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Argues that the president is out of touch and criticizes the lack of action, implementation, feedback, transparency, and accountability behind political talk.
“Our president is mostly out of touch with reality.”
Argues that recognising feminine qualities within oneself can make men reconsider violence against women.
“Once you can understand as a man that there is feminine in you, it won't be easy because when you hit that woman, you are also fighting the inner you.”
Asks whether employees who wash decomposed or accident victims’ bodies receive counselling and whether male and female employees wash bodies of the same gender.
Describes how a faulty municipal water meter generated excessive bills, disrupted her medical practice, and led to restricted water flow before the city corrected the account.
“We normally use about between 3 to 5 kilo, on average about 4 kilo liters per month.”
Argues that higher birth rates resulted from the absence of contraceptives and pregnancy termination services, and questions how fertility rates can include decimal points.
Asks what is happening in the spiritual realm following people being killed across the country, and how this relates to the country’s collective grieving.
Argues that killing is unjustified unless someone’s life is in danger, and supports teaching conflict resolution and anger management to prevent violence.
“For as long as your life is not in danger, Rolex, why do you, you know, resort to killing someone?”
Explains that masculine, feminine and childlike aspects exist within everyone, and says understanding this can improve relationships and reduce violence.