The celebration of violence is bizarre though not surprising since this is the internet. I think the 2007-2008 PEV demonstrated the obvious - there is no monopoly of violence even when almost an entire country is ganged up against 3 or 4 communities. No one has the capacity for a decisive win. And in any case it helps no one. We could have permanent grudges and eternal dislike for certain communities or religions but violence will never move issues forward.

You are unlikely to exterminate all Luos or Kikuyus or Kalenjins or Christians or Muslims perhaps for the next 1000 years. Chew on that for a minute. If their existence pains you every day you wake up, utakufa na stress ndugu Even a smaller community like the Samburu would be very hard to wipe out from the face of the earth. Heck, the Israelis have been unable to permanently subdue the disadvantaged lesser-armed community of Palestinians for more than half a century. Over the same period, hundreds of millions of Muslims have found it impossible to obliterate the 5 million people in the microscopic Jewish state of Israel.

In the tiny nation of Rwanda, close to 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were massacred. Someone would think 'Now, that'll finally finish them!'. But then what happened? Both Hutus and Tutsis are still living and working in Rwanda today.

Live and let live fellas. The hate hurts the carrier. A life of permanent bitterness is worse than death.

Two wrongs do not make a right.There is no bigger tribalists whether Luo,Kamba,Kaleo or Okuyu extremists.When this country burns it wont matter whether you are a garment supporter or a babu supporter.

Our tribes are acts of accidents (at our birth), but our tribalism is a clear conscious choice we make to discriminate against some other tribe...for this future generations will never ever forgive us for tearing and burning Kenya down.

One wonders why we have extremely become tribalistic especially in the last 2 decades. We are more educated, more urbanised and heck...more civilised. But we have retrogressed into stone age barbarians...this despite Kenya being a highly religious country.

Can we stand up for Kenya...now and everyday? Or must we wait for catastrophes and pretend that Kenyansareone?

Let us stand up above the tribe...if its not building us lets discard it...(in the Good book its written if your eye causes you to sin, pluck it, for its better....).

We owe ourselves and our children, a detribalised country.

Truly wise. Anything less than this will keep fanning the now volatile situation that is threatening to burn kenya sooner than later

The alliance did not win last election, election was rigged! I am a kaleo but I don't think Ruto will be a good president for Kenya, I also don't think TNA will support Ruto's presidency anyway!