caribny posted:Zed posted:Since the coalition assumed power, the divisions in Gutana
Interesting that life under the PPP was a paradise and there was minimal racism or ethnically based distrust. Funny that few blacks would agree with you.
Thanks for making my point that the vast majority of Indians just cannot think beyond their Indianness. Blacks complained loudly about being marginalized especially after 2000. You didn't listen because you are an Indian and as an Indian you don't care. When I raised that issue I was called a racist for doing so.
Its now that the shoe is on the other foot you now scream.
Understand this. EVERYTHING that Indians are now undergoing in Guyana blacks underwent especially after 2000. I have no sympathy for the plight of the Indian because they have no sympathy for the plight of the African.all blac
On the ground, many blacks are saying that things were better under Jagdeo that under the Coalition. By the way, I mean from both of the major ethnic groups.
Regardless of how you want to deny it, the lives of blacks in Guyana increased considerably under the PPP /c governments after the economical disaster they suffered under the PNC dictatorship.
Additionally, Indo-Guyanese do not seek your sympathy. It is obvious to me that to you, those Indo-Guyanese who spoke out against the excesses of the Jagdeo government are not East Indians. Regardless of the dire circumstances they often face, t0indo-Guyanese strive to survive and grow, and many succeed at these and become the object of envy and ridicule.