How much impact will this new RSA expropriation law likely have on the hunting properties?

[Puddle]

Ramaphosa Signs Controversial Expropriation Bill Into Law

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Zero i think
There is a lot of details in the wording etc
Its only enforceable if a lot of circumstances line up

 

[IvW]

I own 4 properties.....fuckem.....

 

[kurkasi]

Zero i think
There is a lot of details in the wording etc
Its only enforceable if a lot of circumstances line up












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Yea, that make sense. TY for info!

 

[spike.t]

I own 4 properties.....fuckem.....

Quiet night in the back garden pub?... ...in our local ..

 

[Clifford Johnson]

They must be consulting with the San Francisco city council?

 

[sgt_zim]

Zero i think
There is a lot of details in the wording etc
Its only enforceable if a lot of circumstances line up

I'd only caution you to not apply reason to such irrationality. Things like this aren't about making sense because they can't make any sense. It's about exercising power if they perceive some benefit by it.

"It is a grave error to suppose that a dictatorship rules a nation by means of strict, rigid laws which are obeyed and enforced with rigorous, military precision. Such a rule would be evil, but almost bearable; men could endure the harshest edicts, provided these edicts were known, specific and stable; it is not the known that breaks men’s spirits, but the unpredictable. A dictatorship has to be capricious; it has to rule by means of the unexpected, the incomprehensible, the wantonly irrational; it has to deal not in death, but in sudden death; a state of chronic uncertainty is what men are psychologically unable to bear." -- Ayn Rand

The rational person would be inclined to think Ramaphosa would only look a little ways north and see the disaster that Rhodesia became. But he isn't rational.

 

[jpr9954]

Trump just stopped $441 million in foreign aid to South Africa over this.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-south-africa-cut-funding-aid-musk-92529403c0902bacd9d5cc5985d429cb

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn01z1yy0jno

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-threatens-cut-off-funding-144401716.html

 

[Rare Breed]

All I can say is yeah Trump!!!! You would hope SA sees the disaster that is Zim but maybe not

 

[MarkB]

I'd only caution you to not apply reason to such irrationality. Things like this aren't about making sense because they can't make any sense. It's about exercising power if they perceive some benefit by it.

"It is a grave error to suppose that a dictatorship rules a nation by means of strict, rigid laws which are obeyed and enforced with rigorous, military precision. Such a rule would be evil, but almost bearable; men could endure the harshest edicts, provided these edicts were known, specific and stable; it is not the known that breaks men’s spirits, but the unpredictable. A dictatorship has to be capricious; it has to rule by means of the unexpected, the incomprehensible, the wantonly irrational; it has to deal not in death, but in sudden death; a state of chronic uncertainty is what men are psychologically unable to bear." -- Ayn Rand

The rational person would be inclined to think Ramaphosa would only look a little ways north and see the disaster that Rhodesia became. But he isn't rational.

So true, just look at us Canadians. What a cluster we have had for last 10 years. We need an election with a new PM and 70% mandate, one who's thoughts, ideas and plans align with our friends to the south.

I certainly hope SA stays smart and does not head or follow the old Zim way.

MB