Note taken of who stole young Cassius Clay's bike.

Incidentally I never forgot who stole my bike and when I grew older and was working and riding around on my motorbike, the same guy used to ask me for money. And I used to give it to him.  I was a free giver for many years before I left Guyana. The guy's name was Django and he used to live in Thomas Street Kitty. Sure I can rise above my victimization but don't have to forget if I don't care to.

Just your normal refusal to deal with the fact that Indian racism is just as bad as has black racism been by screaming "black man a beat ahbe".

Alcohol fueled violence is rampant among Indians so do not pretend as if there aren't real threats of violence either.  Blacks are well aware that when they see a group of drunk Indians, maybe they need to find another route.

  And the fact that ONE black stole your bike has scarred you for life to the point where you raise this in a conversation of institutional inter ethnic racism.  That was a CRIMINAL act, and he would have robbed if you were black. 

Note taken of who stole young Cassius Clay's bike.

Incidentally I never forgot who stole my bike and when I grew older and was working and riding around on my motorbike, the same guy used to ask me for money. And I used to give it to him.  I was a free giver for many years before I left Guyana. The guy's name was Django and he used to live in Thomas Street Kitty. Sure I can rise above my victimization but don't have to forget if I don't care to.

Maybe we can address that topic tomorrow.

Note taken of who stole young Cassius Clay's bike.

Incidentally I never forgot who stole my bike and when I grew older and was working and riding around on my motorbike, the same guy used to ask me for money. And I used to give it to him.  I was a free giver for many years before I left Guyana. The guy's name was Django and he used to live in Thomas Street Kitty. Sure I can rise above my victimization but don't have to forget if I don't care to.

You are doing yourself a disservice by not knowing how this string of discussion began.

in context banna, aren't u even a little bit ashamed to call what happened to you as a lil bai racial? "victimization" that u needed to "rise above"?

talk about thumb sucking

smfh

Kaz..i will have to change my nick bhai.

I only bring it up to bang it in your head that Guyanese Indians are in NO position to raise screams about pathologies in other groups.  In fact its possible that there is more dysfunction among Guyanese Indians than among other Indian derived groups.

Danyael was talking about Indian racism, and you started to whine that some black kid stole your bike and you "frikken" black people.  CRIMINAL act!  Hey a black kid stole my watch too, so what are your screams?

Actually I was just using the words you used earlier in the hope that they will register with you.

my question stands

Don't do so on account of a tiefman.

btw, you didn't happen to live in Thomas St Kitty back in the 70's thru' mid 80's, did you?

I am country bhai,the only place i lived in GT was Durban

and Smith St for about a 18 mths in early 70's went back

home and travelled to work in GT 76 to 85,i used to work

in Robb St at Little Mo.

Likewise, my original statement stands

 What is Little Mo? I thought I knew Robb Street in the 80's very well.

Mohameds Radio and Electronics,they used to call

the owner little Mo.

that is not an answer . . . it's a silly non sequitur

i asked whether u doan have any shame . . . mostly rhetorical, but a question nonetheless

I knew Mohammeds very well but never knew him as Little Mo.

So you used to travel everyday? I used to live in Prashad Nagar and thought travelling to GT was too much.

Travelled from WCD to GT,there was sales girl from

Prashad Nagar also work there damn i forget her name.

That question is non-substantive and dwells on inconsequential matter.

fair enough, a salable retreat . . . unfortunately, the earlier resort to a non sequitur simply marked u as weak and confused

If that is what you want to believe.