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@Typo-MAGAshiv I'm not sure how many refugees ended on your soil since Trump spoke to the South African president. If you observe the numbers from the time the media was covering this heavily you'd realize the number of refugees has dropped significantly. Plus America is the one putting some South African farmers out of work by providing food aid that messing with the country's supply and demand.
@Typo-MAGAshiv the song emerged during the anti-apartheid resistance in South Africa's townships in the late 1980s. It was widely sung and popularized at a mass rally following the murder of South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani. The videos you saw was probably Julius Malema and his political party of the Economic Freedom Fighters, they sang the song during legal battles over whether it constitutes hate speech or protected free political expression. The song became popular because white farmer were abusing and killing their black workers during apartheid. Subsequent the murder of Chris Hani made it even more popular.
Young lady displays ZERO self control, or clue how to behave during a traffic stop. Pulled over for 70 in a 35 and with children in the car, she proceeds to ignore the officer at her window, yammering on her phone instead. Volume warning, especially once she's seated in the back of the patrol car and has a Demon Screeching meltdown.
@Typo-MAGAshiv mainstream media is not even that much interested to reveal fraud and other criminal activities and stats of invaders in so called 'white countries'. What happens in Africa is a media-mirage.
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Is it a good idea to intentionally not close on first date ?
So I was talking to a friend at work who’s relatively senior and is about 10 years older. I know he has a fair bit of experience with the ladies, as to how hot these women are - I’m not too sure. He mentioned to me that on the first date it’s best to flirt and show intent but intentionally do not go for a kiss or try to escalate into sex. The reason being is to show how good of a guy you are, and then on the second date escalate it all the way to sex. That will then help overcome any asd and also make them more obsessed with you rather than them feeling like you’re a shady character that just wanted them for sex/ them nexting you for trying it.
Is this good advice or is he talking out of his ass? For example if there’s someone you want to take a little more seriously, or if you want to overcome the barriers of asd, don’t invite them over to your place (or hotel if travelling) - after the first date.
I’ve had scenarios where women were willing to come back to where I’m staying on first date, but also in some instances they weren’t. So I’m not sure if this is a good or bad idea.
For context I’m in mylates 20s and mainly interact with women in early to mid 20s.
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