Reply to "Guyana Customs Restricts Indian Wear"

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caribny posted:
The man can do as he wishes but he screams his case on the basis of helping the poor. Well the poor in Guyana need help with day to day living and not having sufficient decent clothing for work or school is actually more damaging to them than not having attire for an occasional event.

You and I still don't get the right to determine what he assess as helping the poor in Guyana. He should be entitled to determine what he feels is best accomplished from him spending his time and money. Now I do agree with you that whether the Customs Officer acted legally or not is the main argument but maybe he has already determined that from his experiences.

7/16/1711:40 AM

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