Thank you for educating on purpose murder! You can get sentenced for 25 years for not killing anyone but because you were there and there could not find anyone but you and then you are judged on based on you had a plan or was part of the plan to kill the person.
I don't see any racist here, 1st Jakaranda is a Afrikaans radio station, 2nd the white dude pleaded guilty that's why he got lighter sentence. The black dude plea innocent while all the evidence pointed at him that's why he got 25years.
I agree with you. People are calling racism so much that it lost its meaning and actual racists get away because of it. But as for the other point. I understand what you're saying and I agree that this is all in accordance with the law, but from a human perspective; my personal perspective. I don't think pleading guilty should affect your punishment. This guy got a lighter sentence because he plead guilty. Yes he seems remorseful and yes he has family and children, but he took someone else's loved one away for ever. He stole a life. And just because he admitted to it in court he deserves a lighter punishment? Like I said, I know that is how law works, but it feels wrong.
@S A dude I don't know how to reply, I'm a politician. Unapologetic I'm a active EFF member. But I hate it when peaple judge me based on my polical status. After a politic I'm Thembi who sees everyone as humans not as black an white. I'm in relationship with a real Afrikaaner woman her surname is Venter. We're getting married in November I can invite you if you don't mind so that you can see a real South Africans wedding.
@S A why do you have to insult me? Did I ever insult you? Don't test me dude I'm not racist like you , but note that I've just saw your comment now and I. Going to open a case against you for calling me a kaffer . I hate it because your family members including your kids will suffer for things that they didn't do. But I won't let you go for calling me a kaffer.
If indeed the black guy is serving a 25yr jail time for a crime he did not commit, buy a single ticket to hell for the judge who imposed the sentence! This a Transverse of Justice. The world belongs to us, the people. We decide who lives or dies, we decide who goes to prison or not and we decide who gets or poor - us the people.
lol that's the system hey. Maybe Dannie got a lighter sentence because he pleaded guilty. But Johannes is being hard-done, that's if he's telling the truth of course
By that logic I want the judge arrested..because there was no murderer caught I feel as though the judge knew this guy knew that the victim would be murdered...judge to prison..25 years
No racism in the different sentencing here. Often, accomplices that would have equally benefited from a crime and knew that if push came to shove during the execution of a robbery someone may die feel that unless they pull the trigger they do not deserve the max sentence. The dude on the left looks and sounds like he was the brains behind the operation, not sure of the circumstances.. just a mere observation.
I must agree with your observation. I also found it very strange that the guy on the left only got 17 years for first degree murder and the guy on the right got 25 for possibly being an accomplice to a murder. I'm not 100% familiar with either of their cases, but from what I read it has all got to do with your plea. If you plead guilty like the guy on the left did, you get a lighter sentence. So just because you admit to being a murderer you deserve less punishment? Like I said, I don't know all the details, but this makes no sense to me.
I see no racism here. Afrikaans is a language too( although its associated with apartheid and hatred to most black people). Had the interviewer been black I'm sure he would have been inclined out of habit to speak to his fellow brother Johannes in a language that they could relate to. Eg had interviewer been Venda and he is interviewing Hulisani ....I'm sure he would have said " hendaaa vho Hulisani! Bare mini na? Khakhathe?". Lol...something along those lines.
I don't understand this. White folk find it easy to speak to their language with their fellow white folk. While Africans feel the need to be inclusive to speak in English to be inclusive😅. Hope these men contribute positively in their communities and families
If you don't understand Afrikaans and you want to understand what the conversation is about. Learn the language. Not so difficult. I was just 2 years old when I could understand a conversation in Afrikaans. WHITE PRIVILEGE and racist is not an argument in a discussion. To me white privilege means a white person who is educated, qualified and able to do a certain job and is proud of him or herself. You dont see educated, qualified and able too often in the public sector any more. I wonder why. Maybe it is because there is no more pride in doing something right the first time.
Jakaranda Fm has got mostly Afrikaans listenership and we can cut a slack for Riaan on that basis. I know we have a painful past relating to Afrikaans, however it would be advisable for all citizens to be multi lingual and if possible to learn other languages from other countries.
@@sebatentlatleng5155 the said part is that it will always be blacks that will need to be multilingual. Cause honestly speaking, the official languages is SA are English & Afrikaans.
@@nalankosi It is advantageous to be multi lingual and that will give you an upper hand in all the situations. You will become a better person in that learning a particular language is like adding an extra person and more in you. Languages are attached to customs and traditions, which is a bonus.
@@sebatentlatleng5155 the only time it'll ever be advantageous to have multiple languages will only be when all languages are treated as "official" languages. For example in all 9 provinces, official docs available in all official languages in all 9 provinces, in all schools in SA, if no languages enjoy higher privileges over other languages.
If you don't understand Afrikaans and you want to understand what the conversation is about. Learn the language. Not so difficult. I was just 2 years old when I could understand a conversation in Afrikaans. WHITE PRIVILEGE and racist is not an argument in a discussion. To me white privilege means a white person who is educated, qualified and able to do a certain job and is proud of him or herself. You dont see educated, qualified and able too often in the public sector any more. I wonder why. Maybe it is because there is no more pride in doing something right the first time.
I’m so proud of Dannie for asking to speak English to accommodate everyone!!
and he seems to accept responsibility..no excuses
It’s prison baba 😹😹😹
Fulu u don't gave to b proud of him. u do it everyday...
Riaan I'm going to speak English because most of the people here speak English✊🏿
Afrikaans is local language
Afrikaans was still fine
Prison set him straight 😹😹
Then takes responsibility for his actions.... Somewhat commendable
Shame on the interviewer. Good thing he told him to speak English.
Indeed, big respect for these felloz
If you plead guilty.. You get a lighter sentence, if you don't plead guilty.. You get 25 n more
Thank you for educating on purpose murder! You can get sentenced for 25 years for not killing anyone but because you were there and there could not find anyone but you and then you are judged on based on you had a plan or was part of the plan to kill the person.
I don't see any racist here, 1st Jakaranda is a Afrikaans radio station, 2nd the white dude pleaded guilty that's why he got lighter sentence. The black dude plea innocent while all the evidence pointed at him that's why he got 25years.
I agree with you. People are calling racism so much that it lost its meaning and actual racists get away because of it.
But as for the other point. I understand what you're saying and I agree that this is all in accordance with the law, but from a human perspective; my personal perspective. I don't think pleading guilty should affect your punishment. This guy got a lighter sentence because he plead guilty. Yes he seems remorseful and yes he has family and children, but he took someone else's loved one away for ever. He stole a life. And just because he admitted to it in court he deserves a lighter punishment? Like I said, I know that is how law works, but it feels wrong.
@@truter5243 I understand you it's a law not racism because this law applied to everyone black an white.
@S A dude I don't know how to reply, I'm a politician. Unapologetic I'm a active EFF member. But I hate it when peaple judge me based on my polical status. After a politic I'm Thembi who sees everyone as humans not as black an white. I'm in relationship with a real Afrikaaner woman her surname is Venter. We're getting married in November I can invite you if you don't mind so that you can see a real South Africans wedding.
@@thembisibanyoni4435 pics or its a lie dude.
@S A why do you have to insult me? Did I ever insult you? Don't test me dude I'm not racist like you , but note that I've just saw your comment now and I. Going to open a case against you for calling me a kaffer . I hate it because your family members including your kids will suffer for things that they didn't do. But I won't let you go for calling me a kaffer.
Johannes speaks good English
25 years for nothing but 17 years for murder nee wat
Colour of the skin dominate
Our justice for you😂😂😂😂
Our justice sucks
Haaibo!!!!
South africa s justice
If indeed the black guy is serving a 25yr jail time for a crime he did not commit, buy a single ticket to hell for the judge who imposed the sentence! This a Transverse of Justice. The world belongs to us, the people. We decide who lives or dies, we decide who goes to prison or not and we decide who gets or poor - us the people.
My Respects to Danie
interesting on the Sentences and the crimes committed.
lol that's the system hey. Maybe Dannie got a lighter sentence because he pleaded guilty. But Johannes is being hard-done, that's if he's telling the truth of course
Maybe
The Justice system is terrible
You can't believe the version of a criminal
@jacaranda can you please confirm the date that this interview was conducted? Was it on the 19 May 2016? The day it was published?
25 years for not snitching vs 8 for catching a body in the 1st degree
Common purpose murder? Someone paid good money for this frame.
Big up Dannie,
So this two are all for murders but different years behind bars?
So they told him to stop his Afrikaans!Wow
Exactly my thoughts, 8 years and 25 years I ask my self hw does it work
both of them are in for murder but different sentencing ya ne this country
Depends on if you plea or not:
@@GamaVukani I know many people who pleaded guilty for killing and they've been charge life sentence.
Were they handcuffed in this interview?
The interviewer isn’t so good .
By that logic I want the judge arrested..because there was no murderer caught I feel as though the judge knew this guy knew that the victim would be murdered...judge to prison..25 years
No racism in the different sentencing here. Often, accomplices that would have equally benefited from a crime and knew that if push came to shove during the execution of a robbery someone may die feel that unless they pull the trigger they do not deserve the max sentence. The dude on the left looks and sounds like he was the brains behind the operation, not sure of the circumstances.. just a mere observation.
I must agree with your observation. I also found it very strange that the guy on the left only got 17 years for first degree murder and the guy on the right got 25 for possibly being an accomplice to a murder. I'm not 100% familiar with either of their cases, but from what I read it has all got to do with your plea. If you plead guilty like the guy on the left did, you get a lighter sentence. So just because you admit to being a murderer you deserve less punishment? Like I said, I don't know all the details, but this makes no sense to me.
17 vs 25
I see no racism here. Afrikaans is a language too( although its associated with apartheid and hatred to most black people). Had the interviewer been black I'm sure he would have been inclined out of habit to speak to his fellow brother Johannes in a language that they could relate to. Eg had interviewer been Venda and he is interviewing Hulisani ....I'm sure he would have said " hendaaa vho Hulisani! Bare mini na? Khakhathe?". Lol...something along those lines.
True
I don't understand this. White folk find it easy to speak to their language with their fellow white folk. While Africans feel the need to be inclusive to speak in English to be inclusive😅. Hope these men contribute positively in their communities and families
they must review these guys sentences, this is totally unacceptable, Just because of colour?
Unfair comment bro.
Poor interview
What an awful interviewer
The interviewer is unprofessional.
The presenter is so bad
If you don't understand Afrikaans and you want to understand what the conversation is about. Learn the language. Not so difficult. I was just 2 years old when I could understand a conversation in Afrikaans. WHITE PRIVILEGE and racist is not an argument in a discussion. To me white privilege means a white person who is educated, qualified and able to do a certain job and is proud of him or herself. You dont see educated, qualified and able too often in the public sector any more. I wonder why. Maybe it is because there is no more pride in doing something right the first time.
The interviewer trying to be racist on air with his Afrikaans! Sies man he needs to be fired this one!
How was he racist ? Where exactly in the video ? Please quote ...
Unfair comment bro. He just spoke his mother tongue. Does speaking Afrikaans taal show racism?..
@@sbusisondwandwe4167 We need more citizens like you ... Pour yourself a Bells ! ;-)
So speaking Afrikaans is racist.... mxm
This racism thing of yours is irritating. Jacaranda fm is an Afrikaans and English station. So what's your issue kahle kahle????
Riaan doesn't deserve the chair he is sitting on. that Afrikaans move, 👎.
Jakaranda Fm has got mostly Afrikaans listenership and we can cut a slack for Riaan on that basis.
I know we have a painful past relating to Afrikaans, however it would be advisable for all citizens to be multi lingual and if possible to learn other languages from other countries.
@@sebatentlatleng5155 the said part is that it will always be blacks that will need to be multilingual. Cause honestly speaking, the official languages is SA are English & Afrikaans.
@@nalankosi It is advantageous to be multi lingual and that will give you an upper hand in all the situations. You will become a better person in that learning a particular language is like adding an extra person and more in you.
Languages are attached to customs and traditions, which is a bonus.
@@sebatentlatleng5155 the only time it'll ever be advantageous to have multiple languages will only be when all languages are treated as "official" languages. For example in all 9 provinces, official docs available in all official languages in all 9 provinces, in all schools in SA, if no languages enjoy higher privileges over other languages.
@@nalankosi but Jakaranda FM is a Afrikaans radio station. I've learnt Afrikaans through Jakaranda FM.
horrible presenting skills from the oak.
If you don't understand Afrikaans and you want to understand what the conversation is about. Learn the language. Not so difficult. I was just 2 years old when I could understand a conversation in Afrikaans. WHITE PRIVILEGE and racist is not an argument in a discussion. To me white privilege means a white person who is educated, qualified and able to do a certain job and is proud of him or herself. You dont see educated, qualified and able too often in the public sector any more. I wonder why. Maybe it is because there is no more pride in doing something right the first time.