In this episode we touch on under age girl abuse and LGBTQI+ in the eyes of the Gazaland Police crew. Lets discuss these issues. For any comments contact us on wa.me/26378922...
Society cannot wait until you are ready. This is something that needs to be discussed pronto. Sweeping it under the rug and pretending it doesn't exist won't make it disappear.
@@blcksgnota no pushing anything down people's throats here. All I'm saying is whether you are first to adopt it or last at the end it will still happen whether ready or not. That's just the way the world is going.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 they are actually at the peak, im afraid there is nothing much that can be done, we will see as time unfolds itself. One of the greatest propaganda (religion) is falling apart, homosexuality inst an exception. Anything forced onto people wont lust people will wakeup and see they were sold a dummy, its a dream, but when humans a faced with reality and a matter of life and death they tend to reset back to the default alignment. This is a borrowed idea, that's why most of people in that community cant have a proper discussion without making it a fight or blaming someone for being phobic to the movement.
I don't think children should be taught or influenced in any way regarding the question you posed,I think these are personal decisions which an individual will automatically have to deal with if they feel like they belong to the LGBT community.
The importance here is to stop pushing the agenda on the next generation. We have a problem with this in the UK, so many young children are being into exploring their sexuality at a very young age. Instead letting children be children and protect their innocence, the "community" is pushing teaching this in the name of love is love and saying we need to normalise it is all just a pretense. The young people here are as young as 12 and 13 saying they are different genda or bisexual. Some children would never even consider it if it's not being pushed on them in school!! Leave the children alone.
A very interesting episode. These are the issues happening in Zim and whether we agree or not ndozviriko. It's high time people understand the communities we are living with. Kusazvitaura won't stop it from happening. Thank you @Magamba tv for the real issues you show us kwete kuda kuita kunge zvisiko.
To be honest this is a topic we are not prepared to discuss as a country ,these people exist among us but we are just not ready for the conversation maybe it's still early.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 Personally never,iam not for the idea 100% don't know about the authorities though,i think their opinion matters more.
I enjoy your show but felt disgusted watching this episode,,,,sexual orientation shouldn't be taught..leave our kids alone...ngochani dzacho ngavazvare vavo vana and teach them ..why teach vedu?
Are you aware that this is a comedy show? In the show it's clearly showing that open homosexuality shocks everyone... all the cops were shocked and laughed, kuratidza kuti it's not normal in this country. Inga Srewdriver even said "munotosungirwa izvozvo".
Thank you Magamba tv for bringing awareness to this issue ye sexuality. In Zim we have people who killed over 20000 people in a genocide and are walking free and oppressing everybody else yet churches ordain these murderers asi for some weird they draw the line when it comes to homosexuality
Makurasika gwara manje. Ityai Mwari imi. Season 1 and Season 2 so far iyi ndiyo the worst and most disgusting episode for me. Stay in your lane muite zvamagara muchigona and not try kudzidzisa vanhu strange things. Vanozviita ngavazviite ikoko kwavari in their privacy and handineyi navo kwete kuda kuzodzidzsa vana zvinhu zvakashata kudaro.
It's like saying musataure about police brutality, it doesn't happen just coz you haven't faced it. Not discussing a topic because hazvienderani ne your beliefs will not stop it from happening munyika muno. These are daily issues we face so ngazvitaurwe. Kana usingaroyi hazvirewe kuti varoyi havako. Keep on teaching us zvedu isu vasina mablinders on what's going on in our country.
@@margaretmagwaro9565 I agree 100%. People don't want to discuss because it makes them uncomfortable but sweeping dirt under the rug won't make the room clean. Pretending certain issues don't exist won't make them go away.
Who said sexuality is taught. Your fathers, brothers and husbands been having same sex relationships, nobody is taught anything. Being exposed is just enlightenment. Why are pple pressed about pple's rights some of u are wizards n witches nobody z saying anything Zimbabweans ya'll should stop with this holier than thou
I think the whole idea of the episode is for people to then answer the question at the end of the episode. I for one am against this “Community” but not ignorant that they exist amongst us. Question is should children be taught about this or not? And what has to be done? I was uncomfortable watching at first but I know this channel addresses facts that many are scared to voice out. Tinoti we Zimbabweans we down advocate for such but it’s happening now that’s it’s happening todii? Are our children safe? Cause if we don’t Disney movies and cartoons are teaching them and unlike this episode where the characters seem shocked mamovie akuonekwa nevana everything seems normal
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 the ideas, customs and social behaviour of our societies...zvemaHomo sexual zvakauya neImperialism izvi adopting that which is not our own
@@maneccs2748 but that is not true. Amahomosexual ebekhona before colonialism. People lived together with no persecution and nobody had a problem with it. It was never an issue. Ncela uhambe kugoogle usearche ihomosexulality in Africa and read up on that so you can stop spreading amanga ukuthi it came lama imperialists. It is very much our own in as much as it exists everywhere in the world. Mugabe lied to you.
They are already exposed, it is all over the internet and media, would you rather they explore it on their own or that they get to be taught about it in a safe space.
In reality, our kids are already exposed. If you take a look at 95% of all the movies from like 2018 haushaye zvakadaro and ndizvo zvawanoona nechekare
Yes I know LGBT is hard to understand, and it is not in our african culture. I moved overseas and had to learn to be tolerant about it. But from my knowledge it is a worldwide problem.
What do you mean it is not in African culture? These people existed pre colonisation and lived fine until colonisation came and said no to this amongst many other things
@@karlrensburg3472 Mugabe was good at one thing. Dividing a nation. Dividing races, tribes, religion. Zimbabweans pre Mugabe didn't have issues with homosexuals. During Smith era they were there but nobody bothered them. And then Mugabe came with his rampant homophobia and whipped everybody up into a frenzy. So sad. He said it is unAfrican but with nothing to back his claims.
Ini hangu ndiri homophobic and proud to be 1 cnt justify bullshit dzosemesa idzo good comedy bt dnt promote zvinhu zvine mixed feelings and emotions on your platform zvokuwisirai viewership
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Listen here, no they shouldn’t its as simple as that! They are kids! And they should be taught things best suited to kids thats it. The rest is just free drama.
@@graciousrumbidzaimachaka7610 yes and no for me , Just because there is so much these humans have to fight and i guess are born differently . It's is lesser problem for me personally in this here troubled world.
