Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/19/2010 Posts: 1,308 Location: nairobi metropolitan
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alma1 wrote:maka wrote:githundi wrote:Funny. ..how Kenyans support blatant disobedience of court orders. We have always accused the political class of the same. A people that supports disobedience of court orders cannot be said to respect the rule of law. ..cannot expect to call upon the same laws to protect them.
Please tell me why you would go to court to get a decision to defend your rights while you know no one will obey the court orders so obtained. This is always the root cause for the chaos that we will always complain about. ..
At this rate. ..ni maombi tu. .. You are taking us round and round in circles boss... Unlike Hambaglur, I conduct polls...My poll has shown that the only people who think that jailing doctors is cool and ethical are Kameme listeners. The rest removed goggles kitambo sana. Githundi please understand something. Everyone is in agreement that disobeying court orders should land you in problems. In fact, you won't find anyone saying that it is illegal to jail them. The doctors accepted their fate and are now in jail. Of course only Jubilee honchos avoid court orders but what do I know. There is another issue. The issue of an order that was meant to blackmail these heroes. That is what Kenyans of all parties, creed, tribe, color etc except kameme listeners are not happy about. So yes, the doctors are serving their time. And no jubilee stinks more than the doctors. I know that concept is hard to understand when you are confused between supporting muraguri in nyeri getting people to vote and the life of Kenyans dying in their homes because Muraguri refused to attend meetings. It's amazing that we cannot discuss a simple subject without going to matters tribalism  I see no correlation between muraguri,kameme and disobedience of court orders. Sometimes we sink too low in our arguments Democracy does not belong to the dead
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