South African Man Sparks Debate With His Comments About South Africans️

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[00:00:19]>> The following people with these Zulu surnames are queer queers and they need to go.

[00:00:24]Kumalo, Ngcobo, Sibanda, Dube, Mkhwanazi. I want you to pack your bags immediately and go back to Zimbabwe.

[00:00:32]Yep. That's where they belong. There's a whole community of those surnames that are in Debelas there and you guys have to go back to Zimbabwe.

[00:00:41]Now, the following surnames: Mabaso, Mthethwa, Masangu, Sithole, Ngwenya and Ngcobo.

[00:00:48]Eastwards, join Shangani and go back to Mozambique cuz these are surnames that are native in those areas as well. So, pack your bags and leave immediately.

[00:00:58]The people that need to go back to Zambia and Malawi, please, are the following people: Jele, Maseko, Moyo, Phiri, Banda, Gama and hell, even the surname Zulu.

[00:01:11]Y'all have to leave.

[00:01:14]What was the purpose of this video after I mentioned those names?

[00:01:18]Well, if you pay attention, those surnames are here or we are there because of migration.

[00:01:24]Over time, people migrated over the Bantu groups and they kept some of the surnames and some of the surnames changed in pronunciation and maybe in sounds. Basically, the same people.

[00:01:35]Now, let me be very clear about this.

[00:01:38]I'm anti- illegal immigration. I don't support it in the slightest. Good governance is important. However, I also do not support vigilantism whatsoever.

[00:01:51]Now, I want to mention something else that is very important. There's many people from different countries saying, "But the Zulus are the problem." I'd like you to note that I reject that notion 100%. It just so happens that the three famous people for doing this vigilanteism or pushing this march and march and associated things happen to be Zulu.

[00:02:10]Now, Zulu people are very welcoming. But what these group of people have done is that they've used it the the warrior character within the Zulus to their advantage, which is tainting the Zulu people at large. Zulu people are good people, and I don't understand why you guys are allowing yourself to be used in this nefarious ways. It's killing a lot of things, businesses, trade.

[00:02:37]Artists are complaining that they're no longer working because of this.

[00:02:41]Now, my people, every single one of you in this country, especially Johannesburg, let's reject this notion.

[00:02:49]No to xenophobia, because at the end of the day, we're all Que Aquarians.

[00:02:53]We're calling for the following Que Aquarians to leave South Africa immediately, and the first one is Helen Zille.

[00:03:00]She happens to be the mayoral candidate of the city of Johannesburg for the Democratic Alliance, and she is literally in the history of South Africa the oldest mayoral candidate ever in the youngest city in South Africa. She's a full German born in South Africa, and I'd say Leon Schreiber, who is the Minister of Home Affairs, to check her paperwork, but he too is a German.

[00:03:21]Somehow the entire uh caucus of DA it happens to be German. I don't know how that happened. The second person that has to leave South Africa immediately is ActionSA's mayoral candidate of Johannesburg, Herman Mashaba. Your surname is Tsonga. So, iGama lami famba itakuwa helikopta.

[00:03:40]Mifamba Mozambique. Please, immediately mifamba and uthakathi satyawena uh Operation Dudula Dubula, whatever her name is. Khumalo muthakathi na yenza action nile SA. And the final person that has to go with immediate effect is Mkhuleko Hlengwa.

[00:03:57]Now, I'm telling you.

[00:04:01]Because that Hlengwa is the former president of Zambia's surname, Kenneth Kaunda. So, it's a Zambian name. How are you the mayor or was the mayor of the city of Durban?

[00:04:13]Yeah, Zini. I'm going to call Jacinta and uPhoyisa and uMakhulu Thwala.

[00:04:19]I said get out to get here.

[00:04:22]Two points. Point number one, all these old politicians and political governments got to go. It is time for the Gen Z's to step in as well as the millennials. These people have caused all the problems that we're dealing with today. All of them. Including gender-based violence, uh illegal immigration problems, you name the whole list of them. They got to go.

[00:04:45]And the second point, do you remember the time where a K-word was used onto black people to oppress them? Somehow a group of black people decided to create a word called kwarakwara to use it on other black people.

[00:05:00]How does that even make sense?

[00:05:03]Now, as I run for the [clears throat] city of Johannesburg mayor under KYP, I will be moving over to 2029 presidency candidate. And I'm going to make sure once I sit as president, I'm going to take that word and make it a human rights foul that you can be jailed for just like the K-word. In the meantime, I'm taking that word back and trying to make it lose power. Cuz at the end of the day, we're all kwarakwaras.

[00:05:31]30th of June is around the corner and I'm excited cuz finally all kwarakwaras are going back home.

[00:05:40]Jacinta and Phoyisa are making sure this happens. And we got to start with the Tsonga people cuz you guys are tied to Mozambique, so you got to go. Vendas, you guys are tied to Zimbabwe. You got to go. And Ndebele is tricky because neither South Africa or the Zimbabwe government is giving you the priority you deserve, so I don't know if you should go back there or come back here, but either way pick and choose and you got to go. Eswatini, you guys need to come get your Swazi people. Botswana, you got to fetch your Tswana people.

[00:06:09]Sotho people, you got to go back to Lesotho. Zulus, a little complex because you know, they're part of the Bantu group that comes from the Great Lakes and you know, the East African region, so amaHlubi, they got to go. Afrikaans people, you guys know where you're from, man.

[00:06:25]Deutschland, Netherlands, France, y'all are almost home.

[00:06:30]Basotho, y'all are almost home.

[00:06:32]Colored people, well, I don't know if they should go with the Afrikaans people or, you know, they should stay in the Karoo side or they should go to Indonesia or Malaysia or Madagascar. You guys pick and choose. You got to go. You got to go. Indian people, you came here through slavery. Slavery's done.

[00:06:49]You got to go.

[00:06:52]But who's left?

[00:06:54]Who is left?

[00:06:56]Looks like we're all Quora Quoras, aren't we?

[00:07:02]When good men say nothing, evil prospers.

[00:07:06]The majority of us South Africans are not xenophobic. However, couple of thousands of people, especially on the internet, have tainted our image and the world believes we're xenophobic.

[00:07:19]Please, here's a call to action. I deploy all my South Africans, all of y'all, whether content creators, YouTubers, politicians, celebrities, and we start with a phrase by saying, "We are all Quora Quoras."

[00:07:34]This is a response to all the people that are doing this nasty work of illegal vigilante work.

[00:07:42]That is not the South African way. Our history is complex. It is very layered.

[00:07:47]We used to be called the rainbow nation.

[00:07:49]Nothing as diverse like us on Earth.

[00:07:54]But I think a better word is united in difference. We are different. But we stay united. Remember, evil prospers when good people say nothing.

[00:08:07]No to xenophobia.

[00:08:09]>> Some South Africans are standing against these marches that are happening against foreigners and are saying no to xenophobia, which is really good. And this man right here is explaining what this term >> [sighs and gasps] >> is when people say "Kwere kwere." Like "Kwere kwere, go home."

[00:08:28]You know, such things. Wuti, we are all kwere kwere's because if you check, Zulu people, they come from somewhere.

[00:08:35]Um Tsonga people, they are some Tsonga people in Mozambique. Um you know, like kwere we are scat- we are scattered. We are all over um the continent, all over Africa.

[00:08:48]Right? To a point where by if you go to this country, you will find a certain language, a certain tribe um that is in South Africa.

[00:08:58]And we all know that.

[00:09:00]I feel like with this one, it's a very strong um a proof that shows that we are all the same. We are Africans.

[00:09:09]We are not different from any other African country. We are not different from any other tribe. We are all black Africans.

[00:09:18]And he's right, man. He's 100% right. Say no to xenophobia. Do not stand uh with these xenophobic attacks that have been happening.

[00:09:29]Uh these fights against foreigners a lot we've seen a lot going on, guys.

[00:09:34]And it's not nice. It's really not nice to witness such brutality things happening on other black Africans just like us.

[00:09:44]It's not nice, man. And I really I'm glad that there's South Africans standing up against that. I've seen so many South Africans standing up now coming out and saying no to xenophobia.

[00:09:57]Let's stop this because it is not working.

[00:10:00]If there is one thing that is it is causing is division and a lot of chaos.

[00:10:06]A lot of chaos, guys.

[00:10:08]We We saw young people coming out crying to say if you chase these foreigners, which means we are not going to work.

[00:10:15]What What are you doing? Is that how you create employment for for the youth? Or you are destroying?

[00:10:22]But guys, let's be honest. Let's really be honest. But anyway, please say your thoughts down below in the comment section. What do you think?