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Guns, police, water cannons and canisters are always present at protests.
But go to hospital and try to find a doctor or vaccines. Go to a school and try to find books or desks. Go to offices and try to find jobs.
This government fails at everything but killing Kenyans.
When mothers in Turkana bury children who died from hunger, do you flinch?
When police beat students protesting fees they cannot afford, does your conscience stir?
When Kenyans are evicted in the middle of the night, as bulldozers crush their homes and dreams ; do you sleep peacefully?
You pass laws in minutes that increase your salaries, but when it comes to food prices, healthcare, education you hold endless meetings, form committees, and issue empty promises.
Because you don’t feel us.
The Constitution doesn’t demand that Kenyans respect the police. It demands that the police respect the Constitution—especially Article 37 on the right to peaceful assembly. Respect is earned through lawful conduct, not ordered by political decree.