Pamba hits back at RM hard

Montecarlo said:
Boss isn't what happens in your non-exist village a type of enforcement? The enforcing of social norms? That is you steal the society will have nothing to do with you. Such punish doesn't it act as a deterrence?
Same as to what your virtual brother has explained. Man is inherently evil and the only time he can desist from sinning is when the consequences of his sins are too painful to bear.
Waiguru became a gorvenor because the system favours those who enjoy political patronage.
Kenyans are breaking curfew regulations because their leaders are doing so and getting away with it.
Ask those D-s fools to arrest a mheshimiwa, even a funny PS like the PS of sports for breaking curfew and you'll see them peeing in their pants.....
Bring a sensible arguement...
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Punishment has its place in the society. I was not discussing or law enforcement. I was saying we are a country of thieves that needs a culture change. We glorify thieves and elect them into office. A recent survey found that more 50% of the youth would engage in corruption if they had an opportunity. Those are the same people we hire.
 
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bigDog said:
Punishment has its place in the society. I was not discussing or law enforcement. I was saying we are a country of thieves that needs a culture change. We glorify thieves and elect them into office. A recent survey found that more 50% of the youth would engage in corruption if they had an opportunity. Those are the same people we hire.
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Every country is a country of thieves, there is absolutely nothing special about Kenya.
 
:cool: :cool: cop humour down below.

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