| #31 - Posted 22 March 2012, 4:33 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: March 2009 Member #: 2408 Posts: 663 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Lopez31 previously said: Quote: stillhere previously said: in this post the writer clearly likens a revolution similar to the one which occurred in the middle east, he clearly advocates violence to address the percieved problems in the D.R., I see no where that he advocates violence .... As you may remember all the uprising in the Middle East started with peaceful protests and once the government sent in the army and started the killing, they had to band together and fight back.... Once a government start to kill and imprisoning people for protesting then you have a government not willing to listen to it's people. Violence should be the last option on the table in the PLANNING phase of the revolution. BUT, could be the option that we are pushed to during the IMPLEMENTATION phase......... Can you explain to us how you can justify a revolt, violent or otherwise, to overthrow a government that is consistently voted in buy the Majority of the electorate in what everyone says are free and transparent elections? Dude, there is a reason why the goverment does not adequately fund the education system. That reason is to keep the "MAJORITY" which you speak off so dumb that they re-elect the same garbage over and over. I can give you thousands of reasons that would Justify a revolt. |
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| #32 - Posted 22 March 2012, 5:53 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 9354 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: Lopez31 previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Lopez31 previously said: Quote: stillhere previously said: in this post the writer clearly likens a revolution similar to the one which occurred in the middle east, he clearly advocates violence to address the percieved problems in the D.R., I see no where that he advocates violence .... As you may remember all the uprising in the Middle East started with peaceful protests and once the government sent in the army and started the killing, they had to band together and fight back.... Once a government start to kill and imprisoning people for protesting then you have a government not willing to listen to it's people. Violence should be the last option on the table in the PLANNING phase of the revolution. BUT, could be the option that we are pushed to during the IMPLEMENTATION phase......... Can you explain to us how you can justify a revolt, violent or otherwise, to overthrow a government that is consistently voted in buy the Majority of the electorate in what everyone says are free and transparent elections? Dude, there is a reason why the goverment does not adequately fund the education system. That reason is to keep the "MAJORITY" which you speak off so dumb that they re-elect the same garbage over and over. I can give you thousands of reasons that would Justify a revolt. So you are saying that the vast majority of Voting Dominicans (over 90%) are too dumb to make the right decision? I reject your theory on so many ways but I will play along using your logic. If it is true then why should I consider your opinion? Also for the much of its history the USA had a population who mostly didn't even attend school or only went for s few years. So the first 150 years or so of the US elections were bad? Proof of dreadlocks Bigotry. "....... what did Cubans do to deserve preferential treatment?......and treat Black people in the most racist of ways.......... the Cubans are just a bunch of uberracist savages." : I WILL NOT ANSWER ANY POSTS BY THE BIGOTS KNOWN AS DREADLOCKS & iNGLE23 |
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| #33 - Posted 23 March 2012, 12:32 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22467 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement asks KKUBA Also for the much of its history the USA had a population who mostly didn't even attend school or only went for s few years. So the first 150 years or so of the US elections were bad? yes. black people could not vote. |
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| #34 - Posted 23 March 2012, 12:43 PM | |
Location: United States, The Greatest City Join date: March 2008 Member #: 469 Posts: 1272 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: dreadlocks previously said: asks KKUBA Also for the much of its history the USA had a population who mostly didn't even attend school or only went for s few years. So the first 150 years or so of the US elections were bad? yes. black people could not vote. Nor women. |
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| #35 - Posted 23 March 2012, 1:50 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: April 2010 Member #: 4966 Posts: 928 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: stillhere previously said: in this post the writer clearly likens a revolution similar to the one which occurred in the middle east, he clearly advocates violence to address the percieved problems in the D.R., I see no where that he advocates violence .... As you may remember all the uprising in the Middle East started with peaceful protests and once the government sent in the army and started the killing, they had to band together and fight back.... Once a government start to kill and imprisoning people for protesting then you have a government not willing to listen to it's people. nothing in the middle East starts wih peaceful protests, thats what the media allows you to see. The so called "peaceful protests". I been right there in the thick of these "war" zones, nothing is ever peaceful in these countries. As for original post, violence is clearly advocated in that post, no president of any country will simply step down from that post as a result of "peaceful protest", instead it is violence and the threat of violence, death of thousands that enacts change, so please instead of being "stillhere" go "back under" the rock from which you came. Brasilenos4ever!!!! The supreme voice of opposing view points. |
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| #36 - Posted 23 March 2012, 1:52 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: April 2010 Member #: 4966 Posts: 928 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: dreadlocks previously said: asks KKUBA Also for the much of its history the USA had a population who mostly didn't even attend school or only went for s few years. So the first 150 years or so of the US elections were bad? yes. black people could not vote. The supreme voice of opposing view points. |
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| #37 - Posted 23 March 2012, 1:58 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22467 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement thanks for your addendum , devin. maybe anthonyc does not consider those little details worthy of mention. |
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| #38 - Posted 23 March 2012, 3:04 PM | |
Location: Dominican Republic Join date: October 2011 Member #: 9385 Posts: 1718 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement no president of any country will simply step down from that post as a result of "peaceful protest", instead it is violence and the threat of violence, death of thousands that enacts change, Oh I must of missed the war that brought down the Berlin wall or the war that changed the government of Poland......the war that is now bringing about change in Bangladesh........ The violent civil war in the USA to bring about civel rights for African Americans..etc.. ect.. and the list goes on of the people protesting for change through nonviolence and getting it... Yes.... instead it is violence and the threat of violence, death of thousands that enacts change..... but it the vast majority of times never start with violent protest..... Oh so you where there the week/ months before the Egypt uprisings, you where in the main square as the protests were being dragged away and imprisoned for just being there..... Albert Einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. |
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| #39 - Posted 23 March 2012, 3:19 PM | |
Location: Dominican Republic Join date: October 2011 Member #: 9385 Posts: 1718 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement so please instead of being "stillhere" go "back under" the rock from which you came. Brasilenos4ever!!!! mmmmmm.... So it is you.... the only person in the world that knows anything........ the only one that has an opinion and can make a comment on a subject and everyone else is JUST WRONG........should shut up and go back under a rock..... and here I was thinking that all people have ideas, opinions, thoughts and experiences to share and learn from others.... NO JUST YOU.... I will leave it at that as your the one person that knows all and we should all just bow down to your ego.... Albert Einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. |
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| #40 - Posted 23 March 2012, 3:43 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: April 2010 Member #: 4966 Posts: 928 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: stillhere previously said: no president of any country will simply step down from that post as a result of "peaceful protest", instead it is violence and the threat of violence, death of thousands that enacts change, Oh I must of missed the war that brought down the Berlin wall or the war that changed the government of Poland......the war that is now bringing about change in Bangladesh........ The violent civil war in the USA to bring about civel rights for African Americans..etc.. ect.. and the list goes on of the people protesting for change through nonviolence and getting it... Yes.... instead it is violence and the threat of violence, death of thousands that enacts change..... but it the vast majority of times never start with violent protest..... Oh so you where there the week/ months before the Egypt uprisings, you where in the main square as the protests were being dragged away and imprisoned for just being there..... Thousands of Afro-Americans died during the civil rights movement, indeed the night Martin Luther King was killed their were riots in every major city in the U.S., it was the violence and the threat of violence that brought about change, there were a number of incidents, murders, assasinations, killings, lynchings that occurred over the course of the civil rights movement that eventually led to the changes that ocurred. You know nothing of what you are talking about. The Berlin Wall did not come down because of a non-violent movement, thats the western propaganda machine in action that has made you to believe that, same as in Poland and bangladesh. Its all B.S.. You probably is one to believe that Iraqis wanted Saddam Hussein removed or that a majority of Muammar Gaddafi's people wanted him removed. Whatever you think, it is violence and as i said "the threat of violence" that brings about change. The only non-violent change that is occurring in the D.R. is the influx of millions of haitians into the country, thats the only change awaiting the D.R., more and more Haitians coming and going. Brasilenos4ever!!!!!!!! The supreme voice of opposing view points. |
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