cibaeño75 previously said:



Not every place on earth has to feel like home to the world's "jet setters". So what if a city such as Santiago has a provincial air? That's one of the charms of the city for me. If I want world class museums and restaurants what better place than New York? Indeed, when I'm in DR I prefer a home cooked meal to eating in some wanna be wordly restaurant any day of the week. New York and places as such are what they are already.No need in making every large city in the world a carbon copy of each other. I don't care how others see DR. They might see the all that you stated, corruption, etc. but I know another face, another side. I know of it's kind campesinos that are willing to offer a stranger their shirts off their backs, I know what it is to walk down a quiet Santiago street and hold a beautiful young lady's hand, I know what it is to eat a delicious sancocho in the company of friends and family while the hills that form the cibao form our scenery etc. And these are things that I cherish and don't care one wit if the whole world is in on it. As a matter of fact I prefer that not be the case because I'm the jealous sort. These are gifts that God gave to me as my birthright. And please, do not assume that my world is limited to New York. That's an error on your part. I haven't traveled as much as I would've liked to at this point but I've traveled plenty and nothing compares to the sensations that I've experienced in my land of origin throughout my lifetime. Dominicano por la gracia de Dios.

ladronaso previously said:




Forget it you missed the point.

FredCDobbs previously said:

ciby always misses the point living in his little grassy knoll which is rapidly turning to Astroturf as he goes further and further out into the galaxia of wierdos and nut bars from the left ..... .... Alas poor ciby we knew him well the point was on top of his head his little pointed head

cibaeño75 previously said:



Anyone that shows some pride in their Dominican roots on here must be a crackpot in your book. As such, I will take your post as a compliment considering the source.

Lautaro previously said:



As the saying goes: "A palabras necias, oidos sordos". Isn't it so, my friend?

cibaeño75 previously said:



Estas en lo cierto pero sin embargo es medio dificil el no hacerle caso a este señor torpe ya que el sale hasta en lo sopa por esta pagina de internet para criticar cualquiera que muestra la mas minima simpatia por la Republica o para ridiculizar cualquier intercambio de ideas que pueda existir entre nosotros.

Lautaro previously said:



Yo me pregunto cuales son las intenciones de él y brasilenos4ever en este país. Si ellos son capaces de escupir tanto veneno y desdén hacia nosotros recibiendo como reciben tantos beneficios de nuestra parte, ¿te imaginas cual sería su actitud si lo que recibiesen de nosotros fuese miserias y maltratos, como los mañeses siempre gritan y nos acusan de darles?