Quotes Or Philosophy Quotes

“Nothing terrible, no matter how horrific, happens in a country without the government knowing about it. Someone in power, some official, has either approved it, is aware of it, or is involved in it. They will allow anything to happen to anyone if it benefits them. To them, it's all about money and power, not about what is right or wrong, what is legal or illegal. They don’t truly care about people’s lives. Innocent people always end up paying the price because of bad leadership and corrupt individuals in positions of authority.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Corruption, greed, and arrogance will be the end of politicians.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Choose your friends wisely. Some will salute you, praise you, and encourage you, even while you are making decisions that could destroy your happiness, peace, joy, relationships, and life.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In my country, speaking the truth can get you killed. Corruption leads to positions in Parliament and promotions to high-ranking roles in government. Crime makes people rich, untouchable, and places them above the law. Those who do the right thing are persecuted and assassinated by those in power, because every one of them is guilty of something. They protect and support each other to maintain their grip on power.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I am a very understanding person. If you don’t want something, just say no, There is no need to explain. I won’t ask why, and you don’t have to come up with stories or excuses. Sometimes, trying too hard to justify yourself and lying, you will end up cursing yourself by speaking bad things into existence in your life”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Those high walls in the suburbs are hiding criminals and kingpins. Those blue-light vehicles are escorting them. The most dangerous criminal masterminds hide in plain sight. The real kingpins and mafia figures always show their faces. They don’t wear balaclavas.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Your leaders will go public and speak about crime, corruption, human rights violations, and unemployment, yet they are the very ones responsible for it all. They created the problems and chaos that people are facing. They are committing crimes against humanity every day. Anyone who fights for change or tries to stop crime and corruption is either executed, killed, removed from power, or subjected to character assassination.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“At first, they are searching for the truth. But when they finally discover it, they realize that it is not what they had imagined or hoped for. They refuse to accept it. Then, they begin searching for excuses and reasons to justify the reality they don't want to accept. They end up shifting the blame onto someone or something else because they don't want to fully accept the truth and reality.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They never acknowledge you when you are broke, poor, struggling, washed out, and suffering. But when you are rich, successful, thriving, and truly happy, they publicly recognize and claim you. They think they are entitled to what you have and everything you have worked hard for. That is exactly what toxic, manipulative, abusive, narcissistic people do.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They believe they can say whatever they want, even when they are wrong, because they claim it is their right to freedom of speech. But when you speak your truth, even if you are right, you are silenced. They see you as less than human, not on their level, and undeserving of that same freedom. If you say something they don't like, they fight you, persecute you, or punish you. In their false world. They are perfect and you are not, and in reality, it is the opposite.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many Christians today appear dishonest and divisive, often believing they are never wrong. They see themselves as the only righteous ones, while labeling others as sinners or evil. They rarely take accountability, instead blaming others for their own actions. Some even justify harm or violence as a form of justice, which is deeply troubling. They are manipulative, spreading misinformation and propaganda, and promoting fear, intimidation, violence, and hatred under the guise of faith. By portraying themselves as victims, they seek sympathy and validation, all while misusing God's name and distorting scripture to defend harmful behavior. May God save us from such hypocrisy and transform these individuals into true reflections of His love and grace.

Romans 3:10 | Titus 1:16”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People who lack self-control cannot be trusted to lead a country. Our nation is facing a crisis of lawlessness, partly due to individuals in positions of power who struggle with addiction, whether to alcohol, drugs, sex, or pornography, and who lack basic digital literacy. These individuals are frequently involved in scandals and may unknowingly compromise national security by clicking on malicious links. As a result, sensitive state secrets and documents are leaked. Criminals exploit their vulnerabilities, gaining leverage over them. Ultimately, they become tools in the hands of those who seek to control and manipulate them.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Leaders without self-control can't protect a nation. Addiction, scandals, and poor digital literacy open doors to cyber threats and blackmail. Weakness at the top leads to national vulnerability.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“To lovers out there ..

Some partners continuously test their significant others in the relationship. While those being tested often pass with flying colors, the ones initiating these tests ultimately fail to be the right partners themselves. Before testing your partner, ensure you are the right partner for them first.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“To all the lovers out there…

When we were in school, we were told not to date, that we would find better partners in university. Then, in university, we were told to wait until we got to the workplace. Now that we are working, we think we will find the right partners in marriage. But the truth is. we are not good at dating. We are inexperienced. We might have no children, few or no exes, but we lack relationship experience. We give up easily. We are difficult to deal with. We have high expectations, unrealistic standards, and a sense of entitlement. We struggle to compromise or tolerate others. We think we are always right. We are selfish, inconsiderate, and emotionally unavailable. That is why many of us end up lonely , with only our academics and careers to show. We have succeeded in education, but we have failed in relationships. Even though we may be successful in life, we have failed to love others. Our lives may seem perfect, but we are unlovable, not because we are incapable, but because we never tried, never gained the experience or learned the lessons. And now, it feels too late. We are too old to learn or to set in our ways. When we do try dating, we often end up with the worst partners, because our choices are driven by desperation, and our criteria are unrealistic.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“South Africa is not suffering because it lacks laws. It does not need new laws, commissions, or institutions. The real issue is that existing institutions, commissions, and law enforcement agencies are failing, or outright refusing to enforce the laws and bylaws already in place. These bodies benefit from lawlessness, so they create new commissions and introduce additional laws as a distraction, pretending to take action. This allows them to continue profiting from the very disorder they are meant to prevent. Many officials are growing wealthy and living luxuriously by breaking the law. That is why they will never truly enforce it.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“South Africa is not suffering from a lack of laws. It is suffering because those in power refuse to enforce them. Institutions, government officials, law officers, NGO, mainstream media, and commissions benefit from lawlessness. They create distractions with new laws, institutions, and commissions while they profit from the chaos. That is why real accountability never happens. There are no consequences or repercussions for those who break the law.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“AI might not replace you, but someone who knows how to use AI might. Lacking skills, qualifications, or knowledge will always put you at a disadvantage and increase the likelihood of struggle and suffering. On the other hand, learning, gaining qualifications, or studying improves your chances of success and a better life, not just because you get a job, but because of how your thinking and experience evolve. Don’t be discouraged by the hype or pressure surrounding AI. Sometimes AI is wrong, and you won’t know it unless you understand what the correct answer should be. AI outputs are often incomplete or flawed because AI does not think. It simply processes the data it has. The key to survival is to have the ability to learn and grow. There is never a loss in learning something. Knowledge is power, even for AI.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many people choose to be disgustingly rude, mean, and disrespectful, thinking it is acceptable and even cool. Instead of working on themselves, improving their attitude, behavior, manners, and character. They choose the wrong path and remain lost souls, wandering aimlessly through life.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In Africa leaders often prioritize money over people's lives. They allow Africa to be treated as a testing ground, where people are used to trial medications, chemicals, or weapons. Africa remains poor because valuable resources are often stolen or taken by force, with the approval of its own leaders or presidents. We suffer at the hands of our own leaders. They oppress us more than our enemies ever could. We suffer, starve, and die, not by nature, but by design. Due to poor leadership, we pay with our blood and lives.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“We live in a sick and frightening world, filled with twisted and evil individuals. People who would kill their own to send a message, prove a point, gain sympathy, control the narrative, change the status quo, or even fake being hated or targeted just to portray themselves as victims.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The phrase 'What is your poison?' is no longer just a casual way of asking what you're drinking. Today, it reflects a grim reality. Our food and beverages are increasingly manufactured with toxic chemicals. They are literally poisonous. You eat or drink, and the next moment, you are gone. Before accusing someone of witchcraft or intentional poisoning, remember this. Many illegal manufacturers produce fake food and alcohol and sell it to our people. Be careful what you consume. That next meal or drink could be your last. The person responsible for poisoning you might not be your friend, family member, partner, neighbor, or enemy. It could be the manufacturer of what you consumed. Our politicians, government officials, and ministers share a profit with these companies, while we share death amongst ourselves.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many of our leaders, government officials, politicians, and others involved in politics choose to sacrifice and sell our lives, safety, health, freedom, and security to gain wealth and live a luxurious lifestyle. They are enjoying the blood money because the money they have is the money they are paid to betray, oppress, abuse, control, and even kill us.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“To lovers out there ...

Some people are comfortable dating or being with dangerous individuals, rapists, molesters, abusive partners, criminals, or even killers. They don’t care about what these people do to others or how they live their lives. They only start to see them as bad or wrong once they are no longer benefiting.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some black people lie to black people, humiliate and undermine them, mock and disrespect them, steal from and exploit them, sabotage and control them, abuse and oppress them. They don’t see themselves as equal to black people. But when they get caught and have to answer for their crimes, suddenly they claim they are being targeted because they are Black. They appeal to the very black poor and suffering people they betrayed for support. They were benefiting alone, but now want others to struggle and defend them for crimes they committed alone. They play the victim to mobilize support instead of facing the consequences of their actions.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“They exploit, disrespect, and sabotage Black people, then cry victim when held accountable. They never saw themselves as part of us until they needed support. Now they want the same people they betrayed to defend them. They should know and learn that accountability is not oppression.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Live the way you want to be remembered. If you want a dignified burial, live with dignity. Be remembered with love, not just ceremony. Treat people in ways that leave lasting, meaningful memories.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“It is best to follow your own beliefs and not be misled or influenced by the ideologies of others. When they change their stance, you may be seen as the one who is wrong. Always do what is right and stay true to what you believe in. Use logic and common sense, regardless of trends, popularity, public opinion, the majority, or external pressure.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many people turn good moments into regrets because of their selfish desire to gain more from the situation or to profit from the experience afterward.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Many of us are suffering and struggling more than we should. Things are falling apart, and nothing seems to work out. We feel more sadness than happiness, as if we are unlucky or even cursed. Often, this is because we treat those who are good to us with cruelty. We are mean to those who are good to us.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos