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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Georgesoros on October 16, 2017, 10:10:04 PM
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A country that is functional, but instead they got a country of filthy rich lying politicians, conniving religious leaders, a 50% plus unemployed or under employed, uneducated masses, a corrupt police force, a judiciary barely functioning, ethically challenged professionals/institutions, collapsing bridges, collapsing buildings, trashy street neighborhoods, mushrooming slums, unplanned cities, etc.
You would think that a country being led by youthful leaders would be better than this!!!
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Very few of those things have anything to do with a book - constitution - or "values". Laws are a single input in a complex recipe. There is obsession with the one - and of course the aim of your thread is to lay the burden on politicians alone - while absolving yourself and Wanjiku.
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Precisely. I am liking your depth nowadays. Meanwhile the search for the silver bullet continue as we heap blame one one group.
Very few of those things have anything to do with a book - constitution - or "values". Laws are a single input in a complex recipe. There is obsession with the one - and of course the aim of your thread is to lay the burden on politicians alone - while absolving yourself and Wanjiku.
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Promises from politicians mean very little when these politicians know little of hard work, millions of the subjects have to endure to show semblance of a functional state. The only thing that works is that the small time foragers who do meaningful productive work are the beasts of burden generating the taxes which the politicians and the civil servants mess up with little services to show. The billions going to pay judges and lawyers to argue over this clause would be more meaningful if it went to free fertilizer program- this is one of the best way to feed the emaciated cow which everyone is fighting to milk.
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Miraculous promises are a non-issue. That's democracy. The west and other worlds were built through persistent smart work - Italian renaissance, etc - no great nation was built without economic quantum leaps - with lots of technology. Foraging the earth will never get us anywhere.
Promises from politicians mean very little when these politicians know little of hard work, millions of the subjects have to endure to show semblance of a functional state. The only thing that works is that the small time foragers who do meaningful productive work are the beasts of burden generating the taxes which the politicians and the civil servants mess up with little services to show. The billions going to pay judges and lawyers to argue over this clause would be more meaningful if it went to free fertilizer program- this is one of the best way to feed the emaciated cow which everyone is fighting to milk.
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Very few of those things have anything to do with a book - constitution - or "values". Laws are a single input in a complex recipe. There is obsession with the one - and of course the aim of your thread is to lay the burden on politicians alone - while absolving yourself and Wanjiku.
My friend, good policies make any country what it is. So when you demean the constitution by calling it a “book of values” an left speechless. When you tell me that leaders should not be held up to the highest standard for ensuring there’s sound policy, I fail to understand your logic. People only follow if there are good policies, otherwise they come up with their own. Exhibit. Moi’s policy was to rule at any expense and that is the reason Kenya failed during his time. Whoever who opposed him either ended up dead or in jail for trumped up charges. Am sure Uhuru has adopted the same policy. Lots of dead bodies. IEBC failures is not coincidental rather a systematic political interference - a product of horrible policy.