FC posted:caribny posted:ksazma posted:Dude, all I do is respond to your racial remarks. Even when I brought up the desperate conditions of blacks in Miami, it was in response to a comment you made about Indians
You will note that your comments focus on your belief that blacks are inferior to Indians.
Mine focus on the fact that Indians have social pathologies as do blacks, and therefore should be tending to them rather than inventing a myth that they are a superior group.
I don't expect you to see the difference. I don't get into any discussions as to which is better, Afro or Indo Guyanese, as clearly both have seriously problems and large segments of both remain mired in ignorance and poverty.
But the dominant discussion on GNI is propagating a myth of Indian superiority and black degradation.
And by the way I note that you honestly concede that I don't start topics on race. Implying that when I respond to issues of race its as a response to others who do.
Given that I have been one of the few regular blacks on GNI (and I haven't been around here much recently) clearly those who raise issues of race are Indians. They are NOT engaging in an intellectual analysis of how Indians have contributed to Guyana's ethnic dilemma either. And you never have a thing to say against their bigotry.
There you have it, the issue succinctly stated. Couldn’t have said it better.
But for the fact that I will comment further a GNI poster would have condemned you for being racist and desiring genocide acts to be committed against Indians. Now they might stay quiet.
The fact that the leaders of the Berbice/Suriname pirates turn out to be Indians, with Indians being their main victims, really hurts the soul of many of these PPP frauds.
A few years ago they screamed vociferously that it wasn't Indians as all Indians are honest and hardworking. Only lazy and jealous blacks, fired up by the PNC, would engage in these piracy acts, they said,.......then the truth came in.