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88sins wrote:allyuh kno, many of Chinese nationals here discriminate not only on the basis of ethnicity but also on color & other factors right?
sMASH wrote:Rovin wrote:whats d other side of d story though ? ...
he resemble sumbody that rob them last week,,,
allyuh eh see the veejo with the two oman and the cheese.
MaxPower wrote:nemisis wrote:Locally how much people you feel doing better than you and being law abiding at the same time?
All wealth is not necessarily associated with corruption.
Trinis have to stop the macooin and counting other ppl money and start working harder rather than living in permanent oppression.
If Trinis put in the effort, they wont feel that Chinese, Syrians, Venes etc OWE them something.
Redress10 wrote:Trinidad is not a major transshipment point for cocaine. That's a lie Manning said to explain crime in Trinidad. Blame it on location and not gov't inefficiency. A major transhipment point is Venezuela. Tonnes of cocaine move through there. Every added location is added cost so drug shipments not going to add unnecessary routes to pass drugs on to the developed world. Trinidad is too lawful and exposed to move plenty drugs. So what they do is move from Colombia - Venezuela - haiti/dom republic and then on to final consumer destination.
88sins wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:rspann wrote:Watch who robbing them all the time , that is the real reason they skeptical . Is not a racial thing.
shhhhh, stop talking sense
People hate that
allyuh kno, many of Chinese nationals here discriminate not only on the basis of ethnicity but also on color & other factors right?
ruffneck_12 wrote:Data is data. Who more likely to rob a place? A guy dressed like a criminal? Or a guy dressed in a suit?
zoom rader wrote:Never trust an injun in ah suit
Redress10 wrote:Trinidad is not a major transshipment point for cocaine. That's a lie Manning said to explain crime in Trinidad. Blame it on location and not gov't inefficiency. A major transhipment point is Venezuela. Tonnes of cocaine move through there. Every added location is added cost so drug shipments not going to add unnecessary routes to pass drugs on to the developed world. Trinidad is too lawful and exposed to move plenty drugs. So what they do is move from Colombia - Venezuela - haiti/dom republic and then on to final consumer destination.
matr1x wrote:Why don't we talk about the syrian owned drughouse down the islands? Why don't we talk about local businesses can't access usd while Syrian businesses getting it freely.
Lets talk about discrimination in the legal system.
Trinis are asked to work harder to fill the pockets of drug running Syrian and corrupt government.
Before you talk crap about trinis, make sure you not lying to us.
Blaze d Chalice wrote:All these decades trinis being openly racist to Chinese but hiding behind the excuse that "All ah we is one" and "is we culture" "Is jes kicks nothing to be offended about"
In Trinidad people call dem "Chinee" and "Chino" etc.
I sure if the use of the word "Chink" was more widespread, you would hear that as well.
In the meantime we just have the nursery rhyme "Chinee Chinee never die flat nose and Chinky eye" and "Chinee Parang"
Can you imagine if a Chinese made up something bout
"Khu-Lee Khu-Lee only like fry, doubles, roti and greasy aloo pie"
or "Kree-old Kree-old doh want to wuk, only robbing chinee shop"
Or a song to be played on Chinese New Year name "Khoolee Reggaton" or "Kreeold Techno" ?
What would both groups have to say about that?
And the blatant robbery of Chinese groceries well BEFORE this Covid thing?
I think the real issue here , (not just in Trinidad) , is that most trinis think Chinese are "soff" docile people, so now when Chinese not being "soff" dey kinda shocked, coupled with the fact that if you jump on the "Look wey chinee doing Quami" bandwagon gets you more views or likes.
Same way how many 'darkman' from trini and non-african countries want to follow their American bredjrin and blame slavery for any disadvantageous situation they face, and then want to preach how "darkmen worldwide must unite to stop this"
Note that In no way am I saying that the discrimination of afros worldwide by Chinese is acceptable.
Some cases are really not justified, some you may need to hear both sides (which may still end up being unjustified)
Blaze d Chalice wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:Data is data. Who more likely to rob a place? A guy dressed like a criminal? Or a guy dressed in a suit?
I might have to disagree with you therezoom rader wrote:Never trust an injun in ah suit
And that's where folk akways get it wrong. I always point out behaviours and folk on here take it as been racist.ruffneck_12 wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:Data is data. Who more likely to rob a place? A guy dressed like a criminal? Or a guy dressed in a suit?
I might have to disagree with you therezoom rader wrote:Never trust an injun in ah suit
I er gonna disagree with facts. That's true as well.
But leh me hit you with more facts. Who more likely to invade your house, tie up your whole family and take your car after they murder you?
And also note I didn't say african or indian eh, I just talking bout dress here. Indians could dress like criminals too (albiet in fewer numbers)
It's a mentality, not a race.
zoom rader wrote:And that's where folk akways get it wrong. I always point out behaviours and folk on here take it as been racist.ruffneck_12 wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:Data is data. Who more likely to rob a place? A guy dressed like a criminal? Or a guy dressed in a suit?
I might have to disagree with you therezoom rader wrote:Never trust an injun in ah suit
I er gonna disagree with facts. That's true as well.
But leh me hit you with more facts. Who more likely to invade your house, tie up your whole family and take your car after they murder you?
And also note I didn't say african or indian eh, I just talking bout dress here. Indians could dress like criminals too (albiet in fewer numbers)
It's a mentality, not a race.
Run when you see injun in suits and Kwame with his jockey shorts showing
alfa wrote:It is true that Chinese grocery owners are victims of crime mostly by people of a certain demographic and are hence it is possible that they are apprehensive about letting in people who look like them. And seeing as they are soft targets I believe the police should give them extra protection. Now that being said tell me where in the United States or Europe could an illegal immigrant refuse service to a born and bred national and get away with it. In the US there would already be a hundred right wing patriots with confederate flags on their doorstep telling them to get out their country if you don't respect its citizens, but not us. I am beginning to think Max be right in that we Trinis are too slack and complacent about everything. An incident like this occurred where one of our own was denied service on OUR soil and no response from our citizens. We have a Venezuelan migrant crisis on our hands and the only person with enough balls to stand against it was the transexual boy/girl KIA something. Sadly we continue to worship the vene fair skin and Chinese char siu kai fan at the expense of our own.
At least the venes mix and breed with the locals and some learn the language. Do these Chinese ever give back anything to this nation? They do not interact with locals outside of their business and most times they don't even know what they have in their own grocery and you have to ask the local girl who's doing the wrapping. Where do they even go after hours?The venes still spend money in local businesses but not the Chinese, it's like they disappear after hours. Even when they are victims of crime they are reluctant to go to the police as Sgt Alexander once mentioned. They are the most secretive/illusive community in Trinidad and I don't like the looks of it or trust them. As I said before I have no problems with foreigners being here legally and contributing to our society but it seems like these Chinese aren't doing either and it's time we start putting our people first.
On a side note I do know of one Chinese restaurant who's owners have been here decades and their children go to local schools, have Trini friends and are completely acclimatized with our culture. That's the true spirit of how immigration to our country should be but sadly most Chinese are the opposite
The original Chinese came here in the very early 1800s and it took them about 3 generations to fit in and become Trinis. They stilled lived a secluded live ,.some of them mixed and married locals.alfa wrote:It is true that Chinese grocery owners are victims of crime mostly by people of a certain demographic and are hence it is possible that they are apprehensive about letting in people who look like them. And seeing as they are soft targets I believe the police should give them extra protection. Now that being said tell me where in the United States or Europe could an illegal immigrant refuse service to a born and bred national and get away with it. In the US there would already be a hundred right wing patriots with confederate flags on their doorstep telling them to get out their country if you don't respect its citizens, but not us. I am beginning to think Max be right in that we Trinis are too slack and complacent about everything. An incident like this occurred where one of our own was denied service on OUR soil and no response from our citizens. We have a Venezuelan migrant crisis on our hands and the only person with enough balls to stand against it was the transexual boy/girl KIA something. Sadly we continue to worship the vene fair skin and Chinese char siu kai fan at the expense of our own.
At least the venes mix and breed with the locals and some learn the language. Do these Chinese ever give back anything to this nation? They do not interact with locals outside of their business and most times they don't even know what they have in their own grocery and you have to ask the local girl who's doing the wrapping. Where do they even go after hours?The venes still spend money in local businesses but not the Chinese, it's like they disappear after hours. Even when they are victims of crime they are reluctant to go to the police as Sgt Alexander once mentioned. They are the most secretive/illusive community in Trinidad and I don't like the looks of it or trust them. As I said before I have no problems with foreigners being here legally and contributing to our society but it seems like these Chinese aren't doing either and it's time we start putting our people first.
On a side note I do know of one Chinese restaurant who's owners have been here decades and their children go to local schools, have Trini friends and are completely acclimatized with our culture. That's the true spirit of how immigration to our country should be but sadly most Chinese are the opposite
alfa wrote:It is true that Chinese grocery owners are victims of crime mostly by people of a certain demographic and are hence it is possible that they are apprehensive about letting in people who look like them. And seeing as they are soft targets I believe the police should give them extra protection. Now that being said tell me where in the United States or Europe could an illegal immigrant refuse service to a born and bred national and get away with it. In the US there would already be a hundred right wing patriots with confederate flags on their doorstep telling them to get out their country if you don't respect its citizens, but not us. I am beginning to think Max be right in that we Trinis are too slack and complacent about everything. An incident like this occurred where one of our own was denied service on OUR soil and no response from our citizens. We have a Venezuelan migrant crisis on our hands and the only person with enough balls to stand against it was the transexual boy/girl KIA something. Sadly we continue to worship the vene fair skin and Chinese char siu kai fan at the expense of our own.
At least the venes mix and breed with the locals and some learn the language. Do these Chinese ever give back anything to this nation? They do not interact with locals outside of their business and most times they don't even know what they have in their own grocery and you have to ask the local girl who's doing the wrapping. Where do they even go after hours?The venes still spend money in local businesses but not the Chinese, it's like they disappear after hours. Even when they are victims of crime they are reluctant to go to the police as Sgt Alexander once mentioned. They are the most secretive/illusive community in Trinidad and I don't like the looks of it or trust them. As I said before I have no problems with foreigners being here legally and contributing to our society but it seems like these Chinese aren't doing either and it's time we start putting our people first.
On a side note I do know of one Chinese restaurant who's owners have been here decades and their children go to local schools, have Trini friends and are completely acclimatized with our culture. That's the true spirit of how immigration to our country should be but sadly most Chinese are the opposite
These new chineses are not here to stay, when one leaves another one comes in.ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:alfa wrote:It is true that Chinese grocery owners are victims of crime mostly by people of a certain demographic and are hence it is possible that they are apprehensive about letting in people who look like them. And seeing as they are soft targets I believe the police should give them extra protection. Now that being said tell me where in the United States or Europe could an illegal immigrant refuse service to a born and bred national and get away with it. In the US there would already be a hundred right wing patriots with confederate flags on their doorstep telling them to get out their country if you don't respect its citizens, but not us. I am beginning to think Max be right in that we Trinis are too slack and complacent about everything. An incident like this occurred where one of our own was denied service on OUR soil and no response from our citizens. We have a Venezuelan migrant crisis on our hands and the only person with enough balls to stand against it was the transexual boy/girl KIA something. Sadly we continue to worship the vene fair skin and Chinese char siu kai fan at the expense of our own.
At least the venes mix and breed with the locals and some learn the language. Do these Chinese ever give back anything to this nation? They do not interact with locals outside of their business and most times they don't even know what they have in their own grocery and you have to ask the local girl who's doing the wrapping. Where do they even go after hours?The venes still spend money in local businesses but not the Chinese, it's like they disappear after hours. Even when they are victims of crime they are reluctant to go to the police as Sgt Alexander once mentioned. They are the most secretive/illusive community in Trinidad and I don't like the looks of it or trust them. As I said before I have no problems with foreigners being here legally and contributing to our society but it seems like these Chinese aren't doing either and it's time we start putting our people first.
On a side note I do know of one Chinese restaurant who's owners have been here decades and their children go to local schools, have Trini friends and are completely acclimatized with our culture. That's the true spirit of how immigration to our country should be but sadly most Chinese are the opposite
Whenever they make money they HAVE to give a chunk to their parents. I went to Taiwan for a year on a student exchange program and their reaction to me was kinda bizarre.
The students at the university were fine with me however when I went for dinner over at a friend's house, her parents were friendly and nice but the next day she told me how they said to stay away from people like me, that I am a bad influence. They were a little racist towards me. Even when I went to the markets they gave me the "go back to your country" look. I honestly thought they would be welcoming to tourists but the population seems to feel a certain level of discomfort just like how we feel about Venes here. There are many good Venes here but one rotten apple spoils the barrel.
It will take quite a while for many Chinese to completely acclimatize with our culture. The ones who have done it already are the more open minded individuals.
Phone Surgeon wrote:Where else he gonna shop though.
George mini mart?
Frank parlour?
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