generoso previously said:


What took you so long to start your confused diatribe and begin writing your senseless machinations?
Read to your psychiatrist the above statement, so he can recommend stronger voltage for your electro shock treatments, and also stronger pills. The verbal incontinence above, reminds of a great Mexican comedian called "Cantinflas" who use to say a lot of quick words, without any meaning whatsoever.
I will named you now, Afro-Cantinflas from now on.

yumnuk3 previously said:



Dread, every time ABC steps out to go to the corner store the clerk automatically tosses a pack of rolling papers and a Blunt (cigar) on the counter to get rid of him as quickly as possible.

guillermone previously said:



Bernard, you keep bringing up in a subtle manner, the same issues over and over again. You repeatedly imply or in some cases directly state that this is all about "skin color" and that Dominicans think they are so how "special" and racially above the Haitian people.

You have written multiple posts and after all was said and done in the end you end up saying the same thing. What you really and incorrectly mean is that the root cause of the Haitian problem has something to do with superiority of the races, when in fact the origins of the Dominico/Haitian conflict has nothing to do with racism. At least not on behalf of the Dominican Republic. Nevertheless, it is what prohaitians activists like you do when ever the undocumented Haitian topic comes up and realize they have not one leg to stand on but resort as their only "defense" to pull the race card hidden from under their sleeve.

I wish you guys would just stop and accept reality, providing generous concessions or any sort of compromise to favor illegal Haitian nationals on Dominican territory will be detrimental and hurt our country and thus not good for the Dominican Republic.

The present chaotic situation in Haiti was by the most part initiated by the United States. They are the culprits who created the big Haitians mess and now they have to clean it up. But they want us to do it for them instead, but we will have nothing of it. Go attack and criticize the US not the DR who is just as much a victim of the whole sitution, but does its part and stands in the middle attempting to assist as best they can. Ultimately we are not the ones responsible to carry this burden.

"ESE MUERTO NO LO CARGO YO. QUE LO CARGUE QUIEN LO MATO"

http://youtu.be/ED3zs9_Dars

guillermone previously said:

Bernard never said there were no racial issues in the DR. Every country has it own particular brand and to varying degrees, conflicts related to race, including Haiti, ironically a country made up mostly of unmixed blacks. Therefore your statement has no bearing to support that the deportation of undocumented Haitians is racially motivated which indicates to me that you missed the point.

Black patrons being denied entry into upscale Sto Dgo night clubs, Dominican females obession with hair and private individuals making You Tube videos is totally unrelated, has no bearing, no direct connection to our right to preserve Dominican cultural identy and Sovereignty. This is what you need to understand and get through your head. One thing has nothing to do with the other, they are separate and not equal as one.

And yes we are all repeating the same thing. The difference is that you enter the back door, bring up a lot of unrelated stuff to the table but in the end pull out the "race" thing as if it were the root cause of the Dominican/Haitian conflict.

Generoso provided us an excellent expository summary of the sociopolitcal developments which explains exactly why Haiti is in the situation it is in today and why the DR finds itself in the middle. I mean, if that is not enough to clarify your confusion then I don't know what will.

What you need to accept is that the vast majority of Dominicans want to keep our language and customs. We are overall happy with our country and wish to keep it that way, with the hopes to make it better through constant never ending improvement. Too many undocumented and impoverish Haitians will drag and keep us down, will for ever change the socio-cultural, economic dynamics of the DR the way we know it today.

Now is that too much to ask? Why do people like you want to force, super impose upon us that which we do not desire?

generoso previously said:



Bro, Afro-Cantinflas is using the Haitian-Chinese constant drop on your head technique. That is if you repeat something enough times, some people will believe it.
Don't ask why he jumps at any occasion to post his sophisms and untruths, either here or in the daily news section He does nothing else but be the angel guardian of illegal Haitians in DT
Afro-Cantinflas says nothing new except the same, tired, old arguments that we are tired of reading
You are trying to reason with an unreasonable man, who has enough inner conflicts in his personna, to be very confused of his own identity. He is half Haitian, half sephardic Jew, and has lived and visited the DR many times, and aspires to meet a "TanBellaMami" that will go his way. He also feels threatened by the apparent Dominican "anti-Haitianismo" and wishes it would disappear and go away. The more you ask him to become lucid, the more he will come back with more ruminations
No le des más cuerda a ese trompo loco, please.