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Cultural Deception
Mtafiti
#1 Posted : Friday, November 18, 2016 9:12:56 AM
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C&P

1. We care more for the dead than we do for the living!

2. We spend more to bury a person than we do to save their life.

3. We will not travel to go see a sick relative but to bury him /her

4. People will rarely respect you while alive but will want to "pay their last respects" to your casket.

5. A person may NEVER receive roses in their entire life but they will get lots dumped on their graveyard!

6. We will spend a night at a neighbour's funeral and it will be our first time to see the inside of their house!

7. No one gives a damn to know your village until you die and they will all fill car after car to "escort" your corpse

8. We will take the dead to the temple knowing fully well they had nothing to do with worship*while alive.

9. We might not have granite tops in our kitchens but use the granite in the graveyard!

10. An entire village might not have a single house with cement floors but the only place with cement will be a graveyard!

I propose we have "Cultural Reforms". We have a culture of "hypocrisy"
... a culture that is "Pro-death" and NOT "Pro-life!"
We need to value life BEFORE death.

This is deception!
tycho
#2 Posted : Friday, November 18, 2016 9:45:50 AM
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That implies a pro life culture would be the converse of the pro-death culture?

marko
#3 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 7:32:04 AM
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tycho wrote:
That implies a pro life culture would be the converse of the pro-death culture?


You have to try complicate even simple things like 👆
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Swenani
#4 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 8:20:21 AM
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marko wrote:
tycho wrote:
That implies a pro life culture would be the converse of the pro-death culture?


You have to try complicate even simple things like 👆

Why are you deceiving yourself @marko? Life is not simple
If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
timizo
#5 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 11:24:59 AM
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Location: Nairobi
Mtafiti wrote:
C&P

1. We care more for the dead than we do for the living!

2. We spend more to bury a person than we do to save their life.

3. We will not travel to go see a sick relative but to bury him /her

4. People will rarely respect you while alive but will want to "pay their last respects" to your casket.

5. A person may NEVER receive roses in their entire life but they will get lots dumped on their graveyard!

6. We will spend a night at a neighbour's funeral and it will be our first time to see the inside of their house!

7. No one gives a damn to know your village until you die and they will all fill car after car to "escort" your corpse

8. We will take the dead to the temple knowing fully well they had nothing to do with worship*while alive.

9. We might not have granite tops in our kitchens but use the granite in the graveyard!

10. An entire village might not have a single house with cement floors but the only place with cement will be a graveyard!

I propose we have "Cultural Reforms". We have a culture of "hypocrisy"
... a culture that is "Pro-death" and NOT "Pro-life!"
We need to value life BEFORE death.

This is deception!


Waah....that I like. I have been telling people around me the same. And there are so, so many examples.

I personally have chosen to do what I consider to be the right thing and ignore what the mob around me is doing or think I should do.
tycho
#6 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 2:03:27 PM
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Swenani wrote:
marko wrote:
tycho wrote:
That implies a pro life culture would be the converse of the pro-death culture?


You have to try complicate even simple things like 👆

Why are you deceiving yourself @marko? Life is not simple


The foundations of life are in the grave yard. The big question is how we create a reality that has both life and death.

Fullykenyan
#7 Posted : Sunday, November 20, 2016 5:30:24 PM
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I know of a moslem guy, who married a Christian girl. Their marriage was shunned by both sides of the divide. When th guy died from a road accident, Christians and Moslems filled the church to pay him his last respect.They shunned him when alive but celebrated him when dead.
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