I have watched this as a Kenyan, and my heart is ripped apart. I must start to do something about it. It is heartbreaking.

I posted this here a year or so ago, very good little doc. He also does one on the meth trade the Europe and actually does meth

I'm a terrible person but when he asked the guy passed out in the pile of trash ''how do you feel?'' I lost my shit laughing. Like I live in a garbage mountain sniffing glue how the fuck do you think I feel? It reminded me of that Dave Chapelle joke ''Bitch I live in a trash can!'

Sad :(

This is in Mlango Kubwa. I know some of these people and they are beautiful souls. Mlango is a very difficult place to live but the people are incredible

The documentary misses out on looking into the reason why people do this and also what effect it has on their lives and communities. All we see is the direct acquisition and use of the drug. Only once does it talk about the actual life that is stressful for a person and which causes them to do this. Some more macro information would've made this much more effective. It kinda just comes of as exploitative as-is.

I hate this world

I first read about 'zombie slave' workers and indentured servants probably a quarter century or more ago. Chilling.

How are all these guys allowing someone to interview them? And white guy at that?

Zombies, drugs? #floridaman is willing and able

What a lovely world we’ve created/s

Typical rich white guy so obviously looking down on those people like he's morally superior and not even realizing it.

Why did he spill out that kids jet fuel? What did he expect after "going after" the shoemaker? The kind of questions he was asking about morality to kerosine dealer. And what was that disgusted face after Steve offered him some of his dope? What the fuck?!

In his mind he's propably a good guy, averting those stupid kids from the obvious evil that are all illegal drugs, but in truth unable to truly listen to what they are saying. I wonder how this interview would have looked if done by Andrew Callahan.

That guy's concerned face is funny

Liquid drugs is alcohol

I legitimately thought that was Adam Sandler at first and he had made a zombie movie. Not gonna lie, was little excited.

Africa needs it's reset button pushed. Start it all over. It can be the first of many. Every time someone starts to improve something there, they ruin it for themselves.

White farmers come in, improve food quality and availability a great deal. "Evil white man!" Chase out all the white farmers. Quality of life tanks and they scream "Come back white farmers, we needed you after all!" White farmers come back and are still treated like trash. They have to turn their homes into fortresses just to survive.

When a nation wants so desperately to end, you need to step back and let it die.