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damn! i glanced the title and the excitedly clicked it, hoping this was some sort of current glitch :p
 
Hiro said:
damn! i glanced the title and the excitedly clicked it, hoping this was some sort of current glitch :p
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Especially with it all starting from a free trial...silly fool should have really really kept mum on it (I know I would have :love:).
 
Vixremento said:
Especially with it all starting from a free trial...silly fool should have really really kept mum on it (I know I would have :love:).
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^This right here is why we in SA cant have nice things like self check-out till's at the local supermarket.

and boy do I miss self help till's.
 
AlphaJohn said:
^This right here is why we in SA cant have nice things like self check-out till's at the local supermarket.

and boy do I miss self help till's.
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THat kind of thinking is ingrained in our culture...and ironically is one of the defining attributes of it.
 
Snare said:
THat kind of thinking is ingrained in our culture...and ironically is one of the defining attributes of it.
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Bull<swearword>

That kind of thinking is because crime is so rife and brutal in SA that we don't see small things like jaywalking or littering as crimes anymore.
 
AlphaJohn said:
Bull<swearword>

That kind of thinking is because crime is so rife and brutal in SA that we don't see small things like jaywalking or littering as crimes anymore.
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Do you remember anytime in your entire life when you considered littering or jaywalking as a bad thing? Or have you ever been told that trying to get the most out of a somewhat shady deal is wrong?

Rampant crime is a symptom of the South African mindset; not the root cause.
 
Snare said:
Do you remember anytime in your entire life when you considered littering or jaywalking as a bad thing? Or have you ever been told that trying to get the most out of a somewhat shady deal is wrong?

Rampant crime is a symptom of the South African mindset; not the root cause.
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When I was little I was told the police would catch me if I don't throw something in a bin. I'm almost 35 now and I still feel guilty if I drop a wrapper or something somewhere by accident.
 
Eugene said:
When I was little I was told the police would catch me if I don't throw something in a bin. I'm almost 35 now and I still feel guilty if I drop a wrapper or something somewhere by accident.
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WHOAH! That's a totally different SA than what I have grown up seeing
 
Snare said:
Do you remember anytime in your entire life when you considered littering or jaywalking as a bad thing? Or have you ever been told that trying to get the most out of a somewhat shady deal is wrong?

Rampant crime is a symptom of the South African mindset; not the root cause.
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Yes, I was fined in JHB of all places back in 84 for jaywalking, and as Eugene pointed out Cops use to tell you to pick junk up. I remember once coming from a rave at Bella Napoli when a cop told me to pick up some junk on the floor in Hillbrow, best of all it was not my rubbish, I remeber this clearly as I had a hissy fit about it.
 
AlphaJohn said:
Yes, I was fined in JHB of all places back in 84 for jaywalking, and as Eugene pointed out Cops use to tell you to pick junk up. I remember once coming from a rave at Bella Napoli when a cop told me to pick up some junk on the floor in Hillbrow, best of all it was not my rubbish, I remeber this clearly as I had a hissy fit about it.
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A very very different SA as to the one that exists now. And as such the culture was different; that South Africa is long dead and as such has changed how the culture has evolved into the new millennium.
 
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