Matek:
There is nothing new you are teaching me about "politics" that I don't already know. What I want though is for you to show me the evidence of the Kabaka being "political".
I want you to show me Kabaka's name of a ballot paper and show me him standing for elections. Until he exercises that right of his, we shall call him a political leader.
Zakoomu R.
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Reheema:
I guess we have to define what we mean by POLITICS:
According to websters dictionary Politics is defined as: "Characterized by shrewdness in managing,contriving or dealing,sagacious in promoting a policy, Shrewd, TACTFUL, EXPEDIENT, SUAVE" based on this definition of politics you tell me if the Kabaka is apolitical?
I believe all of us Human Beings exhibit the characteristics noted above in one way or another. However the degree to which one exhibits this characteristics varies ... thus we are either less Political or More political on a range of 1 to 10 with ten being more political.
That said, Kaguta is most definitely on the scale of 1, Emuzaai 1, Ssemakula 1, the Mwesigye the Forumu Agende man 5, Kawa nga Ssemogerere 6, Ken Lukyamuzi 7, Our own Dr. Rwanyarare 9, Kabaka may be a 3, but he is nonetheless POLITICAL. There I have given you a crash course in Politics 101
Matek
n a message dated 2/24/2004 9:34:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matek:
I think you do not get the concept. The Kabaka will always be 'apolitical'.
There reason is because he will not be on a ballox paper, nor political party carcuses or committies etc. The Kabaka can only be political if he stands for office, appears on ballox papers, and stands in political party carcuses/committies etc. The man does not do all that so why think he is political?? I
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