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tycho
#91 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 4:12:33 AM
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I see that some of us think that @impunity's idea can be helpful; but it's easy to show that digging the proposed wells will do nothing but create more trouble for the people of Awasi.

For example, will @impunity expect positive cash/economic returns from digging the wells?
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kysse
#92 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 7:38:18 AM
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tycho wrote:
I see that some of us think that @impunity's idea can be helpful; but it's easy to show that digging the proposed wells will do nothing but create more trouble for the people of Awasi.

For example, will @impunity expect positive cash/economic returns from digging the wells?


the women organised themselves and dug well.
After seeing the demand for the precious commodity rise,they decided to sell the water as an income generating activity before the hyenas stepped in.

What I don'y understand is 'whose women are these and aren't these men their relas? it's a village rem.
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tycho
#93 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:26:19 AM
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kysse wrote:
tycho wrote:
I see that some of us think that @impunity's idea can be helpful; but it's easy to show that digging the proposed wells will do nothing but create more trouble for the people of Awasi.

For example, will @impunity expect positive cash/economic returns from digging the wells?


the women organised themselves and dug well.
After seeing the demand for the precious commodity rise,they decided to sell the water as an income generating activity before the hyenas stepped in.

What I don'y understand is 'whose women are these and aren't these men their relas? it's a village rem.


And if @impunity digs wells, how will he keep the 'hyenas' off?
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simonkabz
#94 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:34:11 AM
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tycho wrote:
kysse wrote:
tycho wrote:
I see that some of us think that @impunity's idea can be helpful; but it's easy to show that digging the proposed wells will do nothing but create more trouble for the people of Awasi.

For example, will @impunity expect positive cash/economic returns from digging the wells?


the women organised themselves and dug well.
After seeing the demand for the precious commodity rise,they decided to sell the water as an income generating activity before the hyenas stepped in.

What I don'y understand is 'whose women are these and aren't these men their relas? it's a village rem.


And if @impunity digs wells, how will he keep the 'hyenas' off?

He is digging no well, just yapping and shedding crocodile tears.
TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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kysse
#95 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:35:28 AM
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^^ oh tycho thought it was a real deal? Laughing out loudly

tycho wrote:

And if one digs wells, how will he keep the 'hyenas' off?


Well. the men who dug the first well ended up becoming the hyenas.
The sober men can form vigilantes to escort the women,but where are they? the brothers,uncles,hubby's.
Why are we even bothered when their MCA's are burning cash!
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tycho
#96 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:45:03 AM
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simonkabz wrote:
tycho wrote:
kysse wrote:
tycho wrote:
I see that some of us think that @impunity's idea can be helpful; but it's easy to show that digging the proposed wells will do nothing but create more trouble for the people of Awasi.

For example, will @impunity expect positive cash/economic returns from digging the wells?


the women organised themselves and dug well.
After seeing the demand for the precious commodity rise,they decided to sell the water as an income generating activity before the hyenas stepped in.

What I don'y understand is 'whose women are these and aren't these men their relas? it's a village rem.


And if @impunity digs wells, how will he keep the 'hyenas' off?

He is digging no well, just yapping and shedding crocodile tears.


Very well.
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tycho
#97 Posted : Saturday, June 28, 2014 9:51:37 AM
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kysse wrote:
^^ oh tycho thought it was a real deal? Laughing out loudly

tycho wrote:

And if one digs wells, how will he keep the 'hyenas' off?


Well. the men who dug the first well ended up becoming the hyenas.
The sober men can form vigilantes to escort the women,but where are they? the brothers,uncles,hubby's.
Why are we even bothered when their MCA's are burning cash!


Thoughts are real @ kysse.

What if the sober men escort the ladies to the well and find the hyenas on guard? If the sober can solve this, why couldn't they dig and protect the well(s) before?

Why do you think the MCAs 'burn cash'?
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Dahatre
#98 Posted : Sunday, June 29, 2014 9:50:59 AM
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I support the women of Awasi and those who advocate for them and will contribute to a well if an accountable system to get water to them is set up.

That said, I think Society has given up on figuring out how to stop a few men from raping. Instead we would rather create elaborate systems to support, blame or otherwise put the burden of rape on women…#rapeculture
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tycho
#99 Posted : Sunday, June 29, 2014 12:52:42 PM
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Dahatre wrote:
I support the women of Awasi and those who advocate for them and will contribute to a well if an accountable system to get water to them is set up.

That said, I think Society has given up on figuring out how to stop a few men from raping. Instead we would rather create elaborate systems to support, blame or otherwise put the burden of rape on women…#rapeculture


To be rid of this rape culture, we may need precision in our language.

For example, in this case, what's an accountable system? How does it work? To whom is it accountable? Why?

Otherwise we may speak pleasantly and work ineffectually.
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Njung'e
#100 Posted : Sunday, June 29, 2014 1:21:07 PM
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simonkabz wrote:
[quote=tycho][quote=kysse][quote=tycho]
He is digging no well, just yapping and shedding crocodile tears.


I also think it's just a stunt but we will praise God if he digs one damn holesmile
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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