In a tweet on Sunday, EFF leader Julius Malema revisited a long-running allegation that President Cyril Ramaphosa was “deployed” to become president by “investors”, and he appeared to suggest that people breaking lockdown regulations would find there would be heavy a price to pay for it – in fact to “learn a lifetime lesson”.
The EFF has been very outspoken about the supposed need to keep heavy lockdown restrictions in place in the apparent hope that the virus can be kept at bay for months or years to come. He cautioned that “regulations not only have to make sense, but also have to have significant buy-in from the public – otherwise people will break them, in big ways and small. South Africans are mostly compliant – but when you promise something and then break that promise, it makes us feel like we should break your regulations in return.”
“I see fewer and fewer explanations from ministers and more and more capricious, some would say spiteful, regulation.”
Cut salaries and see who will be crying.
And that lesson is; while Malema blindly obeys and promotes oppressive and unjustified lockdown regulations, the truly FREE and liberated “investors” will grow exponentially stronger. Bring it on speedily. Good times.
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