caribny posted:Gilbakka posted:A wide cross-section of the society would agree with TK on the need to overhaul the Constitution. Unfortunately, neither the ruling coalition nor the opposition PPP seems interested in such a transforming action.
It is quite clear what the Amerindian dilemma is. That of these other groups is subjected to conjecture as we can see right here on GNI. The Indo KKK scream that Roger Khan is a hero because he "saved Indians". The impact of this on non Indians isn't something that they wish to discuss. So it is evident that people from each of the two major groups, and those who claim mixed ancestry have radically different ways of analyzing Guyana.
The fact remains that ethnic issues dominate our politics and who gets hired or promoted in BOTH the public and the private sector. Allegedly also who gets loans and who gets contracts. Guyanese always like to blame the politicians, or insist that they are no problems except at elections. This being their response to being afraid to discuss this issue openly. Clearly ethnicity is a 24/7 issue in Guyana.
The Constitution is NOT going to do the work that Guyanese seem afraid to do on their own.
Hey hey hey ...yuh know dem coolie peopkle story gat wan side too. Dem seh nobady lissen to dem when dem kick down de door dey kick and kill dem in de 80s and late 70s. Den dem face terror from dem freedom fighters and Waddel and he people daily. Dem gat side too. Hey hey hey...Granger and nobody na want discuss dat dem side.