mitmitaye wrote: ↑26 Mar 2019, 16:51
DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019, 16:44
Can't he understand what it means, when we say all the roads to power should follow the path of democratic means?
In such a case it simply means, organise your party and formulate your program (political ajenda), present your case to the public, compete in the (free and fair) election and win it to present/implement your program accordingily.
Collecting a manga (mob) and let them clap their hands for him and declare those in power have no mandate (looool) to administer the affairs of the people all at the same venue, is simply incredibile.
This is an affront to a democratic process and the guy is such an idiot to assume that he can claim a power in such a way in today's Ethiopia.
Who is he to give order to the in office what they should do and shouldn't do??
Can't you understand it's his/our legal right to challenge the government when felt annaccounted in major decisions, such as ownership of Addis or speacial tiQim for Oromiya from Addis, selecting/electing Addis leader...? Do you really expect Addis abas to just accept whatever is thrown at them from Menilik palace? Anyway, if you listen to what he has to say on the video you posted, he's clearly following 'the path of democratic means'. He's not giving 'order', whatever that means.
He's questioning the government and the rule of law. If anything it's the government, which is on the wrongs, should come forward and debate with him or the public instead of masferarat. In a democratic society and government the rule of law is above the government. Not the government above the rule of law. And the government has the responsibility to protect its citizens, listen to their concerns and answer the public its questions in an honest fashion. That's what democratic countries do. And our government is on the wrong direction on that. Demanding our rights is by no means undemocratic. Better get used to it.
DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑26 Mar 2019, 14:35
mitmitaye wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019, 18:29
Defend the truth,
Addis has the right to organize and elect it's own leader. It's on the 'Constitution'. Iskindir Nega & addis abans are simply practicing their rights. What seems to be the problem
Did I oppose the Addis right to organize and elect their leader? If yes, then where?
The first day I heared one of Iskinder's internet propaganda I replied saying he has the full right to democratically oppose the installment of those in power but no the right to discriminate against an individual(s) in the name of democracy. Did you also comment there?
If you are convinced that they have the right to practice their rights then please answer the following question:
በቱ ማን ነው፣ የቤቱ ውሳኔ ከማለትህ በፊት?
I am not someone who have got much an appetite to sway in all the directions it starts to blow the wind, I feel.
Are you talking about the condominium? Or the federal government of Ethiopia house of people's Representatives?
Anyway, from Eskindir speech regarding 'betun', he's talking about Addis abebes who invested in that project at Koye feche, which is located inside Addis abas border.and it's theirs!!
So, if you listen his speech, the people claiming 'yigebanal' from oromiya side have the support of high politicians and activists including the oromiya government. So what seems to be the problem if he and his likes represent Addis abebes, stand for the right of Addis abebes, who spent their hard earned money on it?
Regarding Addis abeba adminstration, the residents of Addis have every right to be represented through the city council. Which the government override that and brought ato Takele Uma. And that's undemocratic!! Ambagenen!
By the way, your post titled I DIDN'T CONSIDER ISKINDIR IS SUCH AN IDIOT
"Who is he to give order to the in office what they should do and shouldn't do? " Is very misleading and far from the truth. Making sure that our government works for all Ethiopians equally, by the rule of law is our responsibility.
Btw, it's Jawar and his followers who demanded and told the government that the people, who's been saving and paying for the condominium at Koye feche, don't have the right to own their apartments.. that's where your attention should be... If you do care about peaceful ' democratic means', and of it means anything to you, as you claimed! Read below the article, will give you a good info how the government is handling the situation..
Fozia Amin, Chairwoman of the Legal, Justice & Democracy Affairs Standing Committee of the House of People’s Representatives (HoPR), on her part contested NEBE’s statement on the lack of full board members of the electoral board and said the parliament knows the board is full.
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She also dismissed as unacceptable the notion that the Addis Abeba City Council elections cannot take place before new board members were organized.
https://addisstandard.com/analysis-amid ... n-unknown/
Mitmitaye (be ine kuankua dikusiye new be negerachin lay),
which condominium are you talking about?
Challanging anything, be it from the governmental bodies, or other non-governmental actors, is the right of all those affected, I didn't deny that.
What I am saying is the challanges need to follow some predifined means and we call that democratic means.
Iskinder and his crowd, could have challanged by organising themselves as say, Advocacy Group for Addis, or a political party, that is their right, I didn't deny that, did I?
What I am asking here about ቤቱ (a gathering of some people, which only didn't gather under not well known goals, but also even dared to challange the city administeration of 10 Millions. What do you think that is??
My freind, unless you have some reason to deflect, I didn't oppose anybody's claiming of the condominium, I will be glad if every citizen of my country (Ethiopia) get a condomenium of their own, and I don't mind if they get in any part of the country. I myself live in a foreign country, how on earth am I going to oppose someone in Ethiopia living in any part of the country?
If I did, please correct me.
What I am against is that everybody gets up and claim he/she is an activist and use the semi-illiterate youth for their goals.
Jawar Mohammad used the youth until he achieved his goal and went back to home and told the same youth, now you too can go home, here someone should have drawn a lesson.
I sometimes feel that this massive tsunami of young unemployed youth will be a big burden to the nation one day and we all need to contribute towards mitigating that challange, that is my priority. Iskinder and Jawahar can be thrown into jail, i care less about individuals.
I am against their abusing the youth for their personal end-goals.
cher yegteman.