Letlapa let me start with you. You (like your fellow brothers) are good at provoking the white man with your comments and statements, but get your spelling and grammer correct first, you make yourself look very…………. Julius Malema…..

And racism will get us now where. Some of these comments make me ashamed to be a white man. Unfortunately here in RSA racism comes only from the white man, so we are made to beleive by “them”, but I would like to think that the black man is the biggest of them all, who agrees?

I started school in 1993, thus I grew up in the mixed or Model C school as they were called, and now still I have to hear many a time, sorry son, this is a previously disadvantaged position but good luckwith your future (“Grace Sibisi from ………”), I grew up with this and is still being punished.

So this racism and rasist remarks, we are still being provoked. The youth of this country doesn’t know anything about Apartheid, they weren’t even there, and they are the only ones that make out if they know it all – bullshit. Maybe apartheid sould come back. Even I don’t know nothing about it, only what my oupa and pa told me.

Thats my piece.

Thanks for this opportunity.

Kleingert I am with you on this link.

Its simple, give a white man power. watch the link and you will understand y!

Kleingert I am with you on this link.

Its simple, give a white man power. watch the link!

1. Not ALL black men/people are criminals, rapists, idiots, dicataters, barbarians and tools.

2. Just as much as young white girls, old white women and babies are being violated, tortured, raped and murdered, so are young BLACK girls, women and babies. CRIME AFFECTS US ALL!!

3. Julius’ comments at large, along with those of the white Afrikaners who dare to use the ‘k’ word are indicative of the rapidly decaying state of this wonderful nation. You are all in the wrong, Julius for singing that highly offensive, highly ridiculous song and the respondents for proposing war and using offensive language to bring your points across.

4. With the current, foolhardy attitude that the youth of South Africa (black, white, indian whatever…) displays, I have no qualms in letting it be known that at last I have lost whatever faith I had in this country. Mr Malema I hope you are happy; you have started the process of causing this beautiful country to reverse its wheels of progression.

5. Lastly, as an educated black person -because my parents wanted a better life for me than they had and thus didn;t sit back and moan about their plight but did something about it- I would like to suggest that any black African supporters of julius malema take the time to ask themselves:

“is this man really the standard I would like to hold myself to and have representing me?”