Gilbakka posted:yuji22 posted:I have proven something in this post which proves my point that Guyana should make it mandatory to have race relations at all levels of the education system.
No one has provided any solutions.
I am pushing for a solution but it may appear that Guyanese of ALL races do not want a solution and GNI is a clear reflection of the problem. These posts are a reflection of that mentality.
Actually, from your starting post on this topic, I gather you want Guyana to end its racial problems in 2020 only on Indian/PPP terms. Your prescription:
"3. Vote PPP
4. Never vote for the PNC again."
It is axiomatic that Indians are the PPP's electoral stronghold and Blacks are the PNC's electoral stronghold. Your points 3 and 4 have shot down your push for a solution, massa.
Push again, but this time for an all-embracing national non-discriminatory solution.
Bhai
I politely disagree. The PNC has damaged race relations to a point where the country is even more polarized and the level of mistrust is at an all time high.
The PPP is now reaching out to blacks and it appears that the PPP will ensure that blacks are an equal partner in 2020. A win win for Guyana and the PPP.
My comment about not voting for the PNC again is not in any way inaccurate since you and I have seen what they are capable of doing.
In fact, it would be best for Blacks to form another party (Like Moses did to the PPP) to foster their interests and have a bigger say in the PPP government.
Times are changing, we are in for a big surprise as the PPP is poised for another majority. This is the best opportunity to start reaching out to Blacks ahead of 2020. It is all about planning and timing in politics.
Rammo was a political dunce. Jagdeo on the other hand, is a very intelligent politician.