Democracy 30 | Views from ordinary citizens on 30 years of SA's democracy
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Our democracy may be 30 years old, but there people who have lived in apartheid South Africa, and they have interesting views about the different dispensations they have experienced.
Here's is what some had to say.
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I grew up in apartheid.....
Things are now wors than 30 years ago. ANC had the biggest opportunity but they failed for 30 years.
A country is as rich as their people.... Hamba ANC... Wosa DA
Political freedom can never free your mind
Democracy has lost its meaning indeed my brother 😅
Indeed mom, there is more poverty
If have to choose between DA and ANC I will rather go for DA
Democracy is a system of government by the whole population or eligible members of a state. We have rights to choose who we think can help build the country better and that has not been taken from us at all. So democracy is fully in action in our country. The problem is who we choose to represent us and govern our country. We keep selecting the same leadership which has disappointed time and again and expect different results. Well, democracy is not about getting better or worse. It's about making the choice together on who we want to lead and help us build the country. It's that simple...
Whe are know in apartheid
Democracy is very much alive in SA, people have the choice to elect their leaders through the election ballot system, if you are not happy with your leaders or the way they are ruling, VOTE them OUT in the next election...... Simples ! 😊If you keep on voting the same crowd in or if you haven't bothered to register to vote, well then you have no right to complain with the outcome and live with the consequences of your choices for the next 5 years.
And the non-restitution of land that for many who was robbed of their land. ? What a travesty.
Democracy is simply the right to vote for who you want to govern you. Nothing more.
Socialism is a method of governing where the focus is on rights and an egalitarian society.
Capitalism is an economic principle of government where individuals have the right to own their own property and to freely trade goods for profit towards prosperity.
In ways these three things compete with each other. And in a way all three are needed for a functioning society.
If they become confused, that is the first step in not really having any of them.
Clearly he hasn't taken a walk in Seapoint and those rich suburban areas...😂😂😂 Racist Capetown is another country, you are free to be victimised by the powers that be.