On 2020-04-27 08:30:35 balasbak said:
Too you ladies as well although it is a bit of oxymoron, Freedom Day / Lockdown ... Mwah
On 2020-04-27 08:49:12 Bruv said:
Woke up this morning with a stiffy. What a great feeling. Then realised that it is Freedom Day. Stiffy disappeared like mist before the rising sun.
Started thinking. That is usually when stiffy runs away, cause my brain moves from between me legs to me head. Men can only do one thing at a time. Stiffy ? Thinking ? Fucking brain.
FREEDOM FROM WHAT ?
Covid ? Yeah because of lockdowm
Poverty ? Nah, been there forever
SAA bail outs ? Nah, Pravin fucking that one
RET ? Nah, that will accelerate
BBEEE ? Never. Gravy Train keep on running
SOE's ? Nah, payment system for ANC cadres
Why should I celebrate Freedom Day ? We are shackled beyond reason. We were shackled before Covid. Now it is just a physical lockdown.
FREEDOM IS JUST ANOTHER WORD FOR HAVING NOTHING MORE TO LOSE.
So lets celebrate having nothing more to lose.
Ironic is it not ?
Cheers
At least try be positive maybe.
Sorry u feel like that.
And lots of truth.
But one still needs to carry on and see the light at the end of the tunnel
On 2020-04-27 09:52:54 Tobago said:
How many of you voted on this day in 1994?
I remember it like it was yesterday... the second best day of my life after the birth of my son...
Amazing, standing in queues with people of all races and religions. Totally chilled, no aggro. An experience I never thought I'd see.
And yes, we ( of the middle class) are mostly worse off, with corruption, state capture and widening of the wealth gap... but..
Many more people have access to running water and electricity so their lives have improved drastically. Our welfare grants assist the poorest of the poor..
We still have a long way to go but remember that many people HAVE benefitted.
It's up to all of us to be vigilant, be activists to stop the corruption. MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!