Comments on: Beware the weak http://mhambi.com/2009/12/beware-the-weak/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=beware-the-weak A re-deployed blog with views on Azania* Thu, 10 May 2012 21:13:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: margie http://mhambi.com/2009/12/beware-the-weak/comment-page-1/#comment-1518 margie Mon, 12 Apr 2010 14:20:38 +0000 http://mhambi.com/?p=746#comment-1518 Thank you, I enjoyed reading the articles, some with humour! I hope that the hatered would stop. I have friends from various ethnic backrounds and colours, but we have the same values and that is why we are friends, not the colour of our skin. I tried to find the words to "that song" to see whether it is not quoted out of context. There is always two sides to every story and pain and being treated unfairly takes a long time to heal. My great grandmother lost 13 children in the boer war... and my mother married an Englishman in 1975...she was in trouble.. Understanding each others' pain, then forgiveness is key. Thank you, I enjoyed reading the articles, some with humour! I hope that the hatered would stop. I have friends from various ethnic backrounds and colours, but we have the same values and that is why we are friends, not the colour of our skin. I tried to find the words to “that song” to see whether it is not quoted out of context. There is always two sides to every story and pain and being treated unfairly takes a long time to heal. My great grandmother lost 13 children in the boer war… and my mother married an Englishman in 1975…she was in trouble.. Understanding each others’ pain, then forgiveness is key.

]]> By: J http://mhambi.com/2009/12/beware-the-weak/comment-page-1/#comment-1091 J Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:38:45 +0000 http://mhambi.com/?p=746#comment-1091 "South Africa is so depressing sometimes that I sometimes seriously consider giving up on blogging about it." - Mhambi We often moan about our circumstances here, but what will we do once it is gone? (however unlikely that may be) It may be a little crazy to think this way, but I can only imagine how...well, how boring South Africa could be. At the moment it feels like we are on the brink of total chaos. We just need some idiot to press the "Do not touch" button, but like most things in South Africa, the button is also out of order. Look on the bright side: we don't have terrorists, oil, nuclear weapons or anything else of significant value that would make America "save us" like they have the middle east. Unless of coarse they invent a car that runs on gold... “South Africa is so depressing sometimes that I sometimes seriously consider giving up on blogging about it.” – Mhambi

We often moan about our circumstances here, but what will we do once it is gone? (however unlikely that may be)

It may be a little crazy to think this way, but I can only imagine how…well, how boring South Africa could be. At the moment it feels like we are on the brink of total chaos. We just need some idiot to press the “Do not touch” button, but like most things in South Africa, the button is also out of order.

Look on the bright side: we don’t have terrorists, oil, nuclear weapons or anything else of significant value that would make America “save us” like they have the middle east.

Unless of coarse they invent a car that runs on gold…

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