Bollinger:


It is no excuse to approve jungle justice. Of course the first human instinct is to want revenge but you cannot substitute that with a lawful means of solving anything. Falling prey to are base instincts will only result in the kind of society Nigeria has evolved into. A beastly, maniacal society where anything goes and where might is for some reason always right.

eezeribe:


I am sure you would have said something different if they killed your relative.

ct2:
u should know that our leaders are greedy, after robbing us the provide security for them selves only

Ragnorak:
So after the Abv Airport reopened they pulled out security on KD Abj road or what?

The people wey been get the road don resume.

imam07:
I pray this kind of thing will not happen to any of ur relatives. That is y u talked like that.

Arewa12:
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eezeribe:


I am sure you would have said something different if they killed your relative.

Bollinger:


And did i not say the first instinct would be to seek revenge? It is the normal reaction. But, that does not mean you must act on it. It is because Nigeria is not a functioning society which is why you are talking like that. Go to the U.S, Germany, France, etc, and lynch a person who committed a crime and see if you will not spend the rest of your days in jail. They understand that they cannot allow their society to disintegrate into the kind of society Nigeria has become. An unsafe, insane, bloodthirsty society.

eezeribe:


I am sure you would have said something different if they killed your relative.

Bollinger:


And did i not say the first instinct would be to seek revenge? It is the normal reaction. But, that does not mean you must act on it. It is because Nigeria is not a functioning society which is why you are talking like that. Go to the U.S, Germany, France, etc, and lynch a person who committed a crime and see if you will not spend the rest of your days in jail. They understand that they cannot allow their society to disintegrate into the kind of society Nigeria has become. An unsafe, insane, bloodthirsty society.

Authoreety:

Cum, don't make me angrier than ds o.....


pray Nd ask God to give u an understanding spirit,





then re-read what I posted,

this time more slowly!

juman:
Bad!

nigeria is a destroyed country.

Tazdroid:


BEATEN UP? OK

ROASTING? EXTREME

..or which type of lynching were u referring to?

AngelicBeing:
Absolutely without doubt, l agree with you

magabounce:

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streetzdreamz:
yes you are right, but what happens when the law is an ass?? that system is not working in this country, hence the societies backup of lynching, which of course is barbaric but what can they do huh?? hand em over to a corrupt,rotting police force/judiciary?? nah ion think so......

magabounce:

Only because "to a large extent" the trust that justice would take its course!! We don't even trust ourselves here, talk more of the extremely corrupt police

GloriaNinja:
THATS WHY I DON'T PITY CRIMINALS WHEN THEY ARE BEING LYNCHED.

juman:


nigeria is a hopeless country.

A government without direction.

That is why it is called a zoo, l will rather say it is a jungle because in a zoo where animals are kept there is orderliness, lions, tigers, leopards, donkeys, giraffes, antelopes are kept in different cages but here in Nigeria it is a confused, disorganized and chaotic environment, a place where you can drop dead at any second,the killers will go free or bribe their way from prosecution, just imagine what happened to these guys who left home to go and look for their daily bread to be killed by wicked monsters, and what you see their is replicate all over the country and one useless wicked politician is hiding millions of Dollars in the same country, the money that should have been used to upgrade security network across the country is swallowed by one single politician,and someone said the other day that if you want to know how hell looks like, go and live in Nigeria, l agree , nonsense

Bollinger:




Agreed. But just because the agency responsible for maintaining law and order is non existent does not mean you should destroy yourselves because that is exactly what you are doing. Nigerians do not understand the power of the individual citizen. No one wants to take responsibility (including me which is why i bounced out of that zoo) for the change that they want. To effect any change involves forcefulness. [b]The only way to change the way Nigeria is at the moment will have to involve bloodshed. [/b]There is no way to avoid it. Nigeria is too corrupt for normal diplomacy in order to effect change. It has to happen. If not, it will always be like this and much much worse.

magabounce:

Shey eez not d same Blood we're talking abi

AngelicBeing:
That is why it is called a zoo, l will rather say it is a jungle because in a zoo where animals are kept there is orderliness, lions, tigers, leopards, donkeys, giraffes, antelopes are kept in different cages but here in Nigeria it is a confused, disorganized and chaotic environment, a place where you can drop dead at any second,the killers will go free or bribe their way from prosecution, just imagine what happened to these guys who left home to go and look for their daily bread to be killed by wicked monsters, and what you see their is replicate all over the country and one useless wicked politician is hiding millions of Dollars in the same country, the money that should have been used to upgrade security network across the country is swallowed by one single politician,and someone said the other day that if you want to know how hell looks like, go and live in Nigeria, l agree , nonsense

Bollinger:




Agreed. But just because the agency responsible for maintaining law and order is non existent does not mean you should destroy yourselves because that is exactly what you are doing. Nigerians do not understand the power of the individual citizen. No one wants to take responsibility (including me which is why i bounced out of that zoo) for the change that they want. To effect any change involves forcefulness. The only way to change the way Nigeria is at the moment will have to involve bloodshed. There is no way to avoid it. Nigeria is too corrupt for normal diplomacy in order to effect change. It has to happen. If not, it will always be like this and much much worse.

Spot on, l doubt if things will ever change without a forceful reaction from the populace, l have heard about the same story since l was born before l also vamoosed and left that hell of a country, you cant do the same thing all the time and expect a better result, if a drastic change has to evolve in Nigeria, it must go with the way you put it because we have wicked leaders who have taken the country for granted and only a drastic revolution will cleanse the land of all the bastards who have crippled the country, and yet we see different posters celebrating the same wicked leaders that has held them in darkness for long, read through Nairaland , once a crime is committed , people respond based on where the man comes from, instead of standing in unison to condemn evil we bring ethnic coloration to it. What a country

Bollinger:




Agreed. But just because the agency responsible for maintaining law and order is non existent does not mean you should destroy yourselves because that is exactly what you are doing. Nigerians do not understand the power of the individual citizen. No one wants to take responsibility (including me which is why i bounced out of that zoo) for the change that they want. To effect any change involves forcefulness. The only way to change the way Nigeria is at the moment will have to involve bloodshed. There is no way to avoid it. Nigeria is too corrupt for normal diplomacy in order to effect change. It has to happen. If not, it will always be like this and much much worse.

AngelicBeing:


Spot on, l doubt if things will ever change without a forceful reaction from the populace, l have heard about the same story since l was born before l also vamoosed and left that hell of a country, you cant do the same thing all the time and expect a better result, if a drastic change has to evolve in Nigeria, it must go with the way you put it because we have wicked leaders who have taken the country for granted and only a drastic revolution will cleanse the land of all the bastards who have crippled the country, and yet we see different posters celebrating the same wicked leaders that has held them in darkness for long, [b]read through Nairaland , once a crime is committed , people respond based on where the man comes from, instead of standing in unison to condemn evil we bring ethnic coloration to it. What a country [/b]

juman:


You are absolutely right.
Life is worthless in nigeria. Nothing is working well.

But the worse part is that this is second time a former head of state became president and still fail woefully.

APC should cover their face for the shame they brought the country into.

Personally, l dont do party politics, both APC and is predecessor PDP and other useless political parties we have had from 1979 till date , the likes of NPN, UPN, PRP, GNPP, NAP, NPP etc all contributed to bringing the country to where it is today, tell me one single thing we have enjoyed as a nation, the basic infrastructures that means nothing to smaller countries within Africa is a big luxury in Nigeria, we produce crude oil but most of the earnings goes to private pockets, 43 Million Dollars found lying in a flat in ikoyi while millions are dying daily because of poverty, today , your former first lady was told she can collect her 5.9 Million Dollars from the bank, tell me , what kind of work she did to accumulate that kind of money, and the list goes on, we need good governance and if it is a LION from the forest that will deliver the change so be it but with the present bunch of criminals l see in the political space in Nigeria l doubt if things will change, maybe in the next world not this current dispensation