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JACINTA’S SHALLOW THINKING 🚨 So Jacinta’s argument is basically this: if a South African professor and a foreign professor are equally qualified, but the academic panel concludes that the foreign professor is better suited for the job, we must still hire the South African simply because they are South...

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Morning Jacinta Ngobese🇿🇦 , the reason is that South African criminals outnumber foreign criminals by far. There are more South African criminals in Capetown alone than there are Nigerians in the whole of SA. Pakistanis and them run spazashops, they don't shoot at the police!
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Morning Jacinta Ngobese🇿🇦 , the reason is that South African criminals outnumber foreign criminals by far. There are more South African criminals in Capetown alone than there are Nigerians in the whole of SA. Pakistanis and them run spazashops, they don't shoot at the police!

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