...”. Clearly then we both don’t know SA history because my comment is write from after the group areas act was introduced. It is that act that put Indians in serviced houses next to white suburbs, and black people had to use pit latrines and the bucket system as ablution.
Indians never worked themselves out of squatter camps, they were relocated to decent areas, given running water and lights, by the racists during the group areas’ act implementation. Read it up, knowledge is free on the internet
@@sifisomagagula5476 ok I accept that they were placed there.. however it must be noted that they lived in squatter camps like Africans and coloureds when they got here. They were placed in proper houses after the 1949 rights. This whole scenario of blacks not having houses and proper living conditions was that they were denied this by the racist government. However even more sad than that is that the present government has stolen money that was meant to build houses for black people and they line their pockets.. they do that to their own black family. And when they asked about it they bring up racism.. and when masses look at other races as enemies..they steal even more.. That's sad. Unfair world.
@@jesuscares8696 you are still wrong, unfortunately. Post the GAA, Indians had a life only second to whites. You can’t deny that there was a hierarchy. It was whites, Indians, coloureds and blacks (although the last two could almost be ranked similar). No Indian used a pit toilet post the GAA. Now, you can’t only put that on their hard work. White people use the same excuse, making black people feel lazy because apparently other groups worked hard. Indians had the same education as whites, while blacks had Bantu education. That’s why there are plenty of Indian doctors and black people are only now, digging themselves out of the apartheid hole.
You are a denialist if you think Indians worked themselves out of anything. They had a better start than black people. They had basis services, most black townships only got electricity in the late 90’s, that’s what RDP was about. Read up on SA history please
@@sifisomagagula5476 well, then we are under a black government arent we. Whatever start Indians had they never did it to other races.. let's say you are right and they were given that. That's no fault of Indian South Africans. If they had a better start in life than black South Africans then there's no need to complain now is there..blacks are under a black government presently. And they have been under a black government since 1994. And that..I am right about. If blacks find themselves in a bad position today Indians aren't to blame for that.
first classPseudo Anglo Indian think they are big deal
Malema is the truth
A Black Person cant be Racist. The is a HUGE Difference between HATE, Prejudice and Racism.
Blacks are more racist than whites
if you say Malema. is racist you are insane
Malema for president....indigenous south Africans don't loose this chance