Rank: Member Joined: 5/4/2011 Posts: 116
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Amores wrote:masukuma wrote:tunatetea mtu ambaye HAJALI? its so sad! Kethi does not care at all! She never even registered to vote for the referendum! We criticize akina ruto for voting 'NO' on the constitution - what should we be doing to those fellows who did not even register to vote 'YES or NO'? the reason I say this is that wengine wetu anytime there is such an exercise - we take time off work, queue then get enfranchised. we verify our details and then on election day we wake up early in the morning to go queue to vote. While its everyone's right to decide if they are going to take part in the political process - THAT RIGHT DOES NOT MEAN WE SHALL CONSIDER YOU ONE OF US! Kethi for all intents and purposes looks like a spoiled child who does not care at all! Watu wa Makueni right now are edgy about the fate of someone ("mtu wao") who evidently does not think of herself as "one of them"... SAD! SAD! SAD! This is very true! So true. I was not in the country at the time of registration,and i could not get how a historic election could take place without me participating!In the end it worked out well,and I did on the last day of registration.So i find it hard to believe a daughter of a politician,someone who extensively quotes the katiba,someone who put up a fight in the supreme court ( like she knew what it means to queue and vote) actually never cared to register,neither did she queue,nor did she care about all those virtue and values she was expousing in the court- and even now she does not care;just looking for a way to use the corrupt system.And now from the blue,she has the interested of people of Makueni at heart;and of course there are people both in Nairobi and Makueni and all over the country, foaming in the mouth and sweating that she is being targeted.Amazing! in Roman times they were reffered to as the RABBLE, who can speak cold reason to such? "Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers."
•Socrates (470?-399 BC)
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