Before Libya was invaded, it was the fastest growing economy in Africa. Education was free. Health care was free.15 years after USA led NATO intervention, Libya is now a war-zone, an open air slave camp. The USA has never restored democracy anywhere in the world.
You’re pathetic, and your apology is just as pathetic. Let’s not pretend you’ve suddenly developed some respect for Kenyans or Africans. You’re apologizing because Kenyans dragged you for your ignorance, and had nobody called you out, you’d have gone about your business without thinking twice about what you said.
And this is exactly how you idiots still think of Africa. You were discussing immigration in America, a country with enough problems of its own and lots of rats, but somehow Nairobi became your example of everything wrong with a city. What the hell does Nairobi have to do with your immigration problems?
What annoys me even more is how casually you said it. That’s how deeply ingrained this ignorance is. To some of you, Africa is still that miserable, backward place you can casually throw into a conversation whenever you need an example of poverty, chaos or failure.
And then when Africans refuse to sit quietly and take your nonsense, suddenly you’re sorry.
You’re not sorry you said it, Rob. You’re sorry we heard you, understood exactly what you meant and refused to let you get away with it.
Keep your apology. What you need is to unlearn the garbage that made you think saying something like that was acceptable in the first place🚶🏿♀️WANTAM!!
@mcpipita Those examples @kirerp gave are not good examples; those are privileged women at that have the money to outsource the unpaid work, which allows them to thrive in their professions
@Afro_254 Why did we need 84 delegates? I am sure the number is even higher when you include the hanger ones and significant others. These thieves are just plundering our resources at a time when most Kenyans cannot afford 3 meals, and many more are dying due to a collapsed healthcare syst
Mute those influencers and keep it moving. We are on the milk shortage, nurses strike, the airport strike, and the abductions that are coming back. Focus.
Albert died a very painful death, all because of one man’s ego. Months after his death, justice is yet to be served. He was so afraid that he called his friend to ask if he would be safe in police custody. His instincts were telling him something wasn’t right.
I can’t even imagine how he must have felt the moment he walked into those cells and realized the people around him intended to end his life, that he was never going to walk out of that place alive. That it was the end for him.
I imagine him thinking about his family, his wife, and his child, knowing he might never see them again. I imagine him begging for his life. Not because he killed. Not because he stole but because of a mere social media post. Is that really what his life was worth?
@mcpipita Malia is on point with her submission as related to the damage to the brain. I know two people exhibiting signs of dementia and Alzheimer’s due to drinking, and they are in their 30s.