I think the other problem is that most people have a limited understanding of the law but they still want to analyse the judgment. Well that’s what you get in this social media age, information is reaching people who can not digest it and that is a recipe for disaster. It takes three years of university studying to have a decent understanding of the law. Therefore I think it is unfair to expect a primary school dropout to comprehend the Zuma judgment.
So you want to say all of us here in South Africa we must go university for 3 years to understand the law? This person you talking about is very intelligent for standard 2
@@Mediabeehigh well I’m a Zulu myself let’s get that one corrected. Now let’s talk about law. Law is complex, majority of our people are not educated enough to understand some of these decisions made in our courts. Let’s respect our academics.
@@thembandaba3989 No I’m saying let’s leave complex matters of law to those that are qualified in that field of study and hope that they will do what is good for the country and not exploit our ignorance to push their hidden agendas. ngiyabonga🙏
Eh baba, there is nothing legal about this matter. It's political and your brainwashing is preventing you from seeing the cliff you are hurdling towards.
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So basically what is your point your point..? You utterance is not explicit and clear it is vague and elusive.....?
There is nothing unclear here.
Go and charge your IQ .
I think the other problem is that most people have a limited understanding of the law but they still want to analyse the judgment. Well that’s what you get in this social media age, information is reaching people who can not digest it and that is a recipe for disaster. It takes three years of university studying to have a decent understanding of the law. Therefore I think it is unfair to expect a primary school dropout to comprehend the Zuma judgment.
So how do you know that this person is a primary school dropout, Is it because he is speaking Zulu?
So you want to say all of us here in South Africa we must go university for 3 years to understand the law? This person you talking about is very intelligent for standard 2
@@Mediabeehigh well I’m a Zulu myself let’s get that one corrected. Now let’s talk about law. Law is complex, majority of our people are not educated enough to understand some of these decisions made in our courts. Let’s respect our academics.
@@thembandaba3989 No I’m saying let’s leave complex matters of law to those that are qualified in that field of study and hope that they will do what is good for the country and not exploit our ignorance to push their hidden agendas. ngiyabonga🙏
Eh baba, there is nothing legal about this matter. It's political and your brainwashing is preventing you from seeing the cliff you are hurdling towards.