+khulani mehlwana I still think that we should all hear what Julius has to say rather than eject him. They should rather ask him why he feels that someone else is a murderer and then ask for tangible proof to backup his claims. That way it could be resolved a lot easier without a lot of controversary and if he has no proof then they can address it legally.

Malema go a head

+Frank Hermus Well, during Apartheid we were not exactly honourable in everything we did and not every party could express themselves either. We are seeing the same as before and this is a problem with all human beings.

What time was that

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+Abram Sibiloane I agree with you. We all have our varied Political opinions but freedom of speech and what is deemed hate speech needs to be applied equally. Yes Julius used strong words however recently an ANC Minister told other members of Parliament he would "f*** them up" and he was not ejected. You cannot march members out depending on what party they belong to or not in the same circumstances. Julius was wrong for using strong words that I do agree but then you also get a Prime Minister who closes Parliament when the EFF asked him to answer questions that they had a right to propose. Julius is also frustrated because of that. I may not agree with the agenda of his party in general but I do believe we need to honour his freedom of speech

Stop hiding behind eff ur not a member,if is 1 of ur family

Wa nyela

Your think your parliament is a joke. You don't know anything about the Ugandan parliament.

Boyka

+Victor Nkosi Well said Victor - any party that is elected to Parliament democractically should have their opinions heard or if strong emotive behaviour is not allowed it must apply universally.

Whose hand