What Is Political Culture

What is political is culture?

It is when there are common attitudes and beliefs regarding common objects and that where there is a belief that these objects have a relationship in the political system. This means that members of a society or the majority of them accept certain objects as being inherently political.

And if they have the same attitudes towards certain objects in question then we call this agreement between them the result of the political culture of the society they find themselves in.

Political culture:

When we look at countries no matter how large they are we can see that they all have their own political belief, values and also expectations and we have labelled these as being their political culture. And because of these

To the if they have these they are rest assured and because the political culture is taking their values as citizens into account in their political system. And because the government has provided the people with this they have fulfilled a vital function that would allow them to create and inforce public policy.

Controversial Malema:

Julius Malema has been a very controversial political figure in the South African political scope he has made controversial statements for years and has not stopped. His recent remarks has had almost every South African shocked when he said he did not want any Gupta family news outlets at any of their events (EFF) and he made threats to the people working there in an indirect manner. One can say that this has been very controversial in our political culture and the political culture that comes under debate here is democracy, freedom of movement and safety.

Democracy:

Mr Malema regards himself as a protector of democracy but when he made these comments it was something that started to be questioned by society. The reason for this being that he has in actual fact acted in an undemocratic manner by making threats to people. When you live is a democratic society you are not to make threats to citizens of that

Mr Malema with these remarks he made he has not taken into account the fact that journalists need to work in an environment where they are free to share their views and as it is their role and not work in an environment where their lives a put in jeopardy due to violent threats that were made towards them.

Tone by main actors:

When reading these articles one comes to a realisation that there is a certain type of tone that comes forward between the main actors in the articles. Mr Malema for starters has a tone of anger at the Gupta family when he makes the comments that they are a propaganda machine for President Jacob Zuma. He is determined to make the Gupta family leave South Africa because he feels they are just corrupt and they are corrupting the country too.

The main actor that is in these articles Mr Moegsien Williams has a sense of fear towards Mr Malema because he compares him Donald Trump one of the main competitors in American presidential race. He fears that Mr Malema may just do something to them as the workers at ANN7 due to his threats hence the reason he is condemning this comments as undemocratic and un