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Those who believe they are unjustifiably treated and are convinced the government is not addressing their problems, must confront the government through dialogue first. If this fails as has been always the case, then by any means necessary we must build a Zimbabwe we want because we are all citizens of Zimbabwe.

Dosen't this guy get it? Mugabe is a brutal dictator. If you "confront the government" you will get a bullet in the face.

The only Zimbabwe that is going to be built these days will be built on a foundation of corpses and a first floor of Marxist redistribution and a second floor of starving Zims.

Anyone who uses the word "we" to describe that political wasteland can only be a liberal.

Liberals are hazardous to your health.

P.S. Advice to writer--run for you life, you idiot, and stop babbling about "we"!

I understand what you're saying but now even the thugs that terrorized the citizens before the "election" are getting the shaft. The international community sits on their hands or imposes sanctions, while Mugabe's neighbors refuse to condemn him. It may well be the only thing that can save them now is to fight. The possiblity of getting a bullet in the face trying to defeat a murderous dictator or slow death by starvation, which would you choose?

Dosen't this guy get it? Mugabe is a brutal dictator. If you "confront the government" you will get a bullet in the face.

The choice for people who are not high up on the ZanuPF pecking order is going to be a bullet in the face while fighting or a bullet in the back of the head while in a re-education camp. Actually there are worse fates than death although they usually lead directly to death. That is what awaits those who are Mugabe's victims.

Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown