Julius Malema Says He "Doesn't Care" if He Never Rules South Africa
- Julius Malema recently shared a clap-back with a man who said he would never rule over South Africa
- In his response, Malema says that he does not care whether or not he'll ever be the president of Mzansi
- South Africans found the entire post hilarious and were soon laughing out in the comment section of the post
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Julius Malema recently hinted - or, well, admitted rather - that he does not mind if the EFF - and, subsequently, himself - ever rules over South Africa. It all started when a brave South African man tweeted:
"Oksalayo you will never rule the country."
Malema responded:
"As if I care."
Source: Instagram
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This came as a big surprise to many South African Twitter users who wondered out loud what the Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters meant by the tweet. Read a few of their interesting responses to his tweet below:
@Innooceentiaa said:
"Lol it's obvious you don't care... sad reality, all these people do not care shem... Black men, you are on your own."
@MrDrProfessor5 said:
"What do you want from Julius, you can lead on your own. It shows desperation from your side that you need him more than he needs you."
@TK_Awu said:
"He doesn't care, great! Who cares about him and his EFF anyway! People shouldn't be bothered about Selo. BUT I know the fact that he's feeling the pain right now. #PutSouthAfricaFirst"
Briefly News also reported that Julius Malema has once again stirred up some hilarious commentary on social media after telling two disgruntled judges to 'voetsek'. The EFF leader really let local magistrates have it in a recent Judicial Services Commission interview.
Malema first stirred the pot when he accused judge Dhaya Pillay of being biased and unduly influenced by the ruling party.
"You are nothing but a political activist. You are no judge and you deserve no high office... You are factional and belong to Pravin's faction and you're pursuing factional battles... will I be fair in that criticism?" Malema savagely remarked during the court proceedings.
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Source: Briefly News
