Cant say it better.

Tried that and was almost knocked off by a "starbus".

Agreed @Chep. Disgusting
and on behalf of all wazuans I apologize for not speaking out.

hizo na ma running down zina pesa kweli kweli

I stopped one day because I wanted to give a ride to someone, 5 people end up fitting into the back sit which is suppose to fit 3 people and two people tried to get into the front sit, I was helpless since one dude took over and he was like, inatutosha inatutosha, kaa hivi, weka mguu pale, hii gari ni kubwa!

As a child and a young adult/youth, I lost trust in authority, I was isolated and 'punished' for being a 'rebel', I've been excommunicated . . . and generally, it hasn't been too difficult for me to find enemies and to 'fight' for 'my' turf.

Now am a child of the wind, with no strong family and kinship ties, I lost even my name of birth. Lol.

Today I've found myself in two cases. The first, my student was arrested by 'copyright guys' and their police 'accomplices'. He'll sleep at Kilimani. I'm thinking of paying bail and sweating it out with the 'crooks'. But what about the cost?

The other one was 'easier'. I found two men quarreling. One was a mido class car owner and the other a grocer on wheelbarrow. The latter had done something to the 'mdosis' car and was trying to explain himself. But the 'mdosi' was demanding for respect, and when it wasn't forthcoming he stabbed the grocer on the cheek bone with his keys. 'We' only managed to make the assailant do first aid to his victim. No one dared to press further lest he found himself at war with a 'rich man'.

By speaking out against injustice I've realized that justice has been used as a fiction to keep the timid in chains, and in the end, one may even lose his sanity.

And you did nothing? In your own car? smh reminds me of a prior thread of the guy who drove off ignoring an unconscious man.

@Chep.. The very nature of the replies here, signify how docile a people we are... and sadly that its the norm. Its been accepted. It might be the reason why Kenya has been a peaceful country despite all the corruption, wanton greed of our leaders(it even fuels it) and evil all around us eg underage sex tourism/pregnancies, witchdoctor ads etc. Even IDPs have accepted their fate!

The question.. and important one at that, is WHY? I look at Kenyans abroad, most go out in search of jobs.. not to create businesses, why? It even happens here at home.. Sheep/slave mentality. I'm no psychiatrist/psychologist but I'm of the opinion that Kenyans have a low self-esteem.. and it has alot to do with the way we are brought up. Alot to do with our education system. How many times have you heard a mother telling her child 'Kula hiyo chakula ama nitakuchapa!' Why are children committing suicide when they fail exams? Why do they even fail exams? If one is weak in one thing, shouldn't the system seek to identify his/her strengths and develop those? I, for instance, only learnt cram! cram! cram! If you understand what you are cramming/memorizing then you are among the lucky few.

Sad of all is people wasting their years slaving at their day jobs. Alot of us, its jobs we don't like I had a look at @Penny-stockers thread, where at only 29 he's building apartments as part of his early retirement package. And just like clock-work, someone comment that 29 is too young to be thinking/doing that I may not have had these thoughts imparted on me whilst younger, but I'll bring up my kids to be doers/thinkers/achievers not sheep. So help me God