BP:

Guys, I used to come to the Politics section to read posts and comments from some very decent guys. Even though nairaland has more than its own fair share of cranks and bigots, there were a few guys who stood above that rot in their analysis and arguements.

In recent times however, these guys have "fallen my hand" (and I'm sure others will agree too) by joining the fray of insulting and tribalist posters, and blind supporters of certain politicians. They have lost their objectivity and now see everything right and nothing wrong with the politicians they support. In addition, they now use loads of gutter language in their posts and comments.

This is really an appeal to them to rise above the rot and do the right thing in spite of the increasing numbers of cranks and bigots we now have on this forum. Gentlemen, find your names below:

(1) Gbawe: Gbawe, in his objective days, was an analyst par excellence. He had the ability to make you see things you did not consider before. Not anymore. I almost do not see a difference between Gbawe and Eko-Ile and Ileke-Idi( Eko Ile and Ileke Idi are the epitomes of how not to behave on a public forum). Gbawe seems to have lost his objectivity. He is now a blind supporter of ACN, Tinubu and the likes. They can do no wrong in his eyes. Sir, please we need you to regain your objectivity and gentlemanliness you were known for. You are not Eko Ile. You are better than that. Stop the insults and crude words and let's have you back at your best.

(2)Katsumoto: Katz actually prompted me to open this thread. I used to read his comments on economic issues with so much respect . I remember one time when he opened a thread on Sanusi and his policies. In spite of the provocative comments by some other posters, Katz kept his cool and my respect for him went up by many notches. It was with great shock then that I read the rather uncouth and crude words he used on another poster (arsenefc). He used many unprintable and near x-rated words. Come on bro, this ain't the you I used to read with so much delight.

(3)[b] Beaf: Beaf, you had the ability to make your points in such a funny way, I could laugh with tears in my eyes. Even though you were comical in your approach, you were not childish. The way you kept soldiering on during the election period when you were almost a one-man army supporting GEJ showed remarkable bravery. But now, you've become something else. You were never really objective but now you seem to have thrown caution to the winds. Your blind support for any and everything GEJ is just crazy sometimes. Nobody can be perfect and you need to be willing to accept that for a fact where GEJ is concerned. And then, I think you can pass your views about Aregbesola across without resorting to childish name-calling and posting really crazy pictures. Beaf, nobody is saying you shouldn't support GEJ, but I still believe you can be gentlemanly about it and certainly stop being so odious. Don't lose your funniness but please don't be childish.
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(4) Jakumo: Bros, you sabi write. And u sabi write sense in a very funny way. What I don't enjoy is how you constantly villify Buhari. You see absolutely nothing good in the man. It's almost like he is the devil and then you call him all sorts of names. I do not like Buhari myself. I believe you can make your feelings about Buhari known without the insults and all.

Thanks guys. Just thought to give you feedback. I know that pressure to give fire for fire can be immense with so many crazy posters here these days. But somehow I believe you can do your own things without going down to the gutters. Enjoy your day.

BP:

Gbawe,
Many months ago I opened a thread about my favorite nairalanders in the politics section.

I did you and others the dishonor of putting your name and those of others along side that of a certain "humanimal" called Beaf.

At the time, I admired Beaf's ability to press his points home even if I didn't always agree with them.

Most recently, Beaf has become a loose canon firing folly and madness in a blind support for GEJ.

For ever mentioning your name in the same sentence with a low lifer like Beaf, i'm forever sorry.