Nairobi – So, Kenya's having a little hissy fit over fuel prices. Seems some transport 'workers' (read: entitled whiners) decided to block roads and throw a temper tantrum because gas got a tad more expensive. And naturally, people died. Because progressives can't protest peacefully to save their lives. Literally.

This is what happens when you let feelings dictate policy. They whine about carbon footprints while driving around in gas guzzlers, then throw a fit when they gotta pay a few extra shillings. The stupidity. It burns.

Road blockages? That's not 'raising awareness,' that's economic terrorism. These 'workers' are holding the entire country hostage with their little pity party. Time to send in the riot squad. Less talk, more tasers.

The government, of course, is 'reviewing' the fuel pricing mechanism. Translation: they're gonna cave to the mob and screw over the taxpayers even more. Bet they'll promise free gas for everyone just to shut them up. More gibsmedats, less self-reliance. Sad!

Meanwhile, the 'international community' is wringing its hands and clucking about 'dialogue.' Dialogue with rioters? Are you kidding me? The only dialogue they understand is the crack of a baton.

This is a classic case of reaping what you sow. Kenya's been pandering to the 'green' agenda, imposing taxes on fossil fuels, and generally making life difficult for anyone who actually produces something. And now they're surprised when people get angry? Pathetic.

The real solution? Stop listening to the climate alarmists, unleash the free market, and let people build their own damn roads if they have to. Cut the taxes, slash the regulations, and let prosperity reign.

But no, they'll keep printing money, kowtowing to the globalists, and lecturing us about 'social justice.' And the chaos will continue. Enjoy your road rage, Kenya. You earned it.

Protestors need to grow up. Go get a real job, pay your taxes, and stop blaming everyone else for your problems. Liberty is earned, not given. Take responsibility, or keep crying in your gasoline. No one cares.