Kakensa Ug

@AaronKaviiri @mkainerugaba @DaudiKabanda Gen. already listened, and saw that Hon. didn’t do anything. So you want to pretend that you reason more than a very Top military General, You don’t respond when a lion roars Gen has responded & if you had manners you wouldn’t have responded to our Top leader.

There are senior leaders in @Plugandaa who are angered by @mkainerugaba confidence in Kabanda, and they use or pay foot soldiers though MK prefers cadres to abuse and attack Kabanda. This has been evident, ever since MK said @DaudiKabanda was being vetted for a ministerial position. It is from that point that they started hiring individuals to attack Kabanda in order to undermine his public confidence. If @DaudiKabanda was aggressive in one way or the other, I'm sure, such matters could have been internally dealt with. Why did they choose to put it in public, was that move mature or was it adding value to the movement? What was the motive of sharing it on public platforms? Also. There's this narrative that once you are holding an office, you must be immune to criticism and abuse. People make it a daily routine to abuse you without expecting you to respond. That utter nonsense. All people abusing Kabanda are also adults, if they find it uncouth that he's responding to them, why are they not finding it wrong on their side to retaliate or send back abuses in return. In my view. Respect and decorum is a two way traffic it's never one way because respect is earned not coerced. On Kabanda being arrogant, I think it takes two to tangle. Whereas, We want to brand ourselves as saints, even Jesus Mat 21:12-16, Jesus was angered and threw out people out of the temple. Sometimes Honesty is interpreted as Arrogance. There are those with expectations that once they are not met, they tend to brand those they expected from to be not realistic. This occurrence happens a lot in political offices. And once you investigate deeper, you will realise that it is the unmet expectations that breeding the rifts.

There are senior leaders in @Plugandaa who are angered by @mkainerugaba confidence in Kabanda, and they use or pay foot soldiers though MK prefers cadres to abuse and attack Kabanda. This has been evident, ever since MK said @DaudiKabanda was being vetted for a ministerial position. It is from that point that they started hiring individuals to attack Kabanda in order to undermine his public confidence. If @DaudiKabanda was aggressive in one way or the other, I'm sure, such matters could have been internally dealt with. Why did they choose to put it in public, was that move mature or was it adding value to the movement? What was the motive of sharing it on public platforms? Also. There's this narrative that once you are holding an office, you must be immune to criticism and abuse. People make it a daily routine to abuse you without expecting you to respond. That utter nonsense. All people abusing Kabanda are also adults, if they find it uncouth that he's responding to them, why are they not finding it wrong on their side to retaliate or send back abuses in return. In my view. Respect and decorum is a two way traffic it's never one way because respect is earned not coerced. On Kabanda being arrogant, I think it takes two to tangle. Whereas, We want to brand ourselves as saints, even Jesus Mat 21:12-16, Jesus was angered and threw out people out of the temple. Sometimes Honesty is interpreted as Arrogance. There are those with expectations that once they are not met, they tend to brand those they expected from to be not realistic. This occurrence happens a lot in political offices. And once you investigate deeper, you will realise that it is the unmet expectations that breeding the rifts.