Politics of trust Vs Politics of competency
A word of a politician.
We see enemies all around us or people with enough sense to say No to the corruption or malpractice led African governments.
Our individualistic thought and behavior has set us back, we advocate for equal opportunities yet we are the same people who deny others the opportunity once we are at the sit of power.
We are hungry and on a survival mode yet the very ground we walk on has all the riches we could ever want or need but without a way to put them in our hands how sad is that.
We say we want change that works for all but we are selective when it comes to injustice. Those who take but never give anything back surround us, but the enemy is already within us, we hate each other worse we hate ourselves.
Interesting views and writing,keep on it
ReplyDeleteThank you, we are learning by doing
DeleteRandom thoughts,I have never come across a scripture in any religion that speaks good about politicians,it is interesting and devastating at the sametime how much we are invested in politics,why do we invest so much of our time and trust on these people?they are all the same in different colors.If we want change,we need to deal with issues of spiritual,educational and economic reforms.
ReplyDeleteNow the issue is who will effect or direct that change.
DeleteWe enter into a social contract with politicians but they ignore their role, where then must we run to?
Power hungry elites, we hate to see it,greed is born. And when when we're presented with the chance to CHANGE the landscaping what happens...the course is clear,but we move different.
ReplyDeleteSo we must blame ourselves? Interesting
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