Lots of things that just don't make sense about alot of things.

But atleast covid has highlighted some serious issues in our country that might get adressed now like the poor state of our public health and school systems and the fact that it is time for some of our ministers to retire.;)

On 2020-06-03 07:39:52 Louise ( Miss Red) said:
Lots of things that just don't make sense about alot of things.

But atleast covid has highlighted some serious issues in our country that might get adressed now like the poor state of our public health and school systems and the fact that it is time for some of our ministers to retire.;)

Hope by retire you mean locked up? Lol

The criminals have been innovative though, they have been robbing schools blind of PPE and sanitisers. Tenderpreneurs are blocking deliveries of PPE to schools because everyone wants some of that gravy train. But luckily our esteemed police minister believes crime has gone down and they can focus on real problems like people being on the beach or walking your dog outside the house at 09h07.

Interesting times coming ;)

Implementing first world policies in a third world country led by incompetent, corrupt, money greedy hyenas....is akin to launching a rock* into space requesting it to conduct research.
*Note: no reference made to other living species as none can be worse than those humans in the ANC

There will only be a legal back and forth now. Not much will change...

I see huge court cases coming from large companies that lost millions , ANC government is in for a hard ride , no vaseline this time

But the sad thing is, the ANC fucks up. But the TAXPAYERS must pay (of which 80%+ don't vote ANC).

That's why the SA democracy is fucked. When the Gov robs Peter to pay Paul, Gov can always count on Paul's support and vote.

The problem here is that they've been given 14 days to rectify the matter. All indications are that we will be on level 2 anyway by then, and so no change will really be effected. The other issue is that the judgement was put together incredibly poorly, and will most likely not stand the scrutiny of a higher court, should the government appeal the ruling...

On 2020-06-03 13:52:50 john_adams said:
I see huge court cases coming from large companies that lost millions , ANC government is in for a hard ride , no vaseline this time

The worst is that the government will use the tax money those companies (and us) have paid to fight these court cases.

you forget something , many businesses have closed their doors already and those who did survive won't be paying much taxes this year ...