S Africa is a mistake, dont get me wrong im not racist but honestly dont think the country is up to it . . . economically or socially
Linds
2006-07-07 20:28:27
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answered by Anonymous
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I posted the link for the crime exposure website on another forum on 06/07/2006. I raised a query about the pictures that he does have (or rather had) under the various provinces. Well, someone recognised the picture posted under Limpopo and guess what? It was actually taken from rotten.com and is not a picture of a genuine SA crime scene. If it cannot be truthful in such a tiny aspect of fighting crime how can we honestly take anything that website says seriously.
I subsequently went back to the on 07/07/2006 to have a look and it's been removed. There are no pics there that I can see and the website's also changed since yesterday. Interesting….
This website might drive investors from South Africa but what is its real purpose? Yes, violent crime is a reality but how will this disgusting, insensitive, garish, vulgar, cynical and sensationalist display help reduce crime in our country? Will it rehabilitate criminal behavior? Will it convince would be criminals to desist from crime? Will it increase the amount of law enforcement agents? Will it reduce corruption? Will it raise education standards? Will it feed hungry mouths?
If it can do these things or affect these changes, then it will have my support but based on such an untruthful start I doubt it. If Neil Watson finds it so easy to lie by using pics stolen from another website how can we trust anything else he says? Shame on him for lying - he's no better than those he is trying to show up.
However hard I try I can’t escape the fact that Neil Watson has admitted that neither he nor his family has been a victim of crime. How sincere are his intention then? If he had a true idea of the horror would he have approached this subject so flippantly? Why flippant? Just take a look at the “10 TIPS FOR TOURISTS” that appear on the right hand side of the page. (You can’t miss it – its right under the block selling advertising space)
Those are horrible crimes – not a tool to sell a website.
His arrogant and condescending replies and dismissal of his non politician detractors who have taken him to task for his blatantly unpatriotic actions share many similarities with a certain cabinet minister who told the whingers and whiners of SA to “shut up or ship out” (basically). The insurance broker from Camps Bay also would also appear to have a vested interest as he is in an industry which would benefit handsomely from this type of fear mongering. And just exactly how much crime does occur in CAMPS BAY (a very affluent suburb in Cape Town)?
Drive investors away from this country and who suffers? The people who would have gained employment from such enterprises as would invest here. The jobless, homeless and the illiterate who’s comfort at night is a zinc plate shack – not a house in Camps Bay.
Neil Watson’s website comes across as a way to get HIS point across more than a genuine means to actually help the victims of crime and a way to solve the crime problem in South Africa. Mr. Watson seems inclined to bury South Africa than actually helping it overcome a very serious problem.
What we need is a website like http://www.chicagocrime.org/ which contains actual data and statistics – enough to make it a genuinely useful tool. It’s also devoid of advertising and browsing through it you will notice the distinct lack of country bashing, discouragement of business or attempts to hurt the country.
2006-07-10 05:00:25
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answered by Ni Ten Ichi Ryu 4
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2016-11-01 09:43:16
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't think it is any worse then other countries. If it could be held inmexico in 1986 or even in LA and NY in 1994, why can't south Africa host it?
2006-07-07 10:52:33
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answered by Nick G 2
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Hey, what up freekboy! What's up with this website you're jabbering about? Don't you know any porn sites that will relax your mind. Jeez! And from what I hear, the stories and pictures are false. Wonder how long it'll take you to recover from that! You were deceived, buddy. Somebody took you for a ride and I think it's your mommy..........
Go to www.freekshow.co.za and get your head examined.
2006-07-10 14:58:38
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answered by Porgie 7
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the web adress that you provided does NOT sho pictures of violence in south africa . I am a south african and proud of my country, Baldy YOU are an *** , im sure there is crime in your country also . come visit south africa yourself before you judge
2006-07-11 04:31:16
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answered by Paul G 1
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hey, why bad mouth south africa?
yeah theres crime, and alota crime. and yeah the world cup is there in 2010, but they can fix that. and the majority of tourists will be safe. stop trying to ruin the tourism
2006-07-11 21:49:02
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answered by guy 4
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its about bringing football to new countries, the question should have been why should south africa be allowed to play in a tournament that they havent qualified for for how long?
2006-07-07 12:59:17
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answered by daveyrules27 2
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they should play the world cup in mexico again
2006-07-07 11:53:28
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answered by noepip 3
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they have 4 years to fix that.
2006-07-07 10:07:09
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answered by BEACHBOY 2
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