"itelkom knockout nenedbank cup yizona kuphela izicoco engingakaze ngizinqobe. iceltic ayilona iqembu elilula ukulishaya. banabadlali abaseqophelweni eliphezulu, emuva abadedeli lutho. nokho kuzoba ngumdlalo omnandi. kumele sifike sicijile ukuze sinqobe. sebekhombisile ukuthi bayiqembu eliyingozi. bafuna ukwenza kahle futhi bazosithwalisa kanzima,” kusho urodgers." Facebook zokuxhumana ngento yezenhlalakahle exhumanisa abantu ndawonye esekelwe amanethiwekhi. Amanethiwekhi kungenziwa okusekelwe ezihlukahlukene izinto futhi kusekelwe ulwazi oyinikezayo iprofayela uma ubhalisa Facebook My view on this is that we have a racially divided and politically divided and economically divided country. We can’t really do much about the economics… history always tells us that we have rich and poor. But politically and racially we can say “Azikho”. I have no problem with having pockets of people banding together in America because of interests or because they come from the same country and they share traditions of that country. But I think this is what happens when we have a bunch of people who have banded together (probably because of outside and inside factors) because of how they look on the outside, I think we will continue to have problems until “black people” exist in all parts of a city, vote both sides of the aisle politically, work in all different industries, don’t require/get special hiring/voting laws, go to college at the same rates, and marry people not based on skin color. The media wants an emotional issue. The parties want an emotional issue (to spur a strong voter turnout). The challenge is do we allow them to play us… this isn’t an US versus THEM argument. This is a “we need to all play together”. This is a “we need to accept that there are idiots out there that will assume we are who they think we are, but I’m going to ignore them because I know who I am.”