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MBEKI
MBEKI
5 years ago

UNBEARABLE POVERTY AND SUFFERING CAUSES ALL THESE THINGS

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pathfinder
pathfinder
5 years ago
Reply to  MBEKI

Dude please do not twist stories here. You heard yourself on the page that it’s alcohol and drug abuse. Ngati iwe umphawi wakukang’antha chifukwa cha ulesi wako osaone ngati ndi tonse. Munthu ngati akukwanisa kugula mowa ndi ma drug, sizingatanthauze kuti akuvutika ndi umphawi.

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Mzungu dala
Mzungu dala
5 years ago
Reply to  pathfinder

Stupid logic pathfinder. Various studies throughout the years have shown that poverty drives people to indulge in illicit drugs and alcohol. By its very nature illicit alcohol (kachasu) is cheap and substandard. Therefore poor people will go for it. Our youth are jobless and have nothing to do. To forget problems they just get high. KACHASU ndi CHAMBA basi! Can’t blame them though. Blame government.

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bae
bae
5 years ago
Reply to  MBEKI

komaso chamba

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