THEM BAJANS KILLING GUYANESE BLACK MAN.

KP story reminds me of an accident on the East Coast that took the lives of three people. The Indo that witnessed the accident ran to raise an alarm to neighbors and told them that two people died and one Blackman. 

Whether the story was factual or not it did explain how racism was embedded in us. I agree that Indos were innocent at some point to fully understand racism, but we have all grown and become mature to break away from that illness. Unfortunately, not all of us did. 

KP is not a racist nor an intra-racist pandering to APNU for acceptance. He made a statement that is factual and very colloquial, but certainly not racist. He attempted to emphasize heavily on this crime because of where it took place and the people involved. It's actually meant to hit back at the Caribs on GNI who always tout Barbados as a black nation that is devoid of many of the social ills present in other Caribbean nations.

Prince posted:

KP story reminds me of an accident on the East Coast that took the lives of three people. The Indo that witnessed the accident ran to raise an alarm to neighbors and told them that two people died and one Blackman. 

Whether the story was factual or not it did explain how racism was embedded in us. I agree that Indos were innocent at some point to fully understand racism, but we have all grown and become mature to break away from that illness. Unfortunately, not all of us did. 

I agree some people are ignorant to recognize the headline and you are one of them. 

Your story about the accident appears to be fabricated. 

I can see a Indian  say one Blackman die  - and respect to the Indian in the fake story  , he didn’t use the N word to describe the black. 

Prince is a POS poster. He rass went into hiding when I travelled to NYC to have a chat with him and serve him a legal notice for posting and misrepresenting my opinions and comments at GNI.

I will make a second attempt to serve him a legal notice the next time that I visit NYC. 

I hope that he does not take rope like he did during a confirmed suicide attempt as posted by brother Sheik. 

Dave posted:

Prince posted:

KP story reminds me of an accident on the East Coast that took the lives of three people. The Indo that witnessed the accident ran to raise an alarm to neighbors and told them that two people died and one Blackman. 

Whether the story was factual or not it did explain how racism was embedded in us. I agree that Indos were innocent at some point to fully understand racism, but we have all grown and become mature to break away from that illness. Unfortunately, not all of us did. 

I agree some people are ignorant to recognize the headline and you are one of them. 

Your story about the accident appears to be fabricated. 

I can see a Indian  say one Blackman die  - and respect to the Indian in the fake story  , he didn’t use the N word to describe the black. 

 

Bhai, while I support free speech, I think that KP went a bit too far and as such Ray closed the thread and rightfully or wrongfully put him in the pen for a few days. 

KP is now beating Mits record for being put in the Pen. 

Guyana can be a kinder, gentler nation if everyone tried to give an ounce of understanding toward racism. In America, crime is everybody's business. In Guyana, racism should be everybody's business. I am not up to debate this topic, but to shed light on how serious racism is. It's more embarrassing when my fellow Indians stoop this low to degrade themselves. Michelle Obama said when they go low, you go higher. It meant you shouldn't put yourself at the level of other people with low esteem. 

Prince posted:

Guyana can be a kinder, gentler nation if everyone tried to give an ounce of understanding toward racism. In America, crime is everybody's business. In Guyana, racism should be everybody's business. I am not up to debate this topic, but to shed light on how serious racism is. It's more embarrassing when my fellow Indians stoop this low to degrade themselves. Michelle Obama said when they go low, you go higher. It meant you shouldn't put yourself at the level of other people with low esteem. 

Don't you think rigging elections has divided our people more than anything else? Think about who feels disenchanted and discriminated against when their right to vote has been taken away. Let's start with free elections and respect for the law.

yuji22 posted:

Prince is a POS poster. He rass went into hiding when I travelled to NYC to have a chat with him and serve him a legal notice for posting and misrepresenting my opinions and comments at GNI.

I will make a second attempt to serve him a legal notice the next time that I visit NYC. 

I hope that he does not take rope like he did during a confirmed suicide attempt as posted by brother Sheik. 

How do you know who it is????

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Prince posted:

Guyana can be a kinder, gentler nation if everyone tried to give an ounce of understanding toward racism. In America, crime is everybody's business. In Guyana, racism should be everybody's business. I am not up to debate this topic, but to shed light on how serious racism is. It's more embarrassing when my fellow Indians stoop this low to degrade themselves. Michelle Obama said when they go low, you go higher. It meant you shouldn't put yourself at the level of other people with low esteem. 

Don't you think rigging elections has divided our people more than anything else? Think about who feels disenchanted and discriminated against when their right to vote has been taken away. Let's start with free elections and respect for the law.

This is not politics, bro. Racism is built up and embedded in most of us over time. The same way we can get rid of it from our system if we try harder. Self-determination is the key to success. I did it. Why can't you? I am not ashamed to tell you that I been where KP is and I am not proud of it. What kind of a father would I be to my children if I teach them racism towards their classmate because they are of a different color or race?

yuji22 posted:

Dave posted:

Prince posted:

KP story reminds me of an accident on the East Coast that took the lives of three people. The Indo that witnessed the accident ran to raise an alarm to neighbors and told them that two people died and one Blackman. 

Whether the story was factual or not it did explain how racism was embedded in us. I agree that Indos were innocent at some point to fully understand racism, but we have all grown and become mature to break away from that illness. Unfortunately, not all of us did. 

I agree some people are ignorant to recognize the headline and you are one of them. 

Your story about the accident appears to be fabricated. 

I can see a Indian  say one Blackman die  - and respect to the Indian in the fake story  , he didn’t use the N word to describe the black. 

 

Bhai, while I support free speech, I think that KP went a bit too far and as such Ray closed the thread and rightfully or wrongfully put him in the pen for a few days. 

KP is now beating Mits record for being put in the Pen. 

I didn’t see KP say anything wrong to be suspended. 

Muzzling KP is the very reason Indians are told to shut up ( by those in authority ... limited time ) and  Blacks can continue voicing their opinion. 

Some people choose to be stooge to other people’s skin colour, Not ME. 

Some Indos dwell on race too much...

Ray posted:

Some Indos dwell on race too much...

I disagree. Political is most active on GNI and since Guyana’s political reality has always had a strong racial complexion, it is prevalent here. Outside in our other real world, race hardly come up. 

Ray posted:

Some Indos dwell on race too much...

EVERYONE dwell on race. You are again biased to identify Indos,  understanding the way people feel about and behave toward those outside their own group is important. 

As one can see...some are in denial that they do

Prince posted:

Guyana can be a kinder, gentler nationif everyone tried to give an ounce of understanding toward racism. In America, crime is everybody's business. In Guyana, racism should be everybody's business. I am not up to debate this topic, but to shed light on how serious racism is. It's more embarrassing when my fellow Indians stoop this low to degrade themselves. Michelle Obama said when they go low, you go higher. It meant you shouldn't put yourself at the level of other people with low esteem. 

You are no Michelle Obama. You referenced "everyone". Your everyone is directed at the Indo GNIers here. You, an Indo Guyanese is a coolie hater and, yes, I am referring to my self as a coolie as I have done before and I am proud to repeat it anytime. You being a coolie hater clearly connotates that when you sayeveryone, you mean Indos. Please ask God to help you understand what you write here or how people who know you will interpret your nonsense what you write.

Ray posted:

Some Indos dwell on race too much...

We Indians are so dam racist that we created a system to be racist to our own. It is called the CASTE SYSTEM

ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT BHARRAT JAGDEO ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THE EIGHT PARLIAMENT ON MAY 4, 2001.

Mr. Speaker, the Guyana I envisage, and for whichI "dedicate my energies" is one of accelerated economic progress, expanded opportunities and rapid social development; a place where fairness and justice dwell and from which fear, prejudice and discrimination are banished. The country that would be "more dear to me than all the world" is our land when each citizen, barring none, is free to think bold thoughts and dream new dreams; and all have the capacity to realise their potential. A country where our natural resources are tapped for the benefit of all our people and the proceeds equitably shared.

It appears some of the supporters  didn't heed, they undermined the vision of their great leader.

DJ

APNU has not been been a shining example of representing the aspirations of all Guyanese

Pointblank posted:

Ray posted:

Some Indos dwell on race too much...

We Indians are so dam racist that we created a system to be racist to our own. It is called the CASTE SYSTEM

that's a class system....not necessarily a race based system