I don't think we are so starved as to eat just anything.

A better analogy would be this. You go to a restaurant and are served food by the waiter. Someone comes around and tells to you that there is some poison in the food an dthat you should tell the waiter to take back the food as you wait for a clean meal. But someone else also comes and tells you that indeed there is some poison but it so little that you don't have to worry.

So if you are in a hurry, you can eat and expect to live, but if not in a hurry, you can wait to be served with a clean meal. There are consequences for both choices.

sky5,
Do you continue feeding on food with more poison ar feed one the one with very much less poison?????.....come on!!!!

I can listen to any other argument for the new constitution except the one that we need to have a constitution because we have been waiting or fighting for 20 years. Seriously.

I am voting NO but I don't expect daily life to change significantly whether the katiba passes or not. Who knows, there might be severe power blackouts after it has passed because everyone will be demanding their 'human rights to electricity'. LMAO. That's a joke by the way just in case someone is about to respond with quotes from 17 different sub-sub-sub-sections/articles of the draft. Haki watu wamechizi na hii kitu. No need to be so uptight!

Amurabi,
Wrong analogy again, in this scenario you already have a very chizi wife at home!!!!!

So would you be comfortable if the constitution is installed at this point (without the referendum) because the context of your statements indicate that "Yes" is the winner? Please drop the sarcasm. It is annoying.

YES...
A JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES,
ONE STEP MADE,
AND MANY MORE YET TO BE MADE,
BY A MILLION SIGNATURES,
A FRACTION OF THE CHURCH,
IS ALL THAT IS NEEDED,
TO COMPLETE THE REMAINING JOURNEY,
PIECE OF CAKE