Hang on one second there. SA doesnt have racism anymore. Everyone is displaying signs of prejudice which is an inherent character of everyone.
Do they care to though, or it only matters only around voting sessions? The stench of self-importance and entitlement is palpable. There’s no worthy party to vote for anyway with all the petty parties and accountability deflections happening..it’s literally everyman for himself!
Stop calling us 'the electorate'. We are the people, the leaders of these politicians that sow hate, racism, racial inequality and division. It is the politicians that need to reflect.
It has always been an issue; until the fib around such paints come clear n truth be told then white supremacists will always want to b on top n cry foul. The same ppln race is portrayed as 'angels' until today.
the only reason that South Africa remains 'afflicted by racism', is because the ruling party and its puppet clowns, the EFF, continue to drive the politics of race hate and division.
More polarized than ever before under cANCer regime.
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