Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement - Santo Domingo

RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement

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brasilenosisback previously said:

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RoyStone previously said:

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stillhere previously said:

Well thank you for answering the question..... tons of Dominican relatives, including (1) Dominican sister and brother.
you mean sister in-law, brother in-law.. Basically Domincan in-laws......

And back to the insults.......

brasilenosisback,

One does not need to be Dominican-born or have Dominican in-laws to see what's happening here. But you need to be here, as StillHere apparently is, and you currently are not.

I would go so far as to say a foreigner, living in the Dominican Republic is in a better position to draw comparisons on the state of the nation, than a native-born Dominican living here, or amongst other Dominicans in a Dominican diaspora like Washington Heights in the USA.

From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there.

To Stillthere: my sister and brother ARE NOT my in-laws, they are my blood sister and brother because we have the same Brasilian mother.

To Roystone: I lived in Brasil for 6 yrs. and have traveled there every year since 1998 for Carnival, with the exception of this past year and the years I spent in the U.S. Marines.

Stillthere: Your insults do not bother me, I have other more important matters to worry about. Ok? so go back to Africa and find a tree to swing from. Brasilian4ever!!!!!!!!!

So that still does not make them Dominican unless they are step brother/sister....... as you have said you are American-Brazilian, making your father American right and their father Dominican....is that right..... you may need to learn more about how a family the structure works.......

As for the insults .... it seems that the first stone was cast by you.... I have not lowered myself to your level and feel no need too... With your more important things to do you have still found the time to keep writing back and insulting anyone that may not have your views on things...

Albert Einstein
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

#74 - Posted 27 March 2012, 3:47 PM
brasilenosisback Location: United States Join date: April 2010 Member #: 4966 Posts: 928	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: stillhere previously said: Quote: brasilenosisback previously said: Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: stillhere previously said: Well thank you for answering the question..... tons of Dominican relatives, including (1) Dominican sister and brother. you mean sister in-law, brother in-law.. Basically Domincan in-laws...... And back to the insults....... brasilenosisback, One does not need to be Dominican-born or have Dominican in-laws to see what's happening here. But you need to be here, as StillHere apparently is, and you currently are not. I would go so far as to say a foreigner, living in the Dominican Republic is in a better position to draw comparisons on the state of the nation, than a native-born Dominican living here, or amongst other Dominicans in a Dominican diaspora like Washington Heights in the USA. From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there. To Stillthere: my sister and brother ARE NOT my in-laws, they are my blood sister and brother because we have the same Brasilian mother. To Roystone: I lived in Brasil for 6 yrs. and have traveled there every year since 1998 for Carnival, with the exception of this past year and the years I spent in the U.S. Marines. Stillthere: Your insults do not bother me, I have other more important matters to worry about. Ok? so go back to Africa and find a tree to swing from. Brasilian4ever!!!!!!!!! So that still does not make them Dominican unless they are step brother/sister....... as you have said you are American-Brazilian, making your father American right and their father Dominican....is that right..... you may need to learn more about how a family the structure works....... As for the insults .... it seems that the first stone was cast by you.... I have not lowered myself to your level and feel no need too... With your more important things to do you have still found the time to keep writing back and insulting anyone that may not have your views on things... plz just be quiet...ok? Both my brother and sister are dominican. They both were born on Dominican soil, my Mother was a Dominican citizen at the time of their births as she was legally married to their Dominican father. Indeed, mu mother is currently buried in the Dominican Republic. They have dual-citizenship as do I. Finally, you do not have to be born in the D.R. to be a citizen, Im not going to get into an explanation of that, because Im trying to rid myself of further conversations with you, if you havent noticed yet. The supreme voice of opposing view points.
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#72 - Posted 27 March 2012, 2:26 PM
devin11 Location: United States, The Greatest City Join date: March 2008 Member #: 469 Posts: 1274	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: brasilenosisback previously said: Quote: dreadlocks previously said: Roy wonders of Brasilenos From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there. do yolas go there? A few years back I made an offer to buy this site for one simple reason. So that I can BAND guys like you from posting here, boy all the fun I could have had, reading your PMs begging me to unban you. But how do you know if Dread is a musician?
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#73 - Posted 27 March 2012, 3:32 PM
stillhere Location: Dominican Republic Join date: October 2011 Member #: 9385 Posts: 1718	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: brasilenosisback previously said: Quote: RoyStone previously said: Quote: stillhere previously said: Well thank you for answering the question..... tons of Dominican relatives, including (1) Dominican sister and brother. you mean sister in-law, brother in-law.. Basically Domincan in-laws...... And back to the insults....... brasilenosisback, One does not need to be Dominican-born or have Dominican in-laws to see what's happening here. But you need to be here, as StillHere apparently is, and you currently are not. I would go so far as to say a foreigner, living in the Dominican Republic is in a better position to draw comparisons on the state of the nation, than a native-born Dominican living here, or amongst other Dominicans in a Dominican diaspora like Washington Heights in the USA. From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there. To Stillthere: my sister and brother ARE NOT my in-laws, they are my blood sister and brother because we have the same Brasilian mother. To Roystone: I lived in Brasil for 6 yrs. and have traveled there every year since 1998 for Carnival, with the exception of this past year and the years I spent in the U.S. Marines. Stillthere: Your insults do not bother me, I have other more important matters to worry about. Ok? so go back to Africa and find a tree to swing from. Brasilian4ever!!!!!!!!! So that still does not make them Dominican unless they are step brother/sister....... as you have said you are American-Brazilian, making your father American right and their father Dominican....is that right..... you may need to learn more about how a family the structure works....... As for the insults .... it seems that the first stone was cast by you.... I have not lowered myself to your level and feel no need too... With your more important things to do you have still found the time to keep writing back and insulting anyone that may not have your views on things... Albert Einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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#75 - Posted 27 March 2012, 3:52 PM
cibaeño75 Location: United States, New York City Join date: February 2008 Member #: 411 Posts: 6479	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement edit Edited on 3/27/2012 4:20 PM by cibaeño75. "To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize" - Voltaire
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#76 - Posted 27 March 2012, 3:56 PM
stillhere Location: Dominican Republic Join date: October 2011 Member #: 9385 Posts: 1718	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement hhahahahahahhahaha...... hahhahahahhaha .... but you still did... ahahahhaha.... Well there you go you finally got the information out right... and thats very nice for you.... so why did you not buy this site.... if you did and wheeled your hand of god to ban anyone that does not have your views the site would be empty in a day.... I do agree with you on Obama care though... and will comment in a bit... Albert Einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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#77 - Posted 27 March 2012, 3:59 PM
RoyStone Location: Australia Join date: October 2010 Member #: 6074 Posts: 8629	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement As a Brazilian, brasilenosisback may have some valuable contribution to make here. Brazil has some similar problems to the Dominican Republic, but seems to be overcoming them. The Real has been stable for a long time now, the economy is progressing and in my view, could be the next China. Crime and corruption is still a problem, but they seem to be getting somewhere in that regard. It is one of the few countries where manufacturing is increasing and has been a world leader in bio-fuel development for a long time, going back to the days of the military dictatorship and the desire to reduce their dependence on imported oil, something this county should give more than just lip-service too. Destruction of rainforest in the Amazon basin is still a problem, however I believe more Brazilians are becoming environmentally aware. Unlike many Dominicans, Brazilians welcome foreigners, possibility because there is much ethnic diversity, especially in the south. How say you? "Arguing on the internet is like running in the Special Olympics... Even if you win, you're still retarded."
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#71 - Posted 27 March 2012, 2:17 PM
brasilenosisback Location: United States Join date: April 2010 Member #: 4966 Posts: 928	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: dreadlocks previously said: Roy wonders of Brasilenos From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there. do yolas go there? A few years back I made an offer to buy this site for one simple reason. So that I can BAN guys like you from posting here, boy all the fun I could have had, reading your PMs begging me to unban you. Edited on 3/27/2012 2:33 PM by brasilenosisback. The supreme voice of opposing view points.
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#78 - Posted 27 March 2012, 5:39 PM
dreadlocks Location: United States Join date: December 2007 Member #: 4 Posts: 22477	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement says brasilenos A few years back I made an offer to buy this site for one simple reason. So that I can BAN guys like you from posting here, boy all the fun I could have had, reading your PMs begging me to unban you. they ignored your offer to buy, on the grounds that they only transact commerce with two legged creatures.
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#79 - Posted 27 March 2012, 5:55 PM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 9364	RE: Republica Domincana needs an awakening movement Quote: brasilenosisback previously said: Quote: dreadlocks previously said: Roy wonders of Brasilenos From his posting, it seems Stillhere is well traveled, including spending time in Africa. As you claim to be part Brazilian, it would be interesting to know how much time you have spent there. do yolas go there? A few years back I made an offer to buy this site for one simple reason. So that I can BAN guys like you from posting here, boy all the fun I could have had, reading your PMs begging me to unban you. If I may ask how much did you offer? I was curious as to how much the owners value this website compared to what I would value it. Especially in comparison to its main competitor DR1 Edited on 3/27/2012 5:57 PM by anthonyC. 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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