When Messy waDandora is out there, causing havoc in eastlando, brutalizing our youths, without giving them a chance to be heard, K-Talk is full of jubilation, and unending messages of job well done.
Then corona ina touch down hapo .ke, delivering police brutality outside your door, and just like that, everyone starts advocating for human rights.
Kweli, Dunia ni kingeungeu .
Kabsa pia wewe kiswahili kimekugeuka
Kenyans usually endorse police brutality until they become victims of it, or push for humane ways of dealing with even the most violent criminals until they meet the sadistic thugs that prowl the streets. It’s a complex issue but the fact is when you unleash a rabid dog you can’t control who it attacks or for what reasons. Today that cop is killing local thugs at the stage, tomorrow he will kill your son for refusing to pay a bribe and then label him a notorious gangster. You can’t have it both ways. Either you support police brutality 100% or you don’t.
Andika tu na mother tongue tutatafuta translator.
Sawa, point home.
Kingeungeu ni whuot maninja?