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  3. The first tear gas in Ruto presidency. This may become the norm. Not sure confronting cops is a smart move especially trying to breach the security gates of parliament. Eric wanted action and boy did he get it! Anyway, people have a right to peaceful Demonstrations but that right stops when anarchy and threat to peace starts. Learn from January 6th in the 🇺🇸. It was all fun and games until crazy set in. Now those that led the charge are in jail or hiding if they were lucky to survive the violence that followed.

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  4. What a shame to this government…all this police because of just a mere citizen with no weapon and you are unable to fight bandits…why can't all this energy they are using to fight this innocent young men who are representing a million of Kenyans be diverted to fight bandits, foolishness of the highest order

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  8. Am not against freedom of expression, but one thing i believe as kenyans we need to understand is that, prices of commodities don't just rise because someone is seated somewhere behind a computer and manipulating them. There are many factors behind why prices keep rising, and one key factor currently is the persistent DROUGHT, which has affected the production in agriculture. So lets just hope and pray that God intervenes in some of things.

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  10. I don't know why a lot of people are fixated that when this people"Celebs" open their mouths thy think they are always right on the views with Public ordinance??, Mimi for instance If I wake up in the morning & I decided I'm going to poop kwa gate, then the whole Country will cheer me up coz I'm famous!!….We got to walk away from this madness

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  13. Bring lots of tear gas kesho hapo taoo….and build more cells…hatutaki bonds. we shall live kwa cells coz outside here the cost of living is unbearable..Tukutane Jivanjee Gardens 'morrow…

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  15. This is a clear illustration of who the plods are..a bunch of lily-livered cunts.When confronted by the real deal in the Northrift, they fold kama jwala imeonyeshwa moto….it's always a pleasure when one of them is………jijazie.Why slap this guys? Its just a peaceful protest! Lets see how brave they are up North… katambe kutamba sasa.

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  18. Ben Davis eric is very right.The problem Africans we need to get real leaders not people who once they are elected instead of working they go round talking of their background and how they were not people by then back i guess you know who I mean.Listen to president Moi speeches sometimes all these dramas he predicted,leaders of such calibre are no where to be found now.

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  29. Why are the police beating people who are protesting for high cost of living they were not violent in anyway now the truth about this government is beinging to show Kenyans put on your seatbelts do not cry mama bogger everyone will take there share the Kenya you are in now will be worse than the days of moi and Bewott

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