Even Kasmuel never went to the extent that this lady is going. She seems to forget that regimes change, and the very young generation she is belittling today will be the same generation she will have to face politically in the future. She has even downplayed the events surrounding the June 24 protests, portraying them as actions driven by confused young people who took to the streets without a clear cause.
According to her narrative, Gen Z protesters demonstrated simply because they thought it was fashionable or trendy. Such a characterization ignores the genuine grievances, frustrations, and demands that motivated many young Kenyans to participate.
We've been in this space long enough to witness similar characters emerge especially during the Handshakes era. Individuals who align themselves with the establishment and dismiss dissenting voices, only to find themselves on the wrong side of public opinion when the political landscape shifts.
Political seasons are never permanent, and today's beneficiaries of power can easily become tomorrow's opposition. For now, let her enjoy the comfort of the moment.
Politics has a way of coming full circle, and when the tide eventually turns, we will be here to see how she engages with the same generation she currently treats with such contempt.
The way she talks, I have all the reason to believe that this lady was born before 1995, there's no way she's a Gen Z even from her looks & dressing. Anyway, Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni, Letu Jicho tu.👀