Seems like the dynasty vs hustler conversation might never end anytime soon.
According to Kamene, people have changed the entire narrative and are now branding the haves as dynasties and those who do not have much as hustlers, creating a division.
"Seems everyone who drives a car now to someone who doesn't drive a car has become a dynasty, and you are already making that person who is out there hustling maybe with their bodaboda maybe walking start to hate this person that they don't even know." Kamene said.
She added.
Guys we can't even allow it, it seems though some people have bought into the narrative then there are those of us who haven't. I want to know where you stand, do you believe in this social stratification, this #Classwarlooming? Are you buying into the narrative that you know, the rich vs the poor
Below are some of the reactions her thoughts elicited on Twitter;
Charles Mwambia: DYNASTIES are family members whose forefathers have worked with the government and have accumulated a lot of wealth over the time and source of this wealth cannot be explained. Children of these families feel that they hold the mother title of the country n power is theirs
David Neto: Menje I do support you because as per for now it's overrated, And it's high temp people stop the blanket condemnation
Miriobag: I don't know why but every day as I pass to my 20k job through Peponi Road something silently whispers to me these houses are your stolen taxes
Wati Bryan: A shallow understanding of a much deeper concept. A shallow position on a much more pertinent issue. Let's be clear there are dynasties such as Moi, Odinga, Kenyatta and many others whose names gave them everything.
Kirui Jairus: You do not understand what dynasty in thiscontext means ...The word dynasty is used to mean those who have stayed in politics for so long, not the rich
