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maj. tom wrote:You all should take in this same discussion on r/Trinidadandtobago
PNM propaganda over the last 30 years working good for GenZ now.
mero wrote:FrankChag wrote:
Is this why I start to feel uncomfortable when I see someone (any race) in public wearing a white vest, (3/4) jeans, bandana and expensive sneakers or clarks that even I can't afford?
Maybe it's not 100% about race.
Lol this is very sad. Imagine living a life where u get bummy soon as u see someone in a vest and a 3/4s. Bess u stay inside yes. Have some good series to recommend to kill some time
And you can't afford a Clarks?
Phone Surgeon wrote:i think they targetting where they know it have money
and it more likely to get $$$ from a chinee or indian house hold
and less likely to collect bullets than robbing other families
FrankChag wrote:mero wrote:FrankChag wrote:
Is this why I start to feel uncomfortable when I see someone (any race) in public wearing a white vest, (3/4) jeans, bandana and expensive sneakers or clarks that even I can't afford?
Maybe it's not 100% about race.
Lol this is very sad. Imagine living a life where u get bummy soon as u see someone in a vest and a 3/4s. Bess u stay inside yes. Have some good series to recommend to kill some time
And you can't afford a Clarks?
*checks clarksusa.com* Huh. Epiphany... I guess I can afford Clarks. Growing up, Clarks was always outside our budget. As an adult, I guess I never really adjusted that mentally. Huh. Re the vest/jeans thing... I have young kids. If its me alone it doesn't bother me as much. But when you're liming with your family in Maracas and the 4 or 5 of the rowdy-vest-crew shows up, you start to think it's time to roll.
All I'm suggesting is that race is not a causal variable. Race is a latent factor, and causal variables are geo-socioeconomic.
For example in the States, racism caused geo-socioeconomic exclusion, which leads to crime.
Or perhaps here in TT, Politics causes geo-socio-economic exclusion, which leads to crime.
Phone Surgeon wrote:i think they targetting where they know it have money
and it more likely to get $$$ from a chinee or indian house hold
and less likely to collect bullets than robbing other families
paid_influencer wrote:FrankChag wrote:mero wrote:FrankChag wrote:
Is this why I start to feel uncomfortable when I see someone (any race) in public wearing a white vest, (3/4) jeans, bandana and expensive sneakers or clarks that even I can't afford?
Maybe it's not 100% about race.
Lol this is very sad. Imagine living a life where u get bummy soon as u see someone in a vest and a 3/4s. Bess u stay inside yes. Have some good series to recommend to kill some time
And you can't afford a Clarks?
*checks clarksusa.com* Huh. Epiphany... I guess I can afford Clarks. Growing up, Clarks was always outside our budget. As an adult, I guess I never really adjusted that mentally. Huh. Re the vest/jeans thing... I have young kids. If its me alone it doesn't bother me as much. But when you're liming with your family in Maracas and the 4 or 5 of the rowdy-vest-crew shows up, you start to think it's time to roll.
All I'm suggesting is that race is not a causal variable. Race is a latent factor, and causal variables are geo-socioeconomic.
For example in the States, racism caused geo-socioeconomic exclusion, which leads to crime.
Or perhaps here in TT, Politics causes geo-socio-economic exclusion, which leads to crime.
I know is nothing personal and not bad-mindedness on your part, but really it is wrong to do what you describe. it is culturally insensitive (or "racial" in the local vernacular). Plenty normal good people wear white vest and clarks. That mode of dress is a cultural norm, not a gang uniform.
paid_influencer wrote:the modern position in social justice is to acknowledge your own cultural biases and consciously correct for them.
eliteauto wrote:paid_influencer wrote:the modern position in social justice is to acknowledge your own cultural biases and consciously correct for them.
Does the "modern position in social justice" also acknowledge self-preservation?
The_Honourable wrote:Rebuttal by David Muhammad
Is it fair to say that African people are the biggest criminals in T&T? Let's examine the facts.
1. Boysie Singh - First notorious and only serial killer in T&T
2. Shazard Khan (Teddy Mice) - Big fish drug dealer from El Socorro in the 1980s.
3. Raffick "Puna" Mohammed (Shazard's uncle) - Major criminal empire
4. Naim Naya Ali - San Juan fruit king drug lord (Mentioned in the Scott Drug Report)
5. Nankissoon Boodram (Dole Chadee) - Most notorious drug criminal
Multiple top level east indian drug lords using african employees for their dirty work.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1437243633692620/
6ixx ft under....Cantmis wrote:6ixx outside
pugboy wrote:race debates starting to hot up
The_Honourable wrote:Rebuttal by David Muhammad
Is it fair to say that African people are the biggest criminals in T&T? Let's examine the facts.
1. Boysie Singh - First notorious and only serial killer in T&T
2. Shazard Khan (Teddy Mice) - Big fish drug dealer from El Socorro in the 1980s.
3. Raffick "Puna" Mohammed (Shazard's uncle) - Major criminal empire
4. Naim Naya Ali - San Juan fruit king drug lord (Mentioned in the Scott Drug Report)
5. Nankissoon Boodram (Dole Chadee) - Most notorious drug criminal
Multiple top level east indian drug lords using african employees for their dirty work.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1437243633692620/
paid_influencer wrote:pugboy wrote:race debates starting to hot up
think this is the goal for the pnm. reframe whole families getting kill out and homes getting invaded into a race issue. hadda support your side and keep them racist indian out of govt
paid_influencer wrote:kamla not equipped to deal with these issues. facts. UNC is a dead horse. 2025 will go just like 2020 and 2015 lewwe BE REAL BE REAL. we only hope is to replace kamla somebody more adept at dealing with the pnm's expertise is weaponizing race saddam could do it
The_Honourable wrote:Rebuttal by David Muhammad
Is it fair to say that African people are the biggest criminals in T&T? Let's examine the facts.
1. Boysie Singh - First notorious and only serial killer in T&T
2. Shazard Khan (Teddy Mice) - Big fish drug dealer from El Socorro in the 1980s.
3. Raffick "Puna" Mohammed (Shazard's uncle) - Major criminal empire
4. Naim Naya Ali - San Juan fruit king drug lord (Mentioned in the Scott Drug Report)
5. Nankissoon Boodram (Dole Chadee) - Most notorious drug criminal
Multiple top level east indian drug lords using african employees for their dirty work.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1437243633692620/
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