Kenyan police arrested two young men, 19 and 21, and beat them up.
That takes time. It takes time to crack skulls and break limbs of living beings. And to ignore their cries of pain until the cries fade out.
It was no accident.
#blacklivesmatter #JusticeforEmmanuelandBenson
That takes time. It takes time to crack skulls and break limbs of living beings. And to ignore their cries of pain until the cries fade out.
It was no accident.
#blacklivesmatter #JusticeforEmmanuelandBenson
Someone needs to explain this joy of the police from cries of young scared men, their blood splattering and bones breaking
Or the madharau that makes them not think that a mother will roll on the ground from unbearable grief, and that a perplexed father would identify his sons
Or the madharau that makes them not think that a mother will roll on the ground from unbearable grief, and that a perplexed father would identify his sons
What do these officers say when they go home to their families? Do they have children of their own? What for, when they hate children?
And seriously, what exactly does GoK think we will do with those images in our minds?
Then Kibicho has the audacity...
And seriously, what exactly does GoK think we will do with those images in our minds?
Then Kibicho has the audacity...
What did the police officers do when they got home? Who washed the flesh off their shoes and the blood off their clothes? Where did they take the blunt objects they used?
The whole gory event took work, and a highly paid civil servant to do the cover up.
The whole gory event took work, and a highly paid civil servant to do the cover up.
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