Renaldo Gouws exposed: DA MP in crisis over racism claims

[@DouglasDaSilvadds]

Why do you not get Renaldo Gouws on your podcast? Have a proper conversation for all to see. A real journalist would actually interview the person in question.

[@asktherightquestionstoday]

He would never do that because he has a agenda.

[@José-j9y3b]

Never heard so much bullshit in my life from an aparent doctor.

[@daviddempster8717]

Imagine the same judgment is applied to what is said by other politicians in SA.

[@yasserwyngaard7116]

Congratulations. Excellent show. Im so proud of you.

[@marianalmeida8980]

You surely just watched what was important to you whatch the full video This little half white boy is a gaslighter his oxford degree didnt help him much👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹

[@Avacado-o9p]

DA knew about these things. These are the kinds of people DA need in government. They are not stupid. Of cause they knew this man was racist.

[@RNA0ROGER]

Honestly odds are they didn't and unless you have a very short memory this is joke compared to what the ANC have done. Thabo Mbeki denied the existence of aids frustrating access to life saving drugs and drugs that prevented its spread to children. Jacob Zuma and Mbeki allowed critical infrastructure including water and electricity to degrade. Putting at risk the most poor and extremely disadvantaged. Including those whom thanks to Mbeki have aids or hiv. Meanwhile Gouws said bad words

[@unathimichaelmxaku8105]

Birds of the same feathers flock together

[@unathimichaelmxaku8105]

@@tyronp8487So you agree he is racist

[@khonzani1870]

You’re becoming a voice Dr, thank you.

[@flowhannesburg1912]

"Government of National Impunity" 😹😹😹😹 yup!! Looks like that's what we signed up for!!

[@samuellopesbaule5745]

Sometimes I think DA=Damon's Alliance!

[@SpencerCourtis]

This is 15 YEARS OLD!!! ...come on, how desperate are you???

[@Sgijasoul]

thank you Dr Sizwe.

[@laladhlamini6761]

This video is like watching the quiet kid in class drag the bully by their ears😂😂 I love your work Sizwe

[@niemand.3006]

He sucks

[@thenyloncurtain]

Where I live.....in a small coastal town in the WC,I still hear the K word....😰😥😢😭

[@thandekamagagula299]

I'm sorry, but we need to speak up more. We can't be complacent

[@NormEngel-ge2it]

You talk about small town, you literally hear that word and the derogatory terms for coloured people in Cape Town, all the time. The Western Cape, as a whole, just regressed so much.

[@shafiyaalgiquadra1105]

​@@thandekamagagula299and be fired😂

[@thandekamagagula299]

@@shafiyaalgiquadra1105 there's that too

[@shafiyaalgiquadra1105]

@@thandekamagagula299 speaking up comes simultaneously with the changes in the economy.

[@fanamlawuli6761]

Thank you for giving us a voice in these dark times DR Mpofu, we appreciate this channel so much, God bless you and the whole Mpofu family

[@_SMWX]

🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@curtiscarter3215]

Both ANC and the DA have set the bar of accountability so low that it’s just gotten to a point of disaster. Imagine not so long after the GNU agreement and the president’s swearing in and still both ANC - silent and DA - apartheid apologists issue out some BS statement about how young this fool was 16 yrs ago. Do you think ANC and DA don’t know about all this ? Wasn’t this guy vatted before he was on their lists ? Sisekanini with this new GNU which this ANC don’t even seem to understand it 😂🤞🏼

[@fikileroma1478]

They start at this very young age to be racist because they hear thrir parents being racists around them,it is no excuse.He grew with it knowing that it is right.They grew up knowing that it is right to call us a K word.

[@anasantana5924]

🙏🏽👏🏾✊🏽

[@SpotonwithTP-qz6wq]

The "it happened a long time ago" is also used to try and excuse apartheid.

[@Rastafariministries77]

That’s what use also to try and excuse slavery and colonialism as well

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

@@Rastafariministries77and they use Mfecane to paint Africans as barbaric savages who just killed each other and blamed Shaka for it

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

And try paint Africans as barbaric and savages that Killed each other during Mfecane to justify their colonial expansion throughout the country when that wasn’t the case at all and debates have been made but nope we don’t learn that we just learn Shaka Zulu killed everyone like a mad man

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

If you want an Article to boost your research on what Actually Happened during Mfecane read this phambo.wiser.org.za/files/seminars/Wright2006.pdf I hope I can bring awareness to what Mfecane actually was without Being biased to the colonialist side like how every historian is remember Mfecane is a Neologism go to any African language and the term Mfecane doesn’t exist at all

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

KZbin keeps deleting my comment about Mfecane why😭😭 Pls just read this phambo.wiser.org.za/files/seminars/Wright2006.pdf another perspective on Mfecane KZbin pls stop deleting my comment🙏🙏

[@nathanielhenderson3487]

This is what you get when you forgive when forgiveness was not requested.

[@innocentngcobo6072]

True.....😂😂😂

[@alexandernyamazana4795]

The epitome of weakness from black leaders in SA, these people hate black people yet the ANC is forming a government with such evil.

[@lynnsteed9979]

Strong words but true

[@TickleMeChelmno]

Forgive for what?

[@n.m6249]

True they never said sorry, we jumped and forgave

[@n.m6249]

South Africa has never been free from oppression

[@sonjakleinhans1102]

From all races yes ...😢😢

[@janineroux2398]

But Malema is okay... stoking hatred towards white farmers...

[@commercialtowingsolutions]

You can't fix oppression with oppression. Race based policies should go!

[@JDR_ZA]

The world will never be free from oppression. We are not at all that special.

[@makhosazanemweli]

And our so called president pretends as if everything is fine. He doesn't care about the people of SA

[@edwinblake]

Excellent, I'm vindicated in being unable to support the DA. How the hell did people like Gouws get on their list? More importantly, are there more like him?

[@RubaJust]

Absolutely, too many that I guess don't have the guts like this guy

[@GrahamRollison]

Racism is in the DNA of the DA.

[@commercialtowingsolutions]

LOL, you're going to struggle to get a party that does not have a member that has never made a racial remark... It's a remark made 16 years ago, long before he was a member of the DA and not a video easily found... You can find allot more parties that have active members that made racial remarks and even kept them in the party afterward...

[@neommutle8033]

You are a sober, thinking person Sir. ❤

[@FlorenceManase]

Absolutely on the button. I thought they vetted their members

[@Bluecollarjoe6B9]

I was more shocked to find out that Renaldo was an MP because I knew about his old content from back in the day.

[@vincentmothapa2421]

You don't even have to go back that far 😅

[@Greg16350]

Yeah sure and you're going share it with us or do you want to be suppeanoed by the "progressive caucus"? This is their investigation into the DA.

[@nomhlembassa4249]

Maybe John and Gouws think alike....

[@ateyourchips1164]

he was a councillor in PE aswell

[@lukealadeen7836]

Me too but wasn't surprised at the same time because he is a DA MP

[@reinieleroux]

Hoërskool domkop had me crying 😭 Well done Sizwe, from an Afrikaner✊

[@ateyourchips1164]

agreed. that was poes funny

[@valentinawatson3354]

I laughed so loud when I heard him say that😂😂😂

[@reinieleroux]

@@valentinawatson3354 same

[@MohWP]

I didn't expect that from Sizwe lol

[@reinieleroux]

@@MohWP Props to him for saying that, also did not expect something like that haha

[@sollerhollersoulblade6126]

I am just Surprised his Actions have made international News already how embarrassing 😱

[@bigl3885]

Because he used the N-word.

[@scrunchy7528]

​@@bigl3885a word is meant to be used... And many other words will replace it... And so be it... Its not like a certain politician didnt call a certain people group cockroaches before and got away with it... Double standards

[@gintoki_sakata__]

​@@scrunchy7528"a word is meant to be used" 😂 Nah... Its meant to exist, but not really be used

[@scrunchy7528]

@@gintoki_sakata__ excuse me... Who died and made you King... Words are words... Sticks and stones can and will break bones but words cant hurt... Never... Thats the rule... If words and thoughts were not recognized then ideas would not happen and humans are useless... And when thoughts become crimes then we will all be criminals

[@gintoki_sakata__]

@@scrunchy7528 you're excused. Go sit by a corner and rethink your life

[@Nellytheunique]

It's bad enough to suffer from racism but it’s far worse suffering racism in your own forefathers' land

[@Dr_sm_shabangu_sm]

Your forefathers were defeated in war 😂😂, they lost the land, it doesn't belong to you now, get that.

[@lanas.6234]

You don't suffer racism, you're hooked by race baiters who scratch your old wound to keep you supporting them while they are cleaning your pockets.

[@africanqueen1655]

It’s the WORST. Yet our people voted for it. Even though the IEC Cheated for the DA against the EFF not one vote should have been for the compromised ANC they are implicit in Whyte control. 🙏🏿🙌🏾

[@Nellytheunique]

@@mr.t5049 excuse me, you are flipping talking bullshit

[@Nellytheunique]

@@mr.t5049 who told you that, you are indoctrinated by Ramaphosa’s government.

[@bethanietrollope344]

As a white person born in a "post-apartheid" South Africa, I've always been incredibly uncomfortable with the level of denial that exists within my community. I regularly encounter people who have clearly benefited from apartheid (directly or otherwise) playing the "reverse racism" card, or the "it's been 30 years, just move on" card, all in an attempt to avoid facing the reality of our privilege. Being made to feel uncomfortable about the legacy of our behavior does not equate to discrimination. Being asked to be mindful of the lived experiences of South Africans of colour and to accommodate their anger, frustration, and suspicion is not oppression. Policies like BEE, designed to redress the wrongs of the past, are not "reverse racism". Rather, these are the consequences of our actions, or those of our parents and grandparents from which we continue to benefit. The people who have been so quick to defend Renaldo Gouws are the same people who support the white farm murder conspiracy theory. They would sooner invent a genocide than admit that white South Africans may have a racism problem. The DA's hand wringing about this does not erase the fact that there is an undercurrent of racism in everything they say and do. Their neoliberal rhetoric and refusal to engage with the issue of race have empowered people like Renaldo Gouws, and they are now infiltrating our democratic institutions. Yes, they may have a better service delivery record than the ANC, and, yes, they may not have their history of corruption, but we shouldn't have to choose between a functional government and social justice. We deserve better than that.

[@Break1n9out]

Thank you.

[@janineroux2398]

The "white farm murder conspiracy theory" is not a conspiracy theory, it is fact... What some of these people have been through is unspeakable and unjustify-able, and in many cases, unhealable too.

[@Nellytheunique]

Well said

[@Cper2000]

don't worry there is also a racism 2.0 coming from us blacks and that too needs to be stamped out!

[@Neema150]

@@Cper2000🤔

[@Lycan_m]

Thank you brother, We are a majority and we need to stand on the right side.bless

[@TheUsworldwide]

We have a serious problem on our hands as black people. Renaldo is the one racist who said it with his chest and even went as far as getting into government. How many of them are out there that never say anything, just silently living amongst us, looking at us in disgust, making decisions to exclude us (SILENTLY) financially. We have a serious problem. The fact that someone like Renaldo could even amas enough of a following to make it as a public office bearer is a glaring example of the fact that his views not only resonate with, but also are supported by people who live among us. I think thats a little scary, if not terrifying if you truly think about it.

[@Neo_Rain146]

Are you suggesting ethnic cleansing?

[@TheUsworldwide]

@@Neo_Rain146 I'm suggesting we open our flippen eyes. There's racists around us, clealry.

[@tsholofelohuma7496]

Very true

[@revolution475]

Thank you for the good work you keep on doing doctor. Rest assured many of us sensible South Africans stand with you. Both the extreme left and right will eventually fold into the strong centre, or become a distant memory, while we build a great country.

[@vuyikapan6781]

Thank you for raising this important issues Sizwe. I am one of the tens of thousands that agree with you. You have our support.👍🏾

[@Cper2000]

"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it may be time to stop and reflect" Mark Twain

[@Cper2000]

Stop looking for leadership and start embracing ownership. Think for yourself

[@patragiah8542]

Love your show. Your calmness and crystal explanation

[@Cper2000]

As a Black individual, I am deeply troubled by the overt racism demonstrated by some members of the Black community in this country. It is important to acknowledge that nobody, regardless of their background, has the right to be racist. It's crucial for us to address and challenge racism in all its forms, within and outside of our own community.

[@CritikillACClaimed]

Eh, pointless... SA is a prime example of how certain cultures are incompatible and how modern misinformation is almost entirely fueling modern racism... At this point, SA is on a direct trajectory for a wide spread racially motivated conflict. It's gonna happen, whether we like it or not.

[@kgosietsilesegongoaneliveshow]

Blacks can't be racist period.

[@lornamthembu3078]

No Lie Detected💯 Thank You Dr Sizwe

[@qinisozitha1730]

Thank you Sizwe for mentioning the reality of what black people have experienced for eons. Can you imagine the number of Renaldo Gouwses that occupy positions of authority & influence in this country.

[@devin.n]

Care to elaborate?

[@rebeccataylor5369]

Just bought your audio book! Can’t wait to listen to it.

[@cally2011]

I was honestly surprised this didnt come out earlier when he was a counselor.

[@moo2u21979]

I honestly wish it had. Unfortunately, I have the displeasure of living in the same town as this clown. There are two camps here: people like me who can't stand him, and others who think he's fabulous for some reason.

[@liviwefinca4284]

I find that your energy radiates higher than this political landscape. You’re a gift to our country. 🙏🏽

[@charmainemoodley2414]

When parents inflict their pain into children and their children carry it forward- this world will never improve

[@sonjaswart9866]

This is exactly what Sizwe's parents did to him.😅

[@sonjaswart9866]

There are many other South Africans who can go to Oxford with scholarships, but they value their own country. You have your Mama to thank for your Oxford scholarship, Buti. You are half-white and privileged, don't you preach to us who aren't.

[@mphotoleon9906]

Well said. Loud and clear

[@lanageldenhuys2231]

Sorry but you didn't do your homework on this issue!

[@tshepolaka8132]

We hear you Dr Sizwe and we thank you for confronting this racism issue head-on

[@Mketsi2708]

😂Sit and look at the denialists asking: what about Julius Malema😂, what about Jacob Zuma 😅

[@Greg16350]

Now That's real crime that Ramaphosa allowed because Comrades must "eat". They didn't join the struggle to be poor. R350 is for the domkoppe who let us get rich.😅

[@Mketsi2708]

@@Greg16350 it still is no ticket for any human being with functioning brains to deny that what Renaldo did is an act of RACISM. Sarcasm aside.

[@makhosazanemweli]

These denialists just pretend like their stupid father RAMAPHALAPHALA

[@thabo3866]

This is exactly why racism will never end in this country because the people who should be at the forefront of denouncing such acts of racism are always deflecting, pointing fingers, being apologetic..etc

[@scrunchy7528]

​@@thabo3866Right so the entire ANC should go to jail for BEE, Afirmative Action, Discrimination and Cadre favoritism and nepotism...

[@TshifhiwaTshitake]

On point Sizwe Keep up the good work. Racism in this country is so irritating.

[@bboyfrozenflame]

Yes dude! The sad thing is that the people who really need to hear these points, could never get themselves to sit through the runtime of this video

[@patriciabamford27]

I’ve only just discovered Sizwe, where have I been 😮 Just love your analysis of topical issues, clearly stated in a way that even this 80 yr old deaf person can hear and learn. Thank you, will follow you avidly from now on.

[@Promise_Faith_love]

Gayton Mckenzie is a walking red flag 🚩.

[@shinaberum3952]

Gayton believes in giving people second chances but when he saw the 2nd video he realized that Renaldo is not remorseful The only red flag is the DA who recruited this person and defended him before they suspended him after public outcry

[@tawachi9688]

Gayton is racist ,he started the party with only coloured vote and when that didn't work he started the anti African talk

[@tsholofelohuma7496]

I was so disappointed by him, he's like Malema, no backbone

[@crastinaterpro]

@@tsholofelohuma7496 ... I dare you to tell Malema this gemors that is swirling in your head about his backbone :) Also, there is no comparison between Gayton & Malema. What started as a good comment just descended into a spurious nonsensical opinion.

[@dewaldviljoen4709]

Interesting perspective, especially around the "what-aboutisms" 👀 Well done on addressing these issues that very few people speak about in our society 👏🏻 ❤

[@nthabisengkwayiba4573]

Addressisng racial equality is very important. A brilliant and wise voice like yours Dr. Sizwe is a great blessing from God to our growing democracy. Spread the fire tata!!

[@MotshedisiGrace]

Thank you for using you're platform👏👏👏

[@dalesmith8652]

I’m coloured man who is white passing I come from cape flats and I hate racism because I experienced it on a daily because I was in a black and coloured community and I really like this channel because it challenges my beliefs and to say I’m not racist is a lie because some of my beliefs are from what stems of as a child is that I was not brown enough to enjoy black and coloured communities but I wasn’t white enough to enjoy that community so I believe we should have racial equality and racial justice but I believe we should be teaching it in schools not trying to hold someone accountable for what they believe or see because the one thing you can’t do is try to change a racist because they have been taught that they are superior and no matter how we try to rehabilitate these people it won’t work because from youth till now there beliefs won’t change but if we introduce Legislation that introduce racial equality and racial justice into a youth environment for which schools would be best to do I think rooting out racism through generations would be ideal because I believe that all those people who treated me differently because of my colour of skin I would not want them to change but there children I believe that is who we should be focusing on and how we win the battle of racism and rooting it out of society no matter if you black or white and in my case coloured. Im a very proud DA supporter let’s not say the DA is racist because they aren’t the main reason the DA was created was to fight against apartheid but rather say the DA has a lot of accused racist in the party and I believe Renaldo Gouws should be put in jail for things he said.

[@ThamiMngadi]

Thanks so much for what you wrote but i don't believe you're so called "Coloured " the way you put it but nevertheless i like it

[@Trekwithmatt]

I agree with you, don’t paint everyone in the DA with the same brush. Many good people in the party that want racial equality and multi culturalism.

[@robertomangali]

In instances like this you would hope that people who support the DA(white, brown or black) can do more like you by either exposing, educating or stopping it, not aid and abet by being silent when it happens around their workplace, dinner tables and in public spaces. It's uncomfortable for some but it needs to be addressed for the sake of the children.

[@liveinwisdom3610]

Lol... the irony of all this is that coloureds, especially Western Cape coloureds, are the most racist. I rarely if ever experienced racism from a mlungu. If a recorder was put in a coloured household, or coloured dominated work place. Most of you would be joining Renaldo Gouws in jail. So you suggesting that locking somebody up for words is justified is crazy. Sure he is a racist, and should not be serving the public in any capacity, but should he be arrested? Thats a big no.

[@TickleMeChelmno]

Yet nobody oppresses you but your own kind.

[@NIXTERSTv]

Get your paperwork together with Mighty Jami, and find a competent attorney.

[@nickwidmer9044]

I can' thank you enough for this video and I respect the hell out of you for keeping a cool head. Renaldo Gouws has insulted, belittled, threatened and doxxed countless people in the past ten years. He's part of a wider online culture of racism relativism and denialism which also includes people like Roman Cabanac ("morning shot"), Jeremy Nel ("jerm warfare"), Devon Hofmeyr ("bittereinders"), Ernst J. van Zyl ("conscious caracal"), Willem Petzer (Hoerskool Domkop...) and many others.

[@scrunchy7528]

Like you are not a doxer now... So what's the difference?

[@nickwidmer9044]

@@scrunchy7528 LOL huh? Naming public personas with a large online following is not doxxing.

[@scrunchy7528]

@@nickwidmer9044 it is when their podcasts and comment sections could be used as evidence in a court... And that is where this is going

[@nickwidmer9044]

@@scrunchy7528 No, it isn't. These things are all public. Everybody can see them. Maybe ask Google what doxxing means because this definitely isn't it.

[@scrunchy7528]

@@nickwidmer9044 You obviously don't get what Iam saying... And the videos that were supposedly deleted re-surfaced after 16 years just in time so people can get re- offended and new cases can be brought ... So this "racism" charges or whatever should be seen as a distraction and we should stop falling for the same tricks... This is just to destroy /attack GNU...and the media is exposing their baised journalists who never experienced anything before 1994...Desk jockeys (Doxing involves personal information that could possibly be used to injure /blackmail /attack etc I know what it is..) .

[@samkelotempi6583]

Keep on doing this great work Sizwe my brother. This is the kind of educational message this country need for it to grow. Racists have no place in our father's land

[@monkimabiletsa332]

Sizwe you came with guns blazing today. Joh! ❤❤

[@Mketsi2708]

I love to see this!

[@Josephalive101]

Interesting when listening to beneficiaries of model C schools,trying to make us believe that they are speaking against racism.

[@I_AM_persand]

Excellent and thorough monologue, Dr Sizwe. "We are the majority."

[@zleo9923]

As a white non-citizen who has worked in several African countries, and gave back my Green Card at the US Embassy in Eritrea(!), who cannot vote in SA elections, this election has made me take notice, and I've been listening to various channels from all sectors of the population, incl smwx, and I am very glad you have spoken about both Renaldo Gouws- how can the DA even hesitate to have nothing further to do with him? - and racism in SA. We whites need to hear this, we need educating, and your channel is very valuable for that. One of the first conversations, on another channel, was with Dr Ntando Sindane of UWC, and he kept ranting about "whiteness", but I couldn't work out from his conversation what exactly he was complaining about. So i would be very grateful if you would do a no-holds-barred video on what the story is here. The only way SA can progress is if both sides of society make the sincerest efforts to understand each other, recognise the others' strengths and their own weaknesses, and use them in optimum ways to work together. Maybe this is a statement of whiteness?? Many thanks for your channel, and for reading this. Z

[@nickwidmer9044]

As a fellow "white non-citizen", my understanding of whiteness in a South African context is primarily pretending like there's a level playing field when clearly there isn't. Also getting away with not speaking any local languages and assuming we have better education without actually educating ourselves about African culture and knowledge systems, and thinking questionable forms of cultural appropriation are flattering. And finally to rush to being offended when criticised or called out for problematic behaviours or statements instead of reflecting on them.

[@thabo3866]

@@nickwidmer9044 You're probably the only one that has spoken sense the entire comment section. wish other white compatriots were like you

[@thabo3866]

Part of educating is for the other side to be willing to be educated, unfortunately, that won't happen with white South Africans. they're beyond critique and they're the know-it-alls who cannot learn anything from anyone

[@nickwidmer9044]

@@thabo3866 Thanks Thabo. I'm originally from Switzerland and have only lived in South Africa for the past ten years. I will NEVER get used to seeing glaring inequality at every corner on a daily basis. Sometimes it's easier to see things clearly when you have a bit of distance I guess.

[@The_Villi]

Let your voice be heard Sizwe! 💯Agreed that more conversations around racism need to be had. 0 Tolerance for clear racism.

[@dirkburger1362]

Grow up. You are living in the past and affecting the future.

[@muzi6049]

Brotherman…you unpacked this issue perfectly ✊🏾

[@alex3475]

Afriforum, accountability now, CASAC and other NGOs must stand up and fight issues like these in order to advance our society.

[@Mntungwa77]

As I wait….well why wait, he wasn’t being racist against white people so it doesn’t matter!

[@adelaidemokoka9043]

" As a man thinketh so is he" and inevitably he acts out. There are many examples. I have simply begun to love SMWX after a man such as the wonderful Eusebius Mckaiser made me pay closer attention to SMWX whom I now fondly appreciate - he is a true gem - thanks Sizwe!! We made great strides in SA albeit many challenges ahead but we need to root out the pockets of racism which still exists - the use of Hotnot (which was used against me & Geeltjie), use of Koelie, Boesman & others to degrade a person must be exposed & corrected when uncovered & through constant fwd education. It's true that media is guilty of leaving out minor or minority stories by focusing on what's called news worthy material. We all equal and every small matter or thing matters. There are so many untold stories in society that goes unreported. Journalists with exclusion of a few focus on politics and finance or some sensational story. Hats off to you Sizwe, Dan Corder, Clement M and other progressive journalists. Great One!!

[@hugojorgensen168]

Excellent and sensible video. I would like to share my experience when I lived in SA. 2012 I participated in a course in Durban. It was me (a swede), a young white woman and a few other black women. In a lunch break I asked the others about their experiences during apartheid. The result was an interesting discussion but the white woman was dead silent. In the afternoon she came up to me and she was so grateful for me starting this discussion. It was the first time in her life that she was part of such a discussion. She was just a small girl at 1994 and now her parents refused to talk about apartheid era and her friends were just not interested in talking about the subject. It clearly shows that the rainbow nation has only put a thin layer on the obvios racism that still exists

[@dipuosehahabane6950]

I love this show. Truthful, trying to get my kids to watch it❤

[@thabo3866]

Another MP that must face the heat is Cape Coloured Congress leader Fadiel Adams..

[@thembi9645]

Tht one hate Xhosa but he looks like one😂.

[@nopeceun]

@@thembi9645 😆😆😆

[@thabo3866]

@@thembi9645 Hates anything black and he actually does look like umXhosa

[@JeffreytheGreat1]

Thank you so much

[@mrmsiza5482]

Well said brother

[@jimmyhlophe]

Good work my brother, just keep on telling. You are our voice of reason. Please keep pushing the main stream media to report these issues.

[@davidscrooby2461]

Thank you. Well put

[@richardbos366]

Well said!!! ❤ solidarity!!

[@brandonbarnard8986]

@ Sizwe what do you have to say about Malema "kill the Boer"????

[@trevorlloydevans]

Well said. Thank you Sipho

[@Hlaluminathi-u9p]

first from canada , TORONTO.

[@Russell2538]

You are 100% correct Sizwe

[@sisekelomadlala427]

This isn’t an isolated issue. This is just an overall reflection of what the DA is.

[@RubaJust]

Absolutely, unfortunately...

[@makhosazanemweli]

Yes this is a true reflection of the racist NP represented by DA. We are taken back to APARTHEID RAMAPHALAPHALA

[@tsholofelohuma7496]

That much is obvious

[@janineroux2398]

Helen Zille actually fought, vociferously, for the end of Apartheid, and the DA, previously the PFP, was the official opposition to the National Party, but perhaps you didn't know that... Perhaps it has no bearing on your life anyway... But what they are prepared to fight for now, might do... In a good way.... Let us hope...

[@janineroux2398]

​@@makhosazanemwelithis is not accurate at all, as a matter of fact...

[@nitrobo9429]

Wow I just found you and you could have never come into a better time in my life! You say exactly what I’ve been thinking. As a high school student trying to change racism within the private school community it can be so disheartening being the only one of few that actually want to stop racism and learn more of how to create solutions. I really would like it if you spoke at my school I feel your insight being young and active in these discussions might result to a greater outcome then how my school has tried before.

[@Malik-i5c6m]

N these are the people the ANC go into bed with?!!??🤢🤢

[@tsholofelohuma7496]

Imagine, monsters deciding our lives wat BS is that

[@SarahMally859]

Once again, fantastic analysis and commentary on this matter, Sizwe. Makes me so hopeful as a South African that we can indeed confront raciam and racial justice with intentionality and honesty. It's such a shame that there are people and groups like Gouws and Cameron and the DA who desperately want to stifle these conversations and efforts and gaslight the population into believing that they do not matter.

[@janineroux2398]

Do you know much about Ian Cameron and his fight against crime, and the way he stands up for the victims of crime in Khayelitsha, and criticizes the lack of training and equipment and corruption in the police force? Somewhere, accountability has to happen....

[@SarahMally859]

@janineroux2398 so that should excuse the fact that he engaged in extremely racist behaviour? Do we excuse the actions of perpetrators (of sexual offences, corruption, other crimes, etc.) just because they've done some "good" things for society?

[@janineroux2398]

@@SarahMally859 to be fair you should watch the video... I believe Ronaldo was making a point about Malema's behaviour, by pointing out that how would people like it if he called people "such-and-such" and asked for their killing.... That is the context... I am not a follower if Ronaldo and don't know that much about him, but I can tell you that at around about the same time Malema was singing those songs (vociferously, as you can find in videos on KZbin), a number of white farmers and their wives and children were brutally murdered... And may I say, the pity is that a lot of black farmworkers have also been killed and injured or their livelihoods badly affected... While this was never proven in court, it happened simultaneously, and is still happening today... That is the context behind Ronaldo's, remarks... And if this gets taken down, I don't care, I hope you read it and understand.

[@Facts_Only_SA]

Your lighting is insane... consistency is insane... you credibility in unmatched. Keep goin, sinaws.

[@sakhekiledyani7305]

I seriously like this platform... please keep it up, we learning a lot from it

[@BetaPen]

It's why I can't support the DA, it wasn't a secret he id a piece of shit, yet they still allow him to be a party member. Also he isn't the only one in the DAs ranks that is a poes.

[@veronicakarstel9126]

And the ANC are EFF are not racists

[@shafiyaalgiquadra1105]

​@@veronicakarstel9126response to violence is not violence but self defence, ofcourse strictly speaking can be said to be the same thing but one started it and one is responding...

[@shafiyaalgiquadra1105]

How many belindas do you know from the African community? How many African university students feed dutch settlers human excrement? So quick to make it about you😢

[@BetaPen]

@@veronicakarstel9126 I dont support them either

[@moo2u21979]

@@veronicakarstel9126 They have Racist members in their Ranks. But those individuals need to be taken to task for their individual action.

[@NIXTERSTv]

You can see the true racists behind the sick, twisted comments.

[@JohnJohannesJacobs]

“Kill the farmer, kill the boer” is not helping anyone. It only causes hate from from both black and white. Singing struggle songs are not taking SA forward. In fact it’s taking SA a step backward every time someone goes on a platform and sings it. Let’s just put a stop to that.

[@shafiyaalgiquadra1105]

We are still in a struggle though. We are literally the most unequal nation in the universe, we don't change that by just saying "lets build together" or "rainbow". There are things that need to be addressed.

[@Mketsi2708]

For now, the conversation is about the RACIST Renaldo. Let's agree on that first. Stop trying to justify RACISM.

[@JohnJohannesJacobs]

@@Mketsi2708 he made the video in response to “kill the farmer, kill the Boer” so we have to go there…. And when do you suppose we get to the racist EFF/Malema/Zuma?

[@hannesking294]

⁠@@shafiyaalgiquadra1105 When I look at the lifestyle of most ANC, MK and EFF leaders I struggle to see how that is perceived as a “struggle”

[@afriqueinvestir]

​@@shafiyaalgiquadra1105You can redistribute without killing. Otherwise you are a Nazi

[@uncertainukelele]

Thank you for this excellent, comprehensive analysis of the issue!

[@jayzee981]

Really good video. I agree with everything. I love your channel.

[@_SMWX]

I appreciate that!

[@cebobotile1171]

I might be wrong but you guys need to watch the full video because he explains what he was narrating

[@mziyandamanuku45]

You came in guns blazing on this one and set the record straight with this racist, enkosi💪

[@Duor911]

👍thank you

[@SoultyBoiBeats]

He played around and found out😂, you cant go to chocolate factory and play racist behaviors, the factory will recognize you quickly and make example of you

[@sonjakleinhans1102]

Applies to everybody... 😢😢

[@hlangaful]

This, for me, is a bit of a quandary. What he said and how he said it is not defensible, which can't continue if we are to survive. But I think there is an issue of people not listening to each other when it comes to this matter. The man obviously has problems, but these are views that a large part of the population has. We can't condemn him and his views (which many people have), chuck him out, and then still think we are going to build a united nation. They have grievances on their side that have, such as the problematic song. We have to condemn everything with the same energy. Because if he goes to court and wins the case, we just accept that it's fine (like you justified for the song)? I would say eff no. I reckon they feel the same way about the song. Just because the court says it's OK, doesn't mean it's OK. People have to listen to each other better, especially the people we disagree with the most. Otherwise we will never make it as a nation. The same discomfort will continue because we are just acknowledging one side.

[@Alexander-fw7st]

Love your final comment!

[@MARINA4163]

Well said!

[@ratioxcmcsa263]

I love this channel for being unbiased and educated... My favourite SA political channel

[@Stizo2002]

Sometimes, it can be biased depending on the guest.

[@Kalushi-w4t]

​@christobelthipe8627 Name just one guest, I'm looking forward to that episode.

[@afriqueinvestir]

This is woke anti white propaganda

[@Greg16350]

​@@Kalushi-w4tTo you this is not biased because it feeds you what you want to hear. I trust no one who heritage is white monopoly capital and privileged and live the high life. They cannot speak for me.

[@Kalushi-w4t]

@Greg16350 No, it's not biased. The very person who is receiving the attention stated, he's making reactionary videos ,so guess wha? we are reacting! Why should SMWX paint a picture of a khumbhaya society? While we all know ke Maka?

[@kpopsuprizesmeeverytime3861]

Thank you Thank you lots

[@maryanndiamond1690]

Most well articulated video on KZbin. I wish you were u Parliament. Spot on!!!

[@_SMWX]

Wow, thank you!

[@bilkees8151]

One day. I'm keeping my eye on this guy. 🗳 ☑️

[@ZerkaloSports]

When I grow up I want to be brave and smart like Sizwe

[@carenfalconer3432]

Does the DA not hold to these ideas of "reverse racism" . The Institute of Race Relatiins holds this position and they are the DA speak as one.

[@TickleMeChelmno]

Ha and your name is Caren

[@Manihoebel]

If we are to discuss racism in South Africa, the conversation should encompass not only white versus black racism but also the reverse. Both directions are significant and must be recognized and denounced, while also acknowledging the racial inequality caused by the Apartheid. Certain derogatory words that were acceptable-and legal-during apartheid are now rightly unacceptable. Similarly, songs that call for the killing of a minority (even though legal) should be considered unacceptable. While I understand the historical significance of struggle songs, continuing to sing them, simply because they are now legal, without considering the offense they may cause to Afrikaners, is not justifiable. Currently, I reside in East Germany. If racism in South Africa were less prevalent in both directions, I would love to return. Being a recipient of racism, and less opportunity, is making me stay in Germany, a place that will never feel like home. But also consider Germany: it was utterly devastated in 1945. Yet, by 1975, just 30 years later, it was prospering. The ANC inherited Africa’s strongest economy in 1994. However, 30 years on, many aspects have deteriorated… due to greed. Persistently blaming the apartheid government and inciting racism is not the right approach. This is not the path to progress, guys. When Germany ceased its racism against a minority, which led to its downfall, it began to rebuild and thrive in under 30 years. What can we learn from that...

[@Kush-Kemet]

Dutch/Europeans

[@toriib7959]

You don't get to play victim after hundreds of years of oppression. When the struggle is over we can talk about stopping the song but until then the struggle is still very much real.

[@alfredphamotse1316]

Germany was prospering 30 years later because Investment came to rebuild, the Africans that gave their lives to stop Hitler came back home to an Africa still infested with parasitic colonialists who demanded blood for our freedom ...

[@jayjay-jay748]

Sizwe the general best SA podcast the best than fake SA media.

[@davidbezuidenhout5939]

Racism in any way shape or form is not acceptable, but you should be consistent in calling it out. A few days ago racist remarks were made against white leaders (during a SMWX discussion) and it was not called out.

[@sereo1sereo]

Painful & shocking as these racist episodes still continue to raise their sickening heads, thanks for ameliorating the pain by telling off the Hoerskool Domstekop graduate to his face 😅 ayeye!

[@Ntthabi]

Thank you Dr Mpofu... we are indeed in the majority

[@karaborakola8484]

there must be a minimum sentence for racists. speaking of minimum sentences, there should also be one for corruption if ramaphosa administration is serious about uprooting corruption

[@dumisaninxumalo7574]

And rules that say black racists like all EFF and ANC must go to prison too.Otherwise it wont work

[@MatthewLevey-dk6kz]

Everyone is a racist at their own element

[@Jamie-cz2xu]

And how long should Malema spend in jail do you suggest?

[@wordcatalyst]

Parliament must legislate accordingly

[@bas0209]

​@@dumisaninxumalo7574you're naming groups that respond to the racism against the black people and because it still very much alive and kicking. How old and knowledgeble are you about yourself, by the way?

[@matthewlee4193]

Hats off to you baba!!!!! Fantastic the way you so eloquently brought it all into context. Brilliant mind. And I am glad to know we have youth I. This country who look at this travesty for what it is.

[@watasht0ff360]

I’ve never seen you this hurt, angry and disturbed. Thank you for being calm through this. You were correct throughout the entire video. I am grateful for this channel

[@RatieM64]

Sizwe you are just what the Doctor ordered as a Doctor. I often get defeated when I see this amount of racism and more often so subtle and sometimes denied by our own people.