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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Real P on March 02, 2015, 04:05:39 AM
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I meet a lot of diverse people across the United States. One is these couple in Idaho. They are wonderful and kindest people I have met.
Great people!
These couples are practically saints. I want them to be my grant parents.
Turns out they are huge racists. I won't lie, my opinion of them has gone down the drain since finding out this information. But everything else aside, they seem like a fantastic people.
Can people like these couple with an absolute toxic opinion be good people? Say, for example they are philanthropists and work in charity. Do a ton of good for the community. But they don’t love Martin Luther King, Jr. Can they still be a considered a "good"? I see comments like "I can't wait for old people to die off, so their racist generation is gone" on other forums all the time, but is this really fair?
Anyway, can tribalists like Moses Kuria be nice? I want to hear about this man from vooke and his entourage
http://www.nation.co.ke/news/politics/William-Ruto-function-Kabogo-snub/-/1064/2631792/-/7emwvo/-/index.html
(https://www.kenya-today.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/139.jpg)
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RP
For me it is simple and clear: You hate me don't expect love. If you slap me on once, I punch you at least twice.
That said, a racist or tribalist is governed by hate. There is little you can do about it.
On charity: One of the Chelsea Fans who kicked a black man off a train in France works for a charity dealing with "Human Rights". I can only assume he is there for want of a better job.