Andre Hartslief
With all the mayhem and wastage of resources going on throughout the world, mankind tends to look out on the world from the perspective of our own people or nation and that means many of us are biased! Even while we vehemently divest ourselves of our limiting prejudices, we are at best, only partially successful. This video, although it is narrated by a Kenyan gentleman, addressing the societal evils of Africa, it is actually an indictment to all so-called democracies of the world.
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Do you agree?
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my argument remains the same. If, you can speak out loud of evils, then at least one thing is correct in the society, you have freedom of speech.
beyond that, i think there is much wrong. But we have to remember without striving no freedoms are ever given.
I agree entirely, with regards to my increased reference to elements of societal discourse, I would like to clarify, that I am in no way implying that these issues at hand, are destined for the scrapheap of lost causes, quite the opposite in fact.
i got it, we have to present both sides. I welcome hearing from all who have a thought!
I know that gentleman, Patrick Lumumba. I agree with his sentiments and yours too. I mean, African leaders are very greedy than other leaders. Look at Mugabe and currently, Museveni. They hold on to their seats, adjusting constitution at will to add length to their ruleship.
As one African to another, don’t forget our current AU leader, Ramaphosa, who is conspicuous by his presence, rather than his absence from a public appearance on matters of extreme urgency, as in, PEOPLE DYING OF HUNGER in my country, South Africa
Yes, and it is very sad. The lockdown has not gone well in South Africa. I don’t know what the AU is doing. I thought among other things its job was to help its countries deal with dire situations like this one.
Yes, my friend, so did I. I believe our mutual friend, mister Patrick Lumumba says it all for us. Thank you for commenting.