Kilemachocho
JF-Expert Member
- Feb 19, 2016
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Kizungu sijui na pia mi ni kipofu. Nifafanulie wewe kipofu msomi mwenye uoni!Kama kusoma/kizungu hujui...hata picha huwezi kuangalia?
Uko siriazi na hizi picha za kilimwengu kuhusu undumilakuwili wa wanasiasa na "ujinga" wa wapiga kura wao? Sikujua kama uko siriazi namna hii. I am sorry. Wengine huwa tunakuja huku JF photos na MMU kupunguza stress tu na si vinginevyo. [emoji125][emoji125][emoji125]Si kila jambo ni la utani.
Pole ya nini? Nimeshakuomba msamaha mkuu. Angalau kuwa civilized kidogo basi. Just accept my apology and move on with your SERIOUS pictures. Hatujuani ati!Pole sana.
Nice comparison...Wanasisa = Wachungaji wa makanisa ya kiroho.
Wapiga kura = Waumini wa makanisa ya kiroho.
Be a politician......and your point is?
Impossible! Haiwezekani!Be a politician...
Impossible! Haiwezekani!
By the way, did Descartes say anything about the monopoly of power, manipulation of the masses and the nature of knowledge? May be the politicians are just misunderstood.
The problem is that, based on the nature of their job as representatives of the masses a.k.a voters, not all of us (the masses) can be politicians. The argument that "the majority would choose being politicians over voters", while factual superficially, it's actually inherently contradictory and fallacious.As per displayed pictures: If one minds the gap between a politician and a voter, it doesn't need a rocket science to know that the majority would choose being politicians over voters.
By the way, I am one of the voters sagging in that packed lorry, though.
The problem is that, based on the nature of their job as representatives of the masses a.k.a voters, not all of us can be politicians. The argument that "the majority would choose being politicians over voters", while factual superficially, it's actually inherently contradictory and fallacious.
You ignored all my other questions. I assumed that by nicknaming yourself Descartes, you are also interested in his philosophy.