This comments section is so disappointing. We are so obsessed with competing against each other (instead of working together) that we’re even pitting the panellists against each other on who the smartest is. These gentlemen are not competing but blessing us with thoughts from different viewpoints. Take in the knowledge without creating an unnecessary competition.
Penuel is a machine… when you give him a platform to speak over the dome, he just flows with a lot of thought-provoking and conversation-sparking jams. Sizwe, on the other hand, is more like a perfectionist… he is the type that doesn’t want to make mistakes. He must be prepared so that he doesn’t say things that are factually incorrect. Jamie, on the other hand, is a great thinker, but niche-specific and more of a background brain guy, yet well-articulate.
Your Penuel says our Grandmothers our Uncles must NOT BE ALLOWED TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE UNEDUCATED. Who made it a point that our parents and so many out there were not educated. Sounds like an African apartheid apologist to me @@Facts_Only_SA
Your Penuel says our Grandmothers our Uncles must NOT BE ALLOWED TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE UNEDUCATED. Who made it a point that our parents and so many out there were not educated. Sounds like an African apartheid apologist to me. Penuel is spot really dude?
I love how differently these guys present themselves and how different their approach is to elaborating and explaining topics. They are all smart and I personally enjoyed Sizwe because he makes one think. It was so poetic, literally the way broke down his analogy about democracy. I wish people could stop comparing these gents and instead give them credit for their view points.
In a democracy, we would VOTE out the sound team, they ruined the quality of this great production. Great inputs by the panelists, looking forward to more discussions like this one.
Very thought provoking points from all 3 gents..I guess it’s safe to say keep these gents safe and far away from the toppies in government - youth leadership has hope if we keep these gents far from the tainted system and our current leadership.
The sound guy and the ANC have something in common "Dysfunctional' Please see into it...The sound not backing up this Brilliant conversation. @Penuel___Thank you
This conversation is proof that we as Mzansi, we like a spring that is currently being crushed by temporary forces. The second we get a chance to get comfortable in who we truly are as a "cultural collusion", we wont even need rains to see rainbows all around us.
@@PodcastPartysa From eKasi, to UCT, to India and back into a 3 years of pure solitude. You have to step away to forgive and love Mzansi, I know am not the only one who is willing to be the turning point, to say this financial and spiritual poverty ends with me. But I do know we may be few, but leverage can make a small timer move mountains.
@@PodcastPartysa I am the true Elon they been yearning for. Its clear to me now, am the real kind of what should make an Elon. At first, I thought I was the next Nasty C of this country, then I started feeling like nha, am more of an AKA but with a Ricky's typo heart, but a Sobukwe in how I use loneliness as a learning superpower with this brain I got. I been in India for a whole year, I basically became a lil bit like the true Bangalore Indian in terms of simplicity, unconditional love for pain and gain, foe and friend. FOE AND FRIEND. FOE AND FRIEND. THATS THE PRICE. AM NOW CLEAR ON THAT AS MADIBA WAS (love him or not, spiritually we are one, Mandela was right about this part, we need each other to achieve the state of spiritual freedom we need to achieve before we transition to the next plane of existance since death was never a real life concept (Energy is conserved that way, and we are nothing more than vibrations).
I thought it was just me, how sad that something so thought provoking is not clear to hear. It feels as though this message should be broadcasted from the mountaintop for all South Africans to hear.
I was hoping someone during the conversation would mention the name Vuyo Zungula, he has been putting in the work. Although it was a great conversation, and without a doubt a great choice of guests.🔥🔥
Great conversation, great guests, love the podcast.... Please just sort out the audio for future episodes so we don't end up moving to something else and missing out because the audio is unbearable. Thanks
Great panel discussion, but please can you check the sound for the next one. It was very soft on the whole and it was a strain to pick up all the discussion points. Thanks.
It is difficult, l listen to all 3 smart guys twice, The elephant in the room in Southafrica's quest for democracy is at 30%, based on democracy is for the people and by the people being 100%. Military government is 5%. Compulsory one party government 51% and Representative and accountable to the people directly and locally Government with all politicians elected directly and locally (1ward for municipal level or a combination of 2 or more wards for National and Provincial Parliament. So 400 members of Parliament all not elected by the people is 30% democratic, and, only 50% ward councillours elected by the people and the other 50% not elected directly by the people is 15% democracy. That is why we do not hear our members of Parliament and councillours debating to assist our voting interest and power; instead we hear radio talkshow hosts, Courts individual callers and on lighter note lately the Podcast party and me, and we are not going to be voted on the 29 May 2024. We have a non- democratic constitution since 1994.
Man, Penuel is an ambassador for Orania, Afrikaners and Afriforum. There is nothing wrong with this. But it is very rare that positive traits about Africans are highlighted. Those groups will hardly find positive traits about Africans and shine a light on them. It’s got to a point where Penuel cannot string a point without referencing these groups. Some times in contrast bashing Africans.
It's not about them and positive traits about Africans. It's us who always have a lot to say whether its about Orania , Afrikaaners and Afriforum. What Penuel is saying 1 we are not united as the majority, 2 We don't want to learn from each other, 3 We should be supporting one another as blacks, 4 We can learn something from Orania community about the principle of self reliance, instead of waiting for useless government.
Penuel expresses his thoughts openly, Sizwe tackles it with an academic approach, and Mighti Jamie is a natural in this class, along with other interesting facts. The host is a clever black lacks usefulness, making it emotional to listen to him and his podcast.
I used to think Penuel was smart kanti he's just LOUD and talks a lot and a whole lot of nothing at that. Only thing he knows is attacking with no proper scientific analysis or probable solution. Jamie on the other hand, what a brain and what a gent! You know you going to learn something new everytime he opens his mouth. Sizwe - obviously an intellect and his answers may somewhat be philosophical and sophisticated and fly over some people; whereas Jamie breaks it down and yet still retains the intellectual aspect of it.
Eff will win in varsities because students are usually left leaning infact on some level if you arent then there is something wrong , they don't have anything that they own anyway. Once they start owning and earning and realize how Hard it is to accumulate they'll be less willing to give to the state
My problem with democracy and donors is that donors want to silence a specific voice. All the big donors don't donate to EFF or similar voices. The question becomes, are we saying the issues that are raised by EFF and similar parties don't matter? Openhiemers, Rupert and the rest just suffocate those issues with money. Rise Mzansi is funded like it is in the top two. Maybe funders must support democracy by donating to IEC only and level the ground. Our donors are captures, they are not donors and they are setting us back.
I agree with Pen - you should have to prove a level of competency in order to be allowed to vote and secondly (imho) South Africa should never have been made into a “one man one vote” system. South Africa should be a federal system.
Penuel dominated as expected, Jamie was surprisely articulate and held his own but Sizwe was overshadowed and lacked substance (I can't remember a single point he made, maybe he is better off doing the interviewing)
@khathurandela737 what you say is true. Politics is never that simple anf you may not like Penuel, but he is a solution driven thinker. We need solutions not only criticism.
I really don't want to see coalition chaos. That exact immaturity and the pride that all these men that are at the helm of these parties, won't yield anything good for us ordinary and poor South Africans
@@PodcastPartysaIf South Africa can endure the challenges that the next five years of coalition politics may present, then there is hope. Otherwise, I fear we might resemble the children of Israel who longed for their past life in Egypt while Moses was leading them out of captivity.
Jamie is the most potent young political analyst in this country I do however disagree with his description of democracy in that the voting population of the country exercises its democratic will to vote for whoever they decide to vote for. In that way the will of the people who took the time to vote is therefore given expression. His analogy undermines this exercise simply because the majority of the voters don't vote out the ANC. It's not the ANCs fault, the opposition has the responsibility to convince the electorate to vote otherwise. It's really not the duty of the ANC to encourage voters to vote for its competition because the dominance he speaks of is not a product of some natural phenomena, it's a product of a democratic process called voting. Let us not be emotional.
Yo.... I have to stop listening. My subwoofer explodes from Mic Pops, the mid to high frequencies are absent, the compression on mics/gates (whatever) is set incorrectly. Yo yo... My minds is hurting. Sad.
What's interesting about the ANC is that they had already embarked on Renewal long before there was MK Party, theRenewal message was "fewer but better" fortunately & unfortunately the flees flew out by themselves & going to the MK route, same as the EFF those times.
If you look at it emotional then yes, but if you look at it objectively, he ain’t lying 🤷🏽♂️. As young blacks we should take note and not play victim. We might learn more.
@@blacksands93 qualified franchise is a slippery slope. I also think some of the ideas are pie in the sky. He’s a commentator and a good one but there’s no harm of him putting these ideas out because he’s never be responsible for the consequences
Maybe in SA instead of this popularity contest we call a democracy it should be a point based system with a cap on each ward, whenever you do something constructive in that community you get 1 point. Party with the most votes elects president. Minus points for corruption
Sizwe is brilliant when he’s scripted. When he comes off the dome, he just sounds off. When you want to hear how brilliant he is, let him in on what you’re going to talk about so that he prepares. Penuel and Jamie are seasoned trolls (for lack of a better word). They’re consistently engaging in Twitter arguments and consistently talking on Twitter and UA-cam without any script. Whatever you throw at them, they’re always ready to talk.
Jamie guy is really bossing the guys I thought were smart 😂😂 to have both Pen & Sizwe on the panel and still sound more in touch than both of em with ease😮 🙆🏿♀️🙆🏿♀️ people are smart out there.
The sound wasn't great, also felt like a question answer panel instead of natural conversation on topics done by great minds. . . too fancy fancy Ill still be here for the next one.
Sizwe needs to visit suburbs of Berea, Yeoville, Hillbrow before claiming Jhb has not gone backwards 1000 times under ANC. A bit blind to the reality on the ground.
For a conversation that has an audience and production team, the sound is very bad. It's very jarring for people who usually watch these young men speak on quality produced episodes.
😂 Ha....THE WAY PENUEL LOOKED SOOOOO BORED * I'm yawning *....when the guy in the white coat explains "what is Democracy?"...yoh!! Hai....I'm bored like Penuel. Or maybe he thought " this guy is trying to sound like the smartest guy on the panel " 😂
As for me, the only alternative is EFF. DA is rasist and ANC is bankrupt on many facets of live, e.g. morality; ideologically , and morale to build the nation. Ideologically EFF is on the right track, Penuell's mind is something i would appreciate in EFF's think tank. As an African, EFF communicates what SA needs.
Why is DA racist? Have you seen what Gordon Hill Lewis has done in cape town to improve the lives of poor uneducated people? What is the ANC doing for poor people in any of the provinces they have? Nothing. Joburg went from one of the wealthiest cities in the world to an absolute sh*thole
@tessfourie4323 He is one person. The DA is invested in keeping the status quo. Yes, they will improve the economy as they did in the WC but economic power remains in the hands of white people. This fight is not just about the economy, its not just about infrastructure collapse it is about a deenfranchised majority that is being ignored. I don't have any political affiliations but this is to answer your question and i hope my answer will, at least, make you think harder.
Panuel is so arrogant and almost to a level of undermining people's agency. Voting is not a very straight forward thing in a country like SA with no alternative political parties. He speak just like most politicians who somehow think the people owe them their votes. just because the ANC has messed up. He is terrible and sees himself as some intellectual superior being to us the peasant on the ground whom should be commanded and bulldoze about our choices.
I stopped listening to Jamie as soon as he started despising coups in countries like Burkina Faso. I realised that his political view as a certain level of influence and based on a certain level of subjectivism. He is a witty gent and has some good points though...
The problem is that we don't have politics Oppenheimer through money in every party not creating jobs 😭 revolution is coming the gap in wide and they want it to choke so the can realise cape independence plan
Jamie was trying to explain that Democracy is a form of government in which the people elect their leaders. However, its ideal implementation often falls short due to various challenges. For instance, in several (SADC) countries like Namibia and Zimbabwe, the concept of democracy exists, but the reality is more complex. Elections in these nations are sometimes manipulated or flawed. In South Africa, the ANC (African National Congress) remains in power partly due to the influence of rural votes and majority of the eligible voters don't vote. If only working individuals who pay taxes were allowed to vote, the ANC might not hold the same level of authority.
My observation aswell…and this what happens when you term eloquence and good vocab as ‘being smart’ Sizwe answered the democracy question Penuel did but I dnt know why he was saying what he said after answering the question
This comments section is so disappointing.
We are so obsessed with competing against each other (instead of working together) that we’re even pitting the panellists against each other on who the smartest is. These gentlemen are not competing but blessing us with thoughts from different viewpoints.
Take in the knowledge without creating an unnecessary competition.
I'm disappointed in these commentists
This comment right here! You said exactly what I was thinking after seeing all the comments.
Blessing? Lol they growing their public profile just like any other public analyst or speaker before elections
Penuel is a machine… when you give him a platform to speak over the dome, he just flows with a lot of thought-provoking and conversation-sparking jams. Sizwe, on the other hand, is more like a perfectionist… he is the type that doesn’t want to make mistakes. He must be prepared so that he doesn’t say things that are factually incorrect. Jamie, on the other hand, is a great thinker, but niche-specific and more of a background brain guy, yet well-articulate.
The problem with him is that he sponsored Afri Forum
@@mawethumdeliswa7925 Just blindly running with something you can’t prove. He was a member “paying”, got pissed and left them.
Your Penuel says our Grandmothers our Uncles must NOT BE ALLOWED TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE UNEDUCATED. Who made it a point that our parents and so many out there were not educated. Sounds like an African apartheid apologist to me @@Facts_Only_SA
Penuel is spot on. Very in touch with the reality.
Your Penuel says our Grandmothers our Uncles must NOT BE ALLOWED TO VOTE BECAUSE THEY ARE UNEDUCATED. Who made it a point that our parents and so many out there were not educated. Sounds like an African apartheid apologist to me. Penuel is spot really dude?
Wow Penuel for president. Thank you for speaking truthfully. Thought provoking. Does anyone out listen to this intellectual?
I am an old white guy...I am so inspired buy these awesome smart young fellows! Our future is secure if these folks are involved 🇿🇦🥰
Oh yes...God bless a free democratic media...and long live Gareth Cliff 👊🏼
Interesting discussion. fire the sound guy.
Interesting talk, yes. Train the sound guy.
*UBUNTU*
🟥⬛🟩👊🏿
This debate should be trending
We couldn't agree more.
Jamie possesses a level of clarity that sets them apart
I love how differently these guys present themselves and how different their approach is to elaborating and explaining topics. They are all smart and I personally enjoyed Sizwe because he makes one think. It was so poetic, literally the way broke down his analogy about democracy. I wish people could stop comparing these gents and instead give them credit for their view points.
We need more of these unplugged conversations!! Well done guys, this was great!!
What a beautiful conversation!!!
In a democracy, we would VOTE out the sound team, they ruined the quality of this great production. Great inputs by the panelists, looking forward to more discussions like this one.
Insightful party I ever attended. This is the Human Race Generation leaders. Awesome talk Gentlemen!
Thank you for watching.
Great debate gents. Very good and thought provoking insights from the gentlemen 🔥 🔥
Very thought provoking points from all 3 gents..I guess it’s safe to say keep these gents safe and far away from the toppies in government - youth leadership has hope if we keep these gents far from the tainted system and our current leadership.
These are the brains that we need to lead society.
Love everybody. Mighti Jamie is too good! That "neuro-link" line😄
Pen your spot on...loved your view!!!
The dream team. Great discussions!
Great debate, Pen thank for your insightful facts 👏👏 all of you were definitely amazing..
The sound is poor. Brilliant conversation
Thanks for confirming, I thought it was my phone .
It’s terrible 🙆🏿♂️
The sound guy and the ANC have something in common "Dysfunctional'
Please see into it...The sound not backing up this Brilliant conversation.
@Penuel___Thank you
Jamie is just on another level..... Penuel is a guy who speaks whatever come to mouth be it democracy and potatoes. Controversial and flamboyant.
This conversation is proof that we as Mzansi, we like a spring that is currently being crushed by temporary forces.
The second we get a chance to get comfortable in who we truly are as a "cultural collusion", we wont even need rains to see rainbows all around us.
We love your optimism. We need more people like you.
@@PodcastPartysa From eKasi, to UCT, to India and back into a 3 years of pure solitude. You have to step away to forgive and love Mzansi, I know am not the only one who is willing to be the turning point, to say this financial and spiritual poverty ends with me. But I do know we may be few, but leverage can make a small timer move mountains.
@@PodcastPartysa I am the true Elon they been yearning for. Its clear to me now, am the real kind of what should make an Elon.
At first, I thought I was the next Nasty C of this country, then I started feeling like nha, am more of an AKA but with a Ricky's typo heart, but a Sobukwe in how I use loneliness as a learning superpower with this brain I got.
I been in India for a whole year, I basically became a lil bit like the true Bangalore Indian in terms of simplicity, unconditional love for pain and gain, foe and friend. FOE AND FRIEND. FOE AND FRIEND. THATS THE PRICE. AM NOW CLEAR ON THAT AS MADIBA WAS (love him or not, spiritually we are one, Mandela was right about this part, we need each other to achieve the state of spiritual freedom we need to achieve before we transition to the next plane of existance since death was never a real life concept (Energy is conserved that way, and we are nothing more than vibrations).
Great analysis guys, keep it up, we need more of this debates to get out of the clutches of this useless state of affairs, lets do things ourselves.
THE SOUND IS SO INCONSISTENT BUT GREAT DEBATE
I thought it was just me, how sad that something so thought provoking is not clear to hear. It feels as though this message should be broadcasted from the mountaintop for all South Africans to hear.
You may not like Penuel, but he is a solution driven thinker. I like that.
31 minutes in - who is this Jamie guy? Where do I follow him? Wow 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Mighti_Jamie on Instagram
Amazing conversation 🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥
I was hoping someone during the conversation would mention the name Vuyo Zungula, he has been putting in the work. Although it was a great conversation, and without a doubt a great choice of guests.🔥🔥
" ...lets get into the unknown and mindle our way through...." Sizwe🙌🏽
I think it's "muddle" leadership, not "mindle"
Penuel doesn't only state the problem but he also tries to come up with potential solutions
Great conversation, great guests, love the podcast.... Please just sort out the audio for future episodes so we don't end up moving to something else and missing out because the audio is unbearable. Thanks
Consider it done.
Great debate ❤🔥
I'm half an hour in and its a great discussion!
Joh! Penual is politically mature, umqondo wakhe uvuthiwe
So impressed by Penuel
Good talk = Let's build on it
Great panel discussion, but please can you check the sound for the next one. It was very soft on the whole and it was a strain to pick up all the discussion points. Thanks.
It is difficult, l listen to all 3 smart guys twice, The elephant in the room in Southafrica's quest for democracy is at 30%, based on democracy is for the people and by the people being 100%. Military government is 5%. Compulsory one party government 51% and Representative and accountable to the people directly and locally Government with all politicians elected directly and locally (1ward for municipal level or a combination of 2 or more wards for National and Provincial Parliament. So 400 members of Parliament all not elected by the people is 30% democratic, and, only 50% ward councillours elected by the people and the other 50% not elected directly by the people is 15% democracy. That is why we do not hear our members of Parliament and councillours debating to assist our voting interest and power; instead we hear radio talkshow hosts, Courts individual callers and on lighter note lately the Podcast party and me, and we are not going to be voted on the 29 May 2024. We have a non- democratic constitution since 1994.
Jack Motlanthe & Pen saying Julius Malema has no balls 🤦🏾 really disappointing 🤦🏾🤦🏾 Glad to have Jamie on the panel, he seems to be more in touch 🤝 🤝
Man, Penuel is an ambassador for Orania, Afrikaners and Afriforum. There is nothing wrong with this. But it is very rare that positive traits about Africans are highlighted. Those groups will hardly find positive traits about Africans and shine a light on them.
It’s got to a point where Penuel cannot string a point without referencing these groups. Some times in contrast bashing Africans.
And thats why the enemy loves him..
It's not about them and positive traits about Africans. It's us who always have a lot to say whether its about Orania , Afrikaaners and Afriforum. What Penuel is saying 1 we are not united as the majority, 2 We don't want to learn from each other, 3 We should be supporting one another as blacks, 4 We can learn something from Orania community about the principle of self reliance, instead of waiting for useless government.
100% Mvelase he's a hired gun,I think he received alot of money from Stellenbosch mafia he has to save his masters
Rob Hersov acolyte.
25:36 a Bill of Rights neccesitates for a Bill of Responsibilties
Penuel expresses his thoughts openly, Sizwe tackles it with an academic approach, and Mighti Jamie is a natural in this class, along with other interesting facts. The host is a clever black lacks usefulness, making it emotional to listen to him and his podcast.
Agree fully.
Penuel was good
I used to think Penuel was smart kanti he's just LOUD and talks a lot and a whole lot of nothing at that. Only thing he knows is attacking with no proper scientific analysis or probable solution.
Jamie on the other hand, what a brain and what a gent! You know you going to learn something new everytime he opens his mouth.
Sizwe - obviously an intellect and his answers may somewhat be philosophical and sophisticated and fly over some people; whereas Jamie breaks it down and yet still retains the intellectual aspect of it.
I thought I was the only one who thinks Penuel just rambles nothing
Psssss! You never critique what said but who said it! Relax all them had something valuable to say
@@sonininyaniso9683 Penuel said nothing of substance. Using Father child argument; for him to even think that proves his level of intellect.
Daniel is being practical. It's intellectuals who brought us here by talking nonsense
Eff will win in varsities because students are usually left leaning infact on some level if you arent then there is something wrong , they don't have anything that they own anyway. Once they start owning and earning and realize how Hard it is to accumulate they'll be less willing to give to the state
I wish this could go viral dammit!!
Forget it! there is nothing new and or exciting from this, it all recycled materials.
55:31 Why does Sizwe assume that Cyril’s investors are losing?🤔
Your volume guys is general low. I think it the system tuning.
My problem with democracy and donors is that donors want to silence a specific voice. All the big donors don't donate to EFF or similar voices. The question becomes, are we saying the issues that are raised by EFF and similar parties don't matter? Openhiemers, Rupert and the rest just suffocate those issues with money. Rise Mzansi is funded like it is in the top two.
Maybe funders must support democracy by donating to IEC only and level the ground.
Our donors are captures, they are not donors and they are setting us back.
Volume is so low
I agree with Pen - you should have to prove a level of competency in order to be allowed to vote and secondly (imho) South Africa should never have been made into a “one man one vote” system. South Africa should be a federal system.
Penuel dominated as expected, Jamie was surprisely articulate and held his own but Sizwe was overshadowed and lacked substance (I can't remember a single point he made, maybe he is better off doing the interviewing)
You didn't hear Sizwe because you didn't want to
Ayeye Doc. Please can you address the salary disparities among different races in the workplace.
The sound is low
@khathurandela737 what you say is true. Politics is never that simple anf you may not like Penuel, but he is a solution driven thinker. We need solutions not only criticism.
I can't hear properly
Good debate, horrible sound engineering
Tessa Dooms were missing
And Dan Corder
As a Penielist, this discussion just pushes time...but I'll vote for MK just because Zuma sings well
I really don't want to see coalition chaos. That exact immaturity and the pride that all these men that are at the helm of these parties, won't yield anything good for us ordinary and poor South Africans
Let's hope that we can make it through it without destroying the country.
@@PodcastPartysaIf South Africa can endure the challenges that the next five years of coalition politics may present, then there is hope. Otherwise, I fear we might resemble the children of Israel who longed for their past life in Egypt while Moses was leading them out of captivity.
Jamie is the most potent young political analyst in this country I do however disagree with his description of democracy in that the voting population of the country exercises its democratic will to vote for whoever they decide to vote for. In that way the will of the people who took the time to vote is therefore given expression. His analogy undermines this exercise simply because the majority of the voters don't vote out the ANC. It's not the ANCs fault, the opposition has the responsibility to convince the electorate to vote otherwise. It's really not the duty of the ANC to encourage voters to vote for its competition because the dominance he speaks of is not a product of some natural phenomena, it's a product of a democratic process called voting. Let us not be emotional.
Interesting take. Thanks for your thoughts
Yo.... I have to stop listening. My subwoofer explodes from Mic Pops, the mid to high frequencies are absent, the compression on mics/gates (whatever) is set incorrectly. Yo yo... My minds is hurting. Sad.
Should'nt have vocals or any treble coming out your sub bro
@@luyolosatyo4812 ha ha.... Carry on teaching this Sound engineer for 30 years 😂
I'm listening😎
What's interesting about the ANC is that they had already embarked on Renewal long before there was MK Party, theRenewal message was "fewer but better" fortunately & unfortunately the flees flew out by themselves & going to the MK route, same as the EFF those times.
😢Who was the sound person? However great conversation and insightful. But ey we all know who will win. Khongolose. Sadly.
Pls work on the sound next time..Great show.
not enough time for this Episode.
This needed a 2 hr episode
Penuel as much as I like him seems to have some concerning ideas like a qualified franchise. It’s giving Apartheid sympathizer
If you look at it emotional then yes, but if you look at it objectively, he ain’t lying 🤷🏽♂️. As young blacks we should take note and not play victim. We might learn more.
Exactly
@@blacksands93 qualified franchise is a slippery slope. I also think some of the ideas are pie in the sky. He’s a commentator and a good one but there’s no harm of him putting these ideas out because he’s never be responsible for the consequences
the sound is quiet bad
Maybe in SA instead of this popularity contest we call a democracy it should be a point based system with a cap on each ward, whenever you do something constructive in that community you get 1 point. Party with the most votes elects president. Minus points for corruption
Is That It ? No part 2
Q&A session will be posted soon.
Wow Jamie point on!
When you educated and chose reality you are labeled clever black as an insult
You are labelled a clever black when you ignore reality and advocate for ideas and policies that hurt your race
deadly young minds
Sizwe is brilliant when he’s scripted. When he comes off the dome, he just sounds off. When you want to hear how brilliant he is, let him in on what you’re going to talk about so that he prepares.
Penuel and Jamie are seasoned trolls (for lack of a better word). They’re consistently engaging in Twitter arguments and consistently talking on Twitter and UA-cam without any script. Whatever you throw at them, they’re always ready to talk.
Jamie guy is really bossing the guys I thought were smart 😂😂 to have both Pen & Sizwe on the panel and still sound more in touch than both of em with ease😮 🙆🏿♀️🙆🏿♀️ people are smart out there.
Wrong
Cap... He is bright but Penuel schooled him.
The sound wasn't great, also felt like a question answer panel instead of natural conversation on topics done by great minds. . . too fancy fancy
Ill still be here for the next one.
Sizwe needs to visit suburbs of Berea, Yeoville, Hillbrow before claiming Jhb has not gone backwards 1000 times under ANC. A bit blind to the reality on the ground.
Lives in a gated suburb, probably.
Gweru research desk and cadre boy join Penuel on the podcast party
For a conversation that has an audience and production team, the sound is very bad. It's very jarring for people who usually watch these young men speak on quality produced episodes.
Terrible audio quality. Great content needs great audio, otherwise it becomes tiring to continue. ✌️
😂 Ha....THE WAY PENUEL LOOKED SOOOOO BORED * I'm yawning *....when the guy in the white coat explains "what is Democracy?"...yoh!! Hai....I'm bored like Penuel. Or maybe he thought " this guy is trying to sound like the smartest guy on the panel " 😂
Sound😢
Kubuhlungu ukuthi niyalazi iqiniso but nidlala ngabantu bakithi idlani masekubaba ningasitsheli
As for me, the only alternative is EFF. DA is rasist and ANC is bankrupt on many facets of live, e.g. morality; ideologically , and morale to build the nation. Ideologically EFF is on the right track, Penuell's mind is something i would appreciate in EFF's think tank.
As an African, EFF communicates what SA needs.
Why is DA racist? Have you seen what Gordon Hill Lewis has done in cape town to improve the lives of poor uneducated people?
What is the ANC doing for poor people in any of the provinces they have? Nothing. Joburg went from one of the wealthiest cities in the world to an absolute sh*thole
@tessfourie4323 He is one person. The DA is invested in keeping the status quo. Yes, they will improve the economy as they did in the WC but economic power remains in the hands of white people.
This fight is not just about the economy, its not just about infrastructure collapse it is about a deenfranchised majority that is being ignored. I don't have any political affiliations but this is to answer your question and i hope my answer will, at least, make you think harder.
I liked what I heard when I could hear. But please get a new sound engineer 🙏
This was good until the host decided to give his political opinion
No ladies on the panel? DOPE conversation thou 🔥
t's not a kitchen🤣
We are going to do more of these discussions and definitely invite more ladies as panelists.
Ladies are emotional
@@sthembisomthembu395 give UA-camr Katlego better known as Concerned Citizen a listen. She's excellent, factual rather than emotional.
Panuel is so arrogant and almost to a level of undermining people's agency. Voting is not a very straight forward thing in a country like SA with no alternative political parties. He speak just like most politicians who somehow think the people owe them their votes. just because the ANC has messed up. He is terrible and sees himself as some intellectual superior being to us the peasant on the ground whom should be commanded and bulldoze about our choices.
I stopped listening to Jamie as soon as he started despising coups in countries like Burkina Faso. I realised that his political view as a certain level of influence and based on a certain level of subjectivism. He is a witty gent and has some good points though...
That he does.😅
Penuel should not be on this panel, such an empty vessel of self-righteous ignorance.
The problem is that we don't have politics Oppenheimer through money in every party not creating jobs 😭 revolution is coming the gap in wide and they want it to choke so the can realise cape independence plan
There’s no such thing as black Africans, I mean it’s like saying white Europeans which is just illogical.
29:40 you talking kak
This dude saying "do you know my surname, we'll be fine" was such a reflection of our country. So embarrassing
So jokes have no place in our country either?
Very poor sound
Ai nani niyo khuluma size sife suka nxxx... Discussing every corner of the table of South Africa. Podcasts are Light Camera no Action.
The democracy question was not answered. Jamie just explained what he thinks is going on at these SADC countries. Not impressed at all.
Jamie was trying to explain that Democracy is a form of government in which the people elect their leaders. However, its ideal implementation often falls short due to various challenges. For instance, in several (SADC) countries like Namibia and Zimbabwe, the concept of democracy exists, but the reality is more complex. Elections in these nations are sometimes manipulated or flawed. In South Africa, the ANC (African National Congress) remains in power partly due to the influence of rural votes and majority of the eligible voters don't vote. If only working individuals who pay taxes were allowed to vote, the ANC might not hold the same level of authority.
@@Candid-Light-4854 if I was a judge I'd give him 2/10. He swayed so far away from the question.
My observation aswell…and this what happens when you term eloquence and good vocab as ‘being smart’
Sizwe answered the democracy question
Penuel did but I dnt know why he was saying what he said after answering the question
Talk is cheap that's all the people do..start change