Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Every bit of unity, love, acceptance and all the other kumbaya nonsense we claim South Africa stands for seems to be the responsibility of Black people. We are always expected to be the ones embracing, loving, accommodating and accepting everyone else. Yoh haisuka
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Yup, all this Ubuntu, rainbow nation, diversity stuff is one-sided. You’ll never see a yt, Indian or Muslim defend black South African culture and traditions, but us? We are the first ones to jump to their defense whenever there’s discourse
Bigger person ushonile guys
My daughter is 17, looks a lot like the girls in this video, and will be going to college in the fall. I didn’t have to have a discussion with her about this because she’s not a racist piece of shit. Her mother and I raised her right.
Because of this completely insane Ole Miss story, I was just forced to have a long talk with my 14 year old daughter, who is going to look a lot like these girls (the way they looked is THE reason the video went viral) and has a BIG personality.
I explained that the left has lost their damn minds and they are out for blood, especially that of good-looking white people with a perceived conservative background. I told her she would be a perfect target, especially given me as her dad and her public fandom of Charlie Kirk, and that with cameras everywhere now, she can NOT publicly joke about ANYTHING. Literally ANYTHING.
This is very relevant because she does a great “Cartman” impression and, as one of the funniest people I know, loves telling politically incorrect jokes in that voice. I made it clear that she can no longer do that in public.
We are officially living in a “1984” thought police state. This is no longer America, especially here in California.
So, a bit of legitimate humor just left this world because of this incredibly stupid story.
Nice job, everyone!!
😡🤦♂️🤮🥲
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Replying to @CBSMornings @Jerickaduncan
I’m so sick of Black people being so compassionate toward mfs who wouldn’t spit on them if they were on fire.
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
named everything except racism and classism
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Or maybe Black South Africans are tired of being the “Ubuntu” driving force? Every other time when discussions about topics such as xenophobia, racism, religious hatred Black people are expected to be the ones who must be apologetic and YOU pretend like you’re not seeing that!
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
“ she probably made him say something” THATS HIS WIFE ????? The men are showing exactly why they are either single or divorced. Imagine not standing up for your wife 😭
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Calling a road in Nigeria “Cape Town road” shows that a lot of Nigerians are not sensible.
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
When Curry said in that video “speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world, and what they’re allowed and not allowed to do”..oh he ateeee that up!! 👏🏾 I gotta give him his 10s 🙌🏾
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
The Nelson Mandela dose of anaesthesia has finally begun to wear off, and the native patient is slowly awakening.
“Why have south africans suddenly become so intolerant”, “what happened to the rainbow nation”, “where is our ubuntu”
Perhaps it is time we confronted an uncomfortable truth that much of what we romanticised as reconciliation, tolerance and nation building was sustained by the disproportionate willingness of Native South Africans to endure, accommodate and make concessions, even when those concessions came at our own expense.
That arrangement is no longer sustainable.
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
I'm living for times like these, where Black South Africans are recognising that despite being the majority, they remain marginalised and are expected to accommodate everyone else while carrying the burden of cultural asymmetry.
Interesting times are here🙂.
The Nelson Mandela dose of anaesthesia has finally begun to wear off, and the native patient is slowly awakening.
“Why have south africans suddenly become so intolerant”, “what happened to the rainbow nation”, “where is our ubuntu”
Perhaps it is time we confronted an uncomfortable truth that much of what we romanticised as reconciliation, tolerance and nation building was sustained by the disproportionate willingness of Native South Africans to endure, accommodate and make concessions, even when those concessions came at our own expense.
That arrangement is no longer sustainable.
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Steph Curry calls out Nick Young, Gilbert Arenas, and everyone else talking about Ayesha Curry, telling them to keep his wife’s name out of their mouths 😳
“Kind of speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world and what they’re allowed and what they’re not allowed to do.”
Keabetswe🧡 retweeted
Caramel skin is the hardest to maintain, tomorrow you’re very light skinned, the next you’re very dark 😭
This is exactly why I never liked Cardi as a celebrity and never took the public serious when it came to her hype. No other female rapper could get away with doing the weird shit she does and not be held accountable.












































