" A slave who serves will be rewarded because he is an asset for the master. A slave must regain his independence and handle his mantle if he wants to be freed and a slave's life is interwined with the master's life. A master who brutalises his slave will fail in his achievements and a slave who disrupts his master will not live in peace. A master who protects the rights of a slave will excel and a master who is double-sided will never succeed. A slave who wants to use brutality to free himself will cause strife, conflict and mayhem and will cause disruption. He will ruin his relationship with the master's amicable terms and a master won't favour the slave that causes destruction. "

― David Ssembajjo , Mr Batwala's Farm