No violence

General
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So far it looks like there will be no violence and I am sure some RWNP team members are disappointed.
I was talking to a shiny eye mat driver yesterday and the guy sounded excited that Raila had rejected the results and he was anticipating violence. I was of the opinion that peace was going to prevail and he didn’t seem happy with that.
I have also been reading comments from some villagers here and they seem to have wanted kanuke.

Congrats to all Kenyans who want peace for our country. Let us now resume our hustles because you need to put food on your table whether you are team UOTP or team RWNBP.

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I agree . Our man RAO was beaten clean on his own game and he has to accept for the sake of the country and move on.

I don’t know which strong leader opposition will have now that he is gone. I have no idea who will take the mantle from baba.

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Dont call it out.Ngoja iebc wapeane their finally tally and you will see mad men all over the streets

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You’re the kind of people that I am talking about. You will be very disappointed my friend.

5

Be a little bit optimistic . Even some of us hate violence . We hate seeing bodies being ferried around in bags . Peace be to us all .

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Truth be told, RAO was hoping to incite violence, by claiming JP rigged, and by inciting the late Msando name. Lakini wapi. Kenyans are wiser.

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We are all hoping for peace to prevail.Peace is the greatest asset we should have.@Grundy am for the opinion we should not call it out.You never know tomorrow but am for peace to prevail

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He should not hang his head in shame. He actually really tried. Getting 6.6m votes is no mean achievement. He should retire with his head held high and avoid making people shed blood and this will be his legacy.

True bro. But remember it’s individual Kenyans like you and me who will either have peace prevail or cause the blood of our brothers and sisters to be shed. Let us all be peace makers in our own small ways.

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True bro.I cant move to the streets to fight for a political leader.Akiweka watoto wake front line naeza fuata sasa

10

People never get that it was always Raila vs Moi , propaganda vs pragmatism. Moi always.

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He won’t be disappointed quite the opposite. People are cautious and will wait till the results are made official before calling this a non-violent election. That in no way means that we are anticipating and looking forward to violence. But that of course this is unbelievable to you and that’s why you can see posters here through a biased perspective.

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It’s called optimism, something that you might not be familiar with.

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Wait, so if you are cautious about something it means that you will be disappointed if things turn out okay?? Do you fuck girls without protection but remain optimistic that you won’t get HIV? Get a grip man.

14

Bottom line is that there will be no violence. You can take that to the bank

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There was violence yesterday… we can argue about tomorrow but you can’t undo the past. The bank will reject that cheque with a resounding No!

16

Do you realize mzee is senile and sickly?

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And the response was fast, we are past looting masquerading as political strife.

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I believe we are… there is no anarchy. But let me ask, should we through all caution to the wind??

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akubali tu na tubilii hawatamkosea kacheo kwa sirkal coz wanajua pia ametry ubaya yake ni kujipenda.he should have endorsed a young and vigilant guy ata kama hangepata this time 5yrs later angetosha mboga…coz ata wenye wamepatia uhuru ni vile hawakua na better option. his squad yake kwanza ndio inamuangusha kutembea na failures wanamchafulia manifesto. he should start again with a new team of fresh niggaz

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No we shouldn’t, But IMO Kenyans are tired, we struggle to make ends meet, why make it more difficult for we?