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redmanjp wrote:sam1978 wrote:This is the reason I generally read and don’t get involved in discussions. I’m in Couva Hospital with nothing to do so I decided to join in. The mental issues are real out here. I don’t see how discussing something with people who have different views could ever be like this. That’s why the world has so many problems today. People are not normally adjusted and some can’t cope with the pressures of life, so they trigger.
couva hospital u say? so what's the situation there? getting filled with covid patients?
sMASH wrote:Problem is, people don't care if they get kick in they teeth, once is not an Indian party in power... they red and dead!
sMASH wrote:apply that proportionality to the pnm strong holds... where pnm wins hands down. u really want to say lavantee is 36% afro?
Or, in a broader sense, that there is no relevant issue being addressed.elec2020 wrote:voter turnout was 58 % (658,297 voted and 1,134,135 are registered to vote). implying that a significant amount of the electorate are displeased with the options provided.
sMASH wrote:the entire country didnt vote for pnm... and didnt win it for them. its the strong holds that keeping them in. come hell, high water, or pool, they red and ready!!!
people mad, keep doing the same thing and expect a different result. oarrrr, keep doing the same thing, cause they want that result....
Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:the entire country didnt vote for pnm... and didnt win it for them. its the strong holds that keeping them in. come hell, high water, or pool, they red and ready!!!
people mad, keep doing the same thing and expect a different result. oarrrr, keep doing the same thing, cause they want that result....
Both parties have strongholds in ethnically homogenous constituencies, almost equally. But that is not enough to win elections. It is about winning the marginals and for the last 2 elections PNM has been winning them comfortably. Rather than point to poor campaigning and poor candidate choices by the UNC, you pull the race card. Anything to absolve the UNC and divide the country you want them to lead.
The PNM chose a bad candidate with Gypsy and lost horribly in that marginal. But in your small mind, in 2015 they want no Indian leader, but in 2020 they changed their mind.
Constituencies was created and boundaries shifted to maintain that PNM keeps the lead. They entire election and boundaries is rotten to the core. When a constituency population grows they mark out the opposition areas with that constituency and they simply change it to maintain that PNM wins that seat. Then you have voter padding via HDC homes. We all know that HDC houses are given to PNM family.Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:apply that proportionality to the pnm strong holds... where pnm wins hands down. u really want to say lavantee is 36% afro?
You cannot use a PNM stronghold to exemplify the entire country. The majority of the country has no problem with an Indo Trinidadian running the country and has voted for one several times. The UNC is currently unelectable, so rather than deal with the inherent faults within the UNC to make them electable, you and other UNC supporters say that the country is the problem.
Thus, you push race.
I am not understanding you, where did I say that PNM stole an election? If anything I showed how they manufactured votes by moving boundaries , HDC homes and expanding in to opposition areas .elec2020 wrote:^ another person claiming that PNM thief the elections. If the UNC was smart then why did they not engage in practices to improve voter turnout (in their favor). Oh wait they did with the blank man narrative. But guess that was counter-productive
Kickstart wrote:Constituencies was created and boundaries shifted to maintain that PNM keeps the lead. They entire election and boundaries is rotten to the core. When a constituency population grows they mark out the opposition areas with that constituency and they simply change it to maintain that PNM wins that seat. Then you have voter padding via HDC homes. We all know that HDC houses are given to PNM family.Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:apply that proportionality to the pnm strong holds... where pnm wins hands down. u really want to say lavantee is 36% afro?
You cannot use a PNM stronghold to exemplify the entire country. The majority of the country has no problem with an Indo Trinidadian running the country and has voted for one several times. The UNC is currently unelectable, so rather than deal with the inherent faults within the UNC to make them electable, you and other UNC supporters say that the country is the problem.
Thus, you push race.
I believe so and I know it happened in San Fernando in the opposition areas where caroni land was taken and HDC homes built and given to PNM supporters. Manipulation was played outGladiator wrote:Kickstart wrote:Constituencies was created and boundaries shifted to maintain that PNM keeps the lead. They entire election and boundaries is rotten to the core. When a constituency population grows they mark out the opposition areas with that constituency and they simply change it to maintain that PNM wins that seat. Then you have voter padding via HDC homes. We all know that HDC houses are given to PNM family.Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:apply that proportionality to the pnm strong holds... where pnm wins hands down. u really want to say lavantee is 36% afro?
You cannot use a PNM stronghold to exemplify the entire country. The majority of the country has no problem with an Indo Trinidadian running the country and has voted for one several times. The UNC is currently unelectable, so rather than deal with the inherent faults within the UNC to make them electable, you and other UNC supporters say that the country is the problem.
Thus, you push race.
Didn't this happen with Greenvale and the La Horquetta/Talparo seat???
Kickstart wrote:I believe so and I know it happened in San Fernando in the opposition areas where caroni land was taken and HDC homes built and given to PNM supporters. Manipulation was played outGladiator wrote:Kickstart wrote:Constituencies was created and boundaries shifted to maintain that PNM keeps the lead. They entire election and boundaries is rotten to the core. When a constituency population grows they mark out the opposition areas with that constituency and they simply change it to maintain that PNM wins that seat. Then you have voter padding via HDC homes. We all know that HDC houses are given to PNM family.Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:apply that proportionality to the pnm strong holds... where pnm wins hands down. u really want to say lavantee is 36% afro?
You cannot use a PNM stronghold to exemplify the entire country. The majority of the country has no problem with an Indo Trinidadian running the country and has voted for one several times. The UNC is currently unelectable, so rather than deal with the inherent faults within the UNC to make them electable, you and other UNC supporters say that the country is the problem.
Thus, you push race.
Didn't this happen with Greenvale and the La Horquetta/Talparo seat???
This was the same Hinds that judged a down trodden man and searched for the pipper in him.bluefete wrote:Did he or didn't he?
PEA responsible for this?Habit7 wrote:Wow, PEA is now allyuh champion for inappropriate speech?
See how allyuh does set up yourself for disappointment.
Kickstart wrote:PEA responsible for this?Habit7 wrote:Wow, PEA is now allyuh champion for inappropriate speech?
See how allyuh does set up yourself for disappointment.
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/hinds-defends-de ... beggar-20/
Kickstart wrote:Dont know where to put this lengthy report on TT black males , but I believe that this government is responsible
Have a read and I am sure those that are in favor of this government will try to discredit it .
https://www.undp.org/content/dam/trinid ... Report.pdf
Kickstart wrote:Dont know where to put this lengthy report on TT black males , but I believe that this government is responsible
Have a read and I am sure those that are in favor of this government will try to discredit it .
https://www.undp.org/content/dam/trinid ... Report.pdf
Ryan wrote the report and it's a lengthy reading. It clearly explains why our black males are in perilHabit7 wrote:Kickstart wrote:Dont know where to put this lengthy report on TT black males , but I believe that this government is responsible
Have a read and I am sure those that are in favor of this government will try to discredit it .
https://www.undp.org/content/dam/trinid ... Report.pdf
When the facts are against you on other issues, pull the race card. Because Kwame is not responsible for his actions, PNM is.
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