“ Posted by: sharkbok (11579 posts)
May 15, 2020, 23:22If the IQ voting process had started in the 1960s, the smartest black people like Mandela, Mbeki and everyone else, could easily have made the requirement of 90 IQ.
Many whites would not make this... “
It is time for you to stop digging mate. There could not have been IQ voting. It is probably the worst form of discrimination you can think of. No blacks or at best very few of them would have passed your benchmark. There simply were no tests available to fairly test them.
Let me make this clear right now. I am by no means saying that they were stupid. Some of the wisest people that I have met in my life were old black men.
This may be long winded but bear with me. My brother in law found a way to have an excellent rapport with his black farm workers. It was amazing to witness the mutual respect and even friendship. The old folk on the farm approached him and said that they had an idea to help him discipline the younger workers because, in their own view, the young ones were getting out of hand and did not pull their weight.
They suggested that they return to the traditional Mapedi ways. They introduced a Lahotla, a traditional court of law, based on the Bapedi culture. It was nothing but a court and you would be amazed at how closely it resembled our western courts. It was unbelievably to hear them argue the cases. They had their prosecutors and the accused had his defence council. They called witnesses and cross examined like you wouldn’t believe. I listened to them deliberate verdicts and sentencing. Would any of those people have scored over 80 in a western IQ test? Not a chance. I saw the same in Sekhukuhne land. I have had many chats with elders over there.
To get to some names that you have mentioned. Mandela, as a young shepherd boy, that he was, would not have scored much on those IQ tests, yet he studied, got a law degree and became a practicing lawyer. Mbeki studied Economics in London. As a youngster he was expelled from school in rural eastern Cape. It is unlikely that he would have scored high on those IQ tests. Is he stupid? No ways. After being expelled he was home schooled in Johannesburg and did his A levels and when his family went into exile he studied Economics, as I said. His brother, Moloetsi, is a well known writer and political analyst and also a fierce critic of the ANC. Not sure whether he still harbours those sentiments.
To reiterate, the tests that were available were tests developed by universities based on international standards and adapted for white South Africans. To do it for black kids would have required black academics with an intimate knowledge of the black culture, language and idiom. Remind us again how many black nations and different black languages there are in SA again. The black academics, let me remind you again, were not interested in developing those test batteries.
Your IQ plan is more dead on arrival than the Government of National Unity.
Out of curiosity, without Googling, what do you know about IQ tests and compiling and interpreting them?
What can you remember about the IQ test/s that you have done?
I say again, voting eligibility, based on IQ is probably more discriminatory than skin colour.
My guess is that the first ones to start bitching and moaning the minute you introduce IQ to determine voter eligibility would be the virtue signalling leftie luvies.
FFS, they would give their cats and dogs the right to vote if it would help them.