I know they're reporting on bodies that were found.. but look at the absolute state of Durbans beaches.

Anyone up for a swim?

@Kitler512 I knew a girl from Durban in the late 80s. She described how they let Africans into the public pools, and they completely ruined them. They went in with their clothes, took baths, left trash and made the water brown. Though of course, she was a racist.

That’s absurd. It’s obvious what happens when you promote a society that doesn’t focus an individual’s responsibility to themselves, their families, and their community.

Wtaf

Indeed

Every day the universe offers you little tests to see if you do the right thing. Even though little things may seem innocuous, like putting the shopping cart back, or picking up the trash you accidentally dropped, they are fundamental in shaping both personal integrity and societal morality. These small acts of responsibility signify much more than mere habit; they are the building blocks of character and community. When you choose to return a shopping cart to its designated spot, you're not just keeping the parking lot tidy; you're demonstrating respect for shared spaces and consideration for others who will use them next. Similarly, picking up litter, even if it's not yours, shows a commitment to the collective environment and sets a standard for public behavior. These micro-decisions accumulate, fostering a culture where doing the right thing becomes the norm rather than the exception. They teach us patience, empathy, and the value of contributing to the common good. In a broader sense, these actions reflect our understanding that society functions best when every individual plays their part, no matter how small it might seem. By passing these 'tests', we not only keep society on the side of right but also encourage others to follow suit, creating a ripple effect of positive behavior. This is how culture and morality are reinforced, one small act at a time.

It is an extension of the ANC governance model. South Africans are demoralized on every level. That is how they win elections! It is time we change the government and thus the governance model! Working on it 😉

Awful. No respect for nature.

Probably from all the shit carried down by the rivers

happens every time we have loads of rain. trash gets washed into the sea, tides are higher and then when it calms down, yeah trash everywhere