caribny posted:GTAngler posted:. So are the Indians supposed to not work hard and invest because it makes you uncomfortable? .
Indians are expected to hire the best PERSON available. Not the best INDIAN person available.
Just as yo0u can scream about ethnic under representation in this instance many can and do comment about under representation in Indian owned companies.
If a white owned company in North America refused to promote anyone but whites into upper echelon jobs they would be racist. But given your racist bias its OK when Indian owned companies in Guyana do that.
So if the Indian owned private sector can be biased against blacks then why wail if a black dominated public sector show bias against Indians. And don't chat about how Indians pay taxes because I challenge you to tell him about any Indian company that doesn't get some level of support from black customers and/or the gov't (blacks also pay taxes).
Your problem is that your bias is so ingrained in you that you don't even see this.
You really are a clown. You went from Indian people owning business to who they should hire? You have no ambition. YOU see Afro Guyanese as people to be hired and not as the people doing the hiring and you call me racist? As I asked before, what prevents any Afro Guyanese from working and becoming successful. It's useless trying to have an intelligent conversation with you. In your eyes, racial equality is appeasement and entitlement. The only non racists are the ones who try to appease Afro Guyanese even at the expense of alienating their own ethnic group. Well, get this straight. I will NEVER turn my back on Indo Guyanese to please racist pricks like you. NOONE is entitled to anything. Work for what you want and stop hating those who make the sacrifices. As for a white company promoting only whites, if they are more qualified, then by all means do so. I worked for an all white company. I was the only person of color there except for 2 Chinese. I got the job based on my ability. I had an assistant in the office and supervised a crew in the warehouse when I left.