Sometimes it is better to shut up

2020 has been one hell of a ride, and whenever you think we've seen the worst, something else happens. The events of this year will most likely reverberate through history and will be studied in classrooms with many deductible lessons.

It all started with COVID ruining the perfectly horribly run economies and presenting a very good excuse to blame for the inevitable economic downfall. Then, of course, that led to armchair analysts and "experts" dumping their views and counter conspiracies about the fuckery. These conspiracies haven't really amounted to anything relevant, because after all the 5G, new world order, the mark of the beast and every other conspiracy have been put out there, people only got more paranoid, and edgy, for no concrete reasons.

While all that was going police brutality has taken centre stage, particularly the crimes against black people, so we're all being reminded that Black lives matter, which in turn has sparked a reaction from the other hurt group screaming "All lives matter".

While America has been getting a lot of attention, rape and violent crimes against women has taken centre stage in Nigeria. A 23-year-old lady went to CHURCH to study but unfortunately met her demise at the hands of a vile creature that raped and murdered her in cold blood

Rape is a crime against the state and there's no justification for it. Justifying rape is like justifying murder and every other criminal activity out there. If you don't know or understand their plight, you're better off shutting up, rather than sounding like this fool below

You see, saying indecency is the reason for rape is like saying owning a car is the reason for car theft or breathing is the reason for murder. People need to learn that it is not about them or their views, no matter how "sensible" it might seem. This might seem like a crazy idea considering how everyone's now a public speaker but sometimes, I think it is better to just shut the fuck up.