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| #51 - Posted 25 March 2012, 12:37 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 9353  | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: brasilenosisback previously said: Quote: dreadlocks previously said: stillhere, be patient with brasilenos. is he certifiably crazy? only his parole officer knows for sure real cute Dread.... real cute. That is the forte of the psychotic left. They cannot refute you with logic so they are limited to using personal insults due to what is obviously serious issues. I suspect a combination of Penis Envy with Delusions of grandeur. 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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| #52 - Posted 25 March 2012, 4:26 PM | |
 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: October 2011 Member #: 9385 Posts: 1718 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement I heard your opinion, comment on it and thats all there is to say. Im not Dominican buddy, So your not from the DR, you live in The USA or that's what on your info... but your commenting on a DR website about subject concerning people who live or are from here??? But thank you for the reply and maybe you can learn to pull your head in before starting with insult when someone is just making their opinion on a subject..... Albert Einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. |
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| #53 - Posted 25 March 2012, 4:50 PM | |
 Location: Australia Join date: October 2010 Member #: 6074 Posts: 8623 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: devin11 previously said: 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. Women have had the right to vote in USA for a long time. The only countries where women still cannot vote are; 1) Brunei 2) Lebanon 3) Saudi Arabia 4) United Arab Emirates 5) Vatican City "Arguing on the internet is like running in the Special Olympics... Even if you win, you're still retarded." |
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| #54 - Posted 25 March 2012, 7:32 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22467 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement says KKUBANKLANSMAN That is the forte of the psychotic left. They cannot refute you with logic so they are limited to using personal insults due to what is obviously serious issues. I suspect a combination of Penis Envy with Delusions of grandeur. The demented right, on the other hand, has delusions of grandeur, and lies through its teeth. they tell you they have a Doctorate, then deny it when it is evident that they dropped out of Junior High. then they go silent when you show them proof that they said it. real cute. |
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| #55 - Posted 25 March 2012, 8:00 PM | |
Location: Australia Join date: October 2010 Member #: 6074 Posts: 8623 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: dreadlocks previously said: says KKUBANKLANSMAN That is the forte of the psychotic left. They cannot refute you with logic so they are limited to using personal insults due to what is obviously serious issues. I suspect a combination of Penis Envy with Delusions of grandeur. The demented right, on the other hand, has delusions of grandeur, and lies through its teeth. they tell you they have a Doctorate, then deny it when it is evident that they dropped out of Junior High. then they go silent when you show them proof that they said it. real cute. Dready, My heart is slightly left-of-center and my wallet is firmly on the right, so what does that make me? "Arguing on the internet is like running in the Special Olympics... Even if you win, you're still retarded." |
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| #56 - Posted 25 March 2012, 10:38 PM | |
 Location: Dominican Republic, United States Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1291 Posts: 10813 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: devin11 previously said: 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. Women have had the right to vote in USA for a long time. The only countries where women still cannot vote are; 1) Brunei 2) Lebanon 3) Saudi Arabia 4) United Arab Emirates 5) Vatican City Roy, please be more specific, like this: Women's suffrage (the rights to vote) denied or conditioned * Bhutan - One vote per house. Although this applies to both men and women, in practice it currently prevents many more women from voting than men. If the new proposed constitution is voted and ratified, then no restrictions will apply by 2008. * Lebanon - Partial suffrage. Proof of elementary education is required for women but not for men. Voting is compulsory for men but optional for women. * Brunei - No suffrage for women. Neither men nor women have had the right to vote or to stand for election since 1962 because the country is governed by an absolute monarchy. (see note) * Saudi Arabia - No suffrage for women. The first local elections ever held in the country occurred in 2005. Women were not given the right to vote or to stand for election. * United Arab Emirates - Limited, but will be fully expanded by 2010. * Vatican City - No suffrage for women; while most men in the Vatican also lack the vote, all persons with suffrage in Papal conclaves (the Cardinals) are male. I am strong, able and calm. |
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| #57 - Posted 25 March 2012, 10:59 PM | |
Location: Australia Join date: October 2010 Member #: 6074 Posts: 8623 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: generoso previously said: Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: devin11 previously said: 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. Women have had the right to vote in USA for a long time. The only countries where women still cannot vote are; 1) Brunei 2) Lebanon 3) Saudi Arabia 4) United Arab Emirates 5) Vatican City Roy, please be more specific, like this: Women's suffrage (the rights to vote) denied or conditioned * Bhutan - One vote per house. Although this applies to both men and women, in practice it currently prevents many more women from voting than men. If the new proposed constitution is voted and ratified, then no restrictions will apply by 2008. * Lebanon - Partial suffrage. Proof of elementary education is required for women but not for men. Voting is compulsory for men but optional for women. * Brunei - No suffrage for women. Neither men nor women have had the right to vote or to stand for election since 1962 because the country is governed by an absolute monarchy. (see note) * Saudi Arabia - No suffrage for women. The first local elections ever held in the country occurred in 2005. Women were not given the right to vote or to stand for election. * United Arab Emirates - Limited, but will be fully expanded by 2010. * Vatican City - No suffrage for women; while most men in the Vatican also lack the vote, all persons with suffrage in Papal conclaves (the Cardinals) are male. You are correct - I guess I was getting dragged off the subject anyway. Now back on topic - According to "Duverger's law" – (Named after Maurice Duverger), winner-take-all (or first-past-the-post) electoral systems tend to create a 2 party system, while proportional representation tends to create a multiple party system. I guess if that's true, then the Dominican Republic will be stuck with the PLD and the PRD for a long time to come. Peaceful democratic change seems out of reach, hence change comes by revolution, invasion, military coup or assassination. "Arguing on the internet is like running in the Special Olympics... Even if you win, you're still retarded." |
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| #58 - Posted 25 March 2012, 11:31 PM | |
Location: Dominican Republic, United States Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1291 Posts: 10813 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: generoso previously said: Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: devin11 previously said: 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. Women have had the right to vote in USA for a long time. The only countries where women still cannot vote are; 1) Brunei 2) Lebanon 3) Saudi Arabia 4) United Arab Emirates 5) Vatican City Roy, please be more specific, like this: Women's suffrage (the rights to vote) denied or conditioned * Bhutan - One vote per house. Although this applies to both men and women, in practice it currently prevents many more women from voting than men. If the new proposed constitution is voted and ratified, then no restrictions will apply by 2008. * Lebanon - Partial suffrage. Proof of elementary education is required for women but not for men. Voting is compulsory for men but optional for women. * Brunei - No suffrage for women. Neither men nor women have had the right to vote or to stand for election since 1962 because the country is governed by an absolute monarchy. (see note) * Saudi Arabia - No suffrage for women. The first local elections ever held in the country occurred in 2005. Women were not given the right to vote or to stand for election. * United Arab Emirates - Limited, but will be fully expanded by 2010. * Vatican City - No suffrage for women; while most men in the Vatican also lack the vote, all persons with suffrage in Papal conclaves (the Cardinals) are male. You are correct - I guess I was getting dragged off the subject anyway. Now back on topic - According to "Duverger's law" – (Named after Maurice Duverger), winner-take-all (or first-past-the-post) electoral systems tend to create a 2 party system, while proportional representation tends to create a multiple party system. I guess if that's true, then the Dominican Republic will be stuck with the PLD and the PRD for a long time to come. Peaceful democratic change seems out of reach, hence change comes by revolution, invasion, military coup or assassination. Not necessarily. For example in 1984 after the PRD government of Salvador Jorge Blanco, tricked the population into signing with the IMF during the semana santa holidays, and prices of basic staples, skyrocketed, there was almost the start of another civil war, that was only prevented by a sending the army into the streets, armed to the teeth and with instructions to shoot to kill. It is estimated that more than 1000 persons where shot with over 500 dead in just a few days. This revolt happened unplanned and was fed by "spontaneous combustion". If Hipolito wins the election and things go south, we might see the recurrence of such events. Anyway, hopefully things will change for the better peacefully, with mass demonstrations, general strikes, peace marches, pickets and protests, a la "arab spring".  Edited on 3/25/2012 11:36 PM by generoso. I am strong, able and calm. |
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| #59 - Posted 26 March 2012, 12:34 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22467 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement RoyStone says According to "Duverger's law" – (Named after Maurice Duverger), winner-take-all (or first-past-the-post) electoral systems tend to create a 2 party system, while proportional representation tends to create a multiple party system. ahhh, memories of beating books for finals, at 3 am. that was a long time ago, thank God. |
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| #60 - Posted 26 March 2012, 12:37 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 9353 | RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: devin11 previously said: 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. Women have had the right to vote in USA for a long time. The only countries where women still cannot vote are; 1) Brunei 2) Lebanon 3) Saudi Arabia 4) United Arab Emirates 5) Vatican City There are many other countries where women don't have a free vote. Cuba, North Korea, Zimbabwe, Iran, Myanmar....The list is long. 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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