We don't allow braids at all - Soweto principal

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01 September 2016
Kroes hare wil geblow wees - Part Two - You mess with the 'Fro; you gotta go


By Mike Smith

1st of September 2016

The past week saw a shit-storm in a teacup about the hair regulations and prescribed rules at Pretoria’s Girl’s High school. The little [girls] were crying about how the white ladies’ rules and laws were discriminating against their ethnic Afro-bush, shitlocks and peppercorns.

Of course the leftist retarded press had a field day pulling out their intestines with article after article about how the poor [girls] are being discriminated against and victimised and oppressed...cry me a damn river...until two black school principals from Soweto (one male and one female) said they did not find anything wrong with Pretoria Girls High’s hair regulations, because they don’t allow braids and afros either.

Black principals: “We don’t allow braids either”

Nevertheless an intimidation march took place supported by [students] from Pretoria University who ... went and shook the school gates and shouted racial epitaphs at the limp wristed, white liberal teachers who then buckled and suspended all the hair rules.

So what is going to happen now?

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There is a reason why South Africa is still one of the very few countries in the world that enforces school uniforms, hair rules and personal hygiene guides.

When I was at school 30 years ago, we had to wear our hair ten centimeters above the ears, two fingers above the collar and two fingers above the eyebrows. We had regular hair inspections and if your hair was too long you got bliksemed. Three cuts standard.

Girls had to wear long hair in a plaited or ponytailed format with prescribed school colours for the ribbons, elastics, “bolletjies”, clips and Alice bands. Did any of them complain that someone was discriminating against NATURAL WHITE hair being worn in a NATURAL WHITE WAY???

No. Hair rules were always there. It was either you conform to the rules or you get expelled. “Vat jou paai en waai, sussie.“

None of this bollocks of holding a school hostage because you don’t like their hair rules that you agreed to when you enrolled. If I was in charge of the school board I would charge the parents for bridging of contract seeing that they signed the agreement about the school laws the day they enrolled the little bastards. Now six months down the line they find the rules “discriminatory”. Now why agree to the rules in the first place? Jeez what is this country coming to? I am surrounded by idiots

But that is how it goes in this topsy-turvy New South African Rainbow Shithole: When the children don’t get their way they get violent and the adults buckle. The children make the rules and the teachers and parents conform. And then they wonder why the country is in the state it is in.

These [girls] have no problem getting pregnant from their ... teachers in droves, but God forbid if the white teachers tell them how to wear their hair. Then you have full-force ... shouting “Rêssis! Rêssis!” for if arguing with [blacks] were chess, that would be the only move in their book.

What I can never understand is how loud and noisy these [girls] can be, but the problem is that when you NEED a black [woman] to say something, which is almost never, they never do. Just ask all the physically and sexually abused [girls] of the single Township [women] abused by all the men their mothers brought into their lives.

Mommy turns a blind eye and never says a word.

Nevertheless, when I was at school, we had a survey and a long debate raging for about a month on whether school uniforms should be scrapped, makeup should be worn, etc. I mean the girls were shortening their school dresses anyway so that a rule had to be made to keep the dresses maximum two fingers above the knee. Girls’ panties were restricted to green school panties. The white g-strings had to go. What is the point? Let them wear miniskirts then and “wys jou muis”.

This is fully allowed in countries like Germany. Girls of 13 wearing makeup to school and the hair all different styles and colours and the nails long and painted. If the skirts are any shorter it would be classified as belts and the pants are so tight you can tell if the cameltoe is shaved or not. Unbelievable, but true.

You won’t see any of that in South Africa. At my school the children voted 90% in favour of school uniforms. I didn’t. But most of the girls did. The reason was that they could see where it would lead to.... Expensive clothes and shoes, because everyone will try and outdo each other, rich children teasing poor children about their clothes, etc. Expensive hairdressers, expensive make-up, gel nails…You know how it is with women; like a damn nuclear weapons race to get the boy’s attention. They will pay any price for Gucci and Versace!!

So to cut a long story short; at our school, the school uniforms stayed and the hair rules stayed. It kept the peace.

Now today, I fully support this decision to scrap the hair rules for ... Pretoria Girls High. Let the race begin. Let them go for their expensive braids and shitlocks. Scrap the uniform too. Let them come with the name brands and see the shit it causes and how they will fight over boys. Check the braids and shitlocks fly. That is the beauty of nature. It has a way of sorting itself out.

Six months down the line they will come begging for those hair rules and school uniforms to come back again, because ... it was basically made for their own good and to protect them against themselves.

What I cannot understand is why these [girls] are in school anyway? I mean…Hello!!! It is the New South Africa with BEE and [Affirmative] Action…you’re black, you’ve got a vagina, why do you need skills? Just go and get “Blessed” somewhere. Leave the schooling for the white girls.

Also read my 2009 article Kroes hare wil geblow wees - Part One