Drag Queens dragged to court part 2

Further to this, you just had to know that I wasn't done yet.

Whilst making their appearance in court in front of the acting chief magistrate, she had these kind words for the defendants:

" It’s a curse on the family. Go to church and give your lives to Christ," is what she told them while imploring the guys to change their attitude and fulfill their original purpose as men.

Apparently, the magistrate thought that she was still at church or maybe she just felt like delivering a sermon, either way, someone should have told her that the courtroom wasn't the place for it. What if these men were Hindu's or Muslims, would she be telling them to change their religions as well? Regardless of whatever, her opinions are just that, her opinions and she would do well to keep them to herself because I'm sure that many people don't really care for them much. Sure it's established that she has a sharp tongue but by no stretch of the imagination is a sharp tongue an indication of a keen mind.

I've grown up hearing from my parents that some people are wise and some are otherwise, well as of now, it's not hard to figure out which description best suit the learned (using that word loosely) magistrate. Can you imagine the audacity, the temerity and the gall of that woman to tell these people what is a curse on their family? maybe someone should tell her that in some places it's a curse on your family to be a lawyer also but no one was chasing her off to seek redemption for it here. And not content to leave it at that, she had to tell them also to fulfill their original duty as men. I'm sorry, but would that be the duty that the Honorable President was fulfilling by abusing his wife?

I must admit that I have never been a great lover of this magistrate. She strikes me as incompetent, biased, a puppet of sorts, the possessor of a tiny brain, big mouth and an opinion that nobody cares about, and I personally believe that no woman of our time has gone further with less mental equipment. It is indeed a very sad fact that nature not content with denying her the ability to think, has endowed her with the ability to write and pass judgment on others.