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To me the problem does no only exist with Haitians toward other Haitians, in Haiti or anywhere else, it goes beyond.

It's a Black issue-Black don't appreciate, respect,recognize positiveness from fellow Blacks, no consideration, nor valued or promote other Blacks whatsoever.

If you limit your views exclussively to Haitians, you'll miss the bigger pictures.

Blacks around the world have so many common denominators.

& Haitians flaws being so exposed as if we were naked in the eyes of the rest of the world, is due to our being more isolated by the world powers than any other Black nations on the planet.

I'm sure that many Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Africans,Afro-Americans,& many other Blacks around the glob, have similar complaints against their own. It's just that it's more repeated among Haitians due to the many social, economical,emotional issues being confronted on a daily basis by our nation.

So my theory is, prior to cast any judgment, we should ask ourselves why?

Otherwise we'd find ourselves singled out people we thought were unique in their actions, bahaviors, only to be regretful in the futute.

And all of these issues boils down to one thing-- Black simply have not learn how to value LIFE--the most precious.

Their own personal lives.

leading them taking others for granted.

Gwozago, July 22 2008, 6:21 PM

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Kim, 30-Jan-08 1:03 am
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Garry Destin, 10-Feb-08 10:44 pm
I think that it's wrong to say that " Haitians Succeed Out Side Of Haiti Yet Get No Respect At Home" this is a generalization because not all... read more >
Zopope, 15-Feb-08 7:18 pm
You could not have said it any better, and I agree with you 100%. As Haitians, we need to collectively come together for a common goal. We have... read more >
R. Montbrun, 22-Feb-08 8:05 pm
it is truth Woody the ppl you know are those who let down no matter what i love it even tough i ain't finish read it yet. read more >
Wilmise Zila Michel, 9-Mar-08 12:56 pm
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Maggy Gousse, 3-Apr-08 10:09 pm
Woodring: that is true and I think that has to be with the sad side of human nature that means: not only Haitian. read more >
Naomi, 28-May-08 2:32 pm
because I'think no one give haiti no respect, so it's hard to get respect from your own home. read more >
Jayrod, 28-May-08 11:20 pm
To me the problem does no only exist with Haitians toward other Haitians,in Haiti or anywhere else,it goes beyond. It's a Black issue-Black don't... read more >
Gwozago, 22-Jul-08 6:21 pm
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