Sycophancy
Who hate this more than me?
Raise your hands up
Bootlicking
Who hates this more than me?
Raise your hands up.
Ladies and Gentlemen: some Kenyans are made of that shit.
Mkubwa syndrome
As a commentor on my blog called it “intellectual laziness”
We don’t want to think.
We would rather not.
We follow the masses.
Believe in the adage “the majority wins”
But I digress…
If you find yourself agreeing with everyone; shake your head kidogo
We would not know what is right even if it was thrown on our faces.
Look at the referendum
Hear them saying “We will make sure there is a new constitution” where is it???
Where are they?
Do Kenyans all over sudden detest having a constitution?
What happen to constitution? Constitusheni if you like??
We are carried away…Anglo whatever?
So what?
Corruption where are you?
I would love to suck you out
Mr. Clean where are you?
Are you really Mr. Clean?
What about the voters you bribed Mr. Clean?
What about those relatives of yours you are dishing jobs in parastatals?
You think other Kenyans don’t deserve them?
Why did you care about the KRA recruitment Mr. Clean?
What about the Constituency Development Funds Mr. Clean?
Where are the Accounts?
What about our time?
Why don’t you attend parliament?
We are paying you to do that?
Mr. Mr. Clean we are paying you to pass bills
Let me sleep Mr. Cleans because I would rather remain “Intellectually Lazy” than lose my sleep over you.
I will continue to suffer bad roads
I will continue to live in fear
I will continue to watch my fellow Kenyans die
I will continue to live below a dollar a day
I will continue to buy shoes every month
I cannot afford a car
Though I have read many books than you
You won’t let me
What about your relatives?
Kenyans are not important than them
Don't worry about me, i am not important
Yup
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Dayum I'm a comment ho!!
Ati intellectual laziness? The nerve!!!
Yup
ReplyDeleteTis me first
Dayum I'm a comment ho!!
Ati intellectual laziness? The nerve!!!
Remember this, coz some of us do!
ReplyDeleteRemember those days when you couldnt walk in tao after 7pm for fear of cops & Robbers?
Thugs have invaded the estates.
Remember those days when you could not discuss government issues even in a bar?
I saw kids playing NARC Vs KANU
Remember those days when no minister could throw his words (or ignorance) wherever his state-owned Pajero took him?
Now they roll mpaka funerals with their Prados, Rovers and speak of the ills in Government!
Remember when akina kamotho were "Kanu Damu" and Raila was dancing "Yote yawezekana" with MOI at Kasarani?
Pole sana for blogging on your blog, but these are the same old drums that have been playing. There's nothing new, just that they woke up and found themselves doing the same jobs, only with added freedom (of speech!)
The shame of it all!.
Same script, same cast what a boring play to watch repeatedly.
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