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| #61 - Posted 3 November 2009, 10:52 AM | |
 Location: United States, Chicago Join date: March 2009 Member #: 2300 Posts: 3116  | RE: Border Wall??? Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Correct you are....Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: ElTorodeCibao previously said: I am 100% sure that the Haitians are the biggest culprits.....just my opinion.Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: I have a better question for you:.......are you looking for caibon senor??? Are members here 100% sure ONLY Haitians are cutting trees to make charcoal?. Man, I should've started a thread with that question........ooooh wellllll. No, but I would guess they are the biggest culprits. Regardless foreigners committing crimes in our territory is a much bigger issue than nationals doing so, in no way excusing Dominicans in breaking the law either. I understand your sentiment about "foreigners committing crimes in our territory"......but what's wrong is wrong, even if done by nationals....... All I am trying to say is that, even if Haitians are the ones who should get most of the blame, I am sure there are a few Dominicans doing it also. The way some members here sound, it's like the Haitians are the ONLY ones doing it. I am not excusing neither, it's wrong and shouldn't be done. Demand creates the supply, So long as haiti lacks ESTUFAS and dollars to buy GAS or Trees of their own to burn them to the ground, some ASSHOLE Dominican will find a way to make a few bucks... There's an environmentaly downturn to our people's entrepeneurship! And those "ASSHOLE Dominican" you talk about are the one who should be taught an example, first and foremost...........desde que los Haitianos vean lo que le pasa a ellos, las cosas se podran mejorar. I think that rotating troops around the border should be a good start |
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| #62 - Posted 3 November 2009, 10:55 AM | |
 Location: United States Join date: June 2009 Member #: 2977 Posts: 1513 | RE: Border Wall??? Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Correct you are....Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: ElTorodeCibao previously said: I am 100% sure that the Haitians are the biggest culprits.....just my opinion.Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: I have a better question for you:.......are you looking for caibon senor??? Are members here 100% sure ONLY Haitians are cutting trees to make charcoal?. Man, I should've started a thread with that question........ooooh wellllll. No, but I would guess they are the biggest culprits. Regardless foreigners committing crimes in our territory is a much bigger issue than nationals doing so, in no way excusing Dominicans in breaking the law either. I understand your sentiment about "foreigners committing crimes in our territory"......but what's wrong is wrong, even if done by nationals....... All I am trying to say is that, even if Haitians are the ones who should get most of the blame, I am sure there are a few Dominicans doing it also. The way some members here sound, it's like the Haitians are the ONLY ones doing it. I am not excusing neither, it's wrong and shouldn't be done. Demand creates the supply, So long as haiti lacks ESTUFAS and dollars to buy GAS or Trees of their own to burn them to the ground, some ASSHOLE Dominican will find a way to make a few bucks... There's an environmentaly downturn to our people's entrepeneurship! And those "ASSHOLE Dominican" you talk about are the one who should be taught an example, first and foremost...........desde que los Haitianos vean lo que le pasa a ellos, las cosas se podran mejorar. I think that rotating troops around the border should be a good start Paying them a decent wage would be another. |
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| #63 - Posted 3 November 2009, 11:33 AM | |
Location: United States, Chicago Join date: March 2009 Member #: 2300 Posts: 3116 | RE: Border Wall??? Quote: ElTorodeCibao previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Correct you are....Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: ElTorodeCibao previously said: I am 100% sure that the Haitians are the biggest culprits.....just my opinion.Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: I have a better question for you:.......are you looking for caibon senor??? Are members here 100% sure ONLY Haitians are cutting trees to make charcoal?. Man, I should've started a thread with that question........ooooh wellllll. No, but I would guess they are the biggest culprits. Regardless foreigners committing crimes in our territory is a much bigger issue than nationals doing so, in no way excusing Dominicans in breaking the law either. I understand your sentiment about "foreigners committing crimes in our territory"......but what's wrong is wrong, even if done by nationals....... All I am trying to say is that, even if Haitians are the ones who should get most of the blame, I am sure there are a few Dominicans doing it also. The way some members here sound, it's like the Haitians are the ONLY ones doing it. I am not excusing neither, it's wrong and shouldn't be done. Demand creates the supply, So long as haiti lacks ESTUFAS and dollars to buy GAS or Trees of their own to burn them to the ground, some ASSHOLE Dominican will find a way to make a few bucks... There's an environmentaly downturn to our people's entrepeneurship! And those "ASSHOLE Dominican" you talk about are the one who should be taught an example, first and foremost...........desde que los Haitianos vean lo que le pasa a ellos, las cosas se podran mejorar. I think that rotating troops around the border should be a good start Paying them a decent wage would be another. does the land that was given to military families count as pay??? I bet it does... xmas bonus |
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| #64 - Posted 3 November 2009, 10:18 PM | |
 Location: United States, "El Amanza GUAPOS, BIGOTS, TROLLS y SELF-PROCLAIMED DOMINICAN "PATRIOTS" De Villa Duarte" Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1255 Posts: 3830 | RE: Border Wall??? Quote: xwill7 previously said: You do know that CRIMINAL Balaguer tried that, right?. Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Correct you are....Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: ElTorodeCibao previously said: I am 100% sure that the Haitians are the biggest culprits.....just my opinion.Quote: TuPapaupa previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: I have a better question for you:.......are you looking for caibon senor??? Are members here 100% sure ONLY Haitians are cutting trees to make charcoal?. Man, I should've started a thread with that question........ooooh wellllll. No, but I would guess they are the biggest culprits. Regardless foreigners committing crimes in our territory is a much bigger issue than nationals doing so, in no way excusing Dominicans in breaking the law either. I understand your sentiment about "foreigners committing crimes in our territory"......but what's wrong is wrong, even if done by nationals....... All I am trying to say is that, even if Haitians are the ones who should get most of the blame, I am sure there are a few Dominicans doing it also. The way some members here sound, it's like the Haitians are the ONLY ones doing it. I am not excusing neither, it's wrong and shouldn't be done. Demand creates the supply, So long as haiti lacks ESTUFAS and dollars to buy GAS or Trees of their own to burn them to the ground, some ASSHOLE Dominican will find a way to make a few bucks... There's an environmentaly downturn to our people's entrepeneurship! And those "ASSHOLE Dominican" you talk about are the one who should be taught an example, first and foremost...........desde que los Haitianos vean lo que le pasa a ellos, las cosas se podran mejorar. I think that rotating troops around the border should be a good start The corrupted military personnel, back then, was so out of control that the US HAD to intervene. Care to know what happened AFTER the "munequito de papel" was forced to change those guarding the border?. You guess it, they were also caught, by the US, with their hands in the cookie jar. Edited on 11/3/2009 10:19 PM by TuPapaupa. I Am The BOOOO!GEYMAN!!.....Hide The Kids And Stop The Dancing, Singing, Whining, Complaining and Crying....... El LEONAAAAZO De Villa Duarte No Estaba Muerto, Andaba De Parranda!. JAJAJAJA. |
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