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Yea Im NOT trying to deny AAs targeting Haitians in Miami. Because it did happen I was just saying that SOME of those "AAs" were sometimes Bahamians. But more importantly I know it maybe tough for people to realize but this thing DID start with non-Haitian Caribbeans(and not just Dominicans btw). I say this after encountering some Bahamians online who were saying anti-Haitian shyt that almost sounded like what a white supremacist would say such as "mudcookies." That's when I started putting two and two together. Not saying anti-Haitianism is rooted in Bahamian culture like certain Dominicans but I notice some of the slick shyt they be saying about Haitians. Haitians being the poorer island from what I noticed gets slick stuff thrown at them by these non-Haitian Caribbeans.
And @Meh you know EXACTLY what I mean with the bolded. *wink*
To be real those non haitians from the caribbeans started all of this, I always looked at them as black people but those other non aa groups use to sell them out
And those groups use to hang around aa so us being ignorant we took what they use to say and repeat it
Their beef with haitians had to come from shyt they heard from their parents , and a lot of haitians didn't even tell people they were haitians until them real zoes started putting in work,getting money and making other haitians feel proud to rep it in public
And now some love to throw around that yank word and say slick shyt, I mess with a lot of haitian girls and had to get on a few about that word
..because the culture of/that birthed it had more to do with the cultural practices of a specific sub-segment of afram youth (black spades dj's or older disco dj's) more than it had to do with pure raw numbers of aframs or any other group in general, whereas the floridian afram/bahamian/haitian dynamic is broader because of older (pre-usa soil) contact between bahamians/haitains adding a different dynamic.
exactly.....Aframs never had those perceptions because they didn't know haitians like that to begin with which goes back to what I've sad before. Haitains got is worse from their fellow Carib brethren across numerous islands than anything they got from Aframs in Florida/NY
Calling BS on every plea copped or juelz made about this topic......the tension started with Haitians trying to take over the projects in MIA, Bahamians made us hate Haitians, what happened here is nothing compared to how other islanders treat Haitians.
The VERY first post I made in this thread was me being critical of a Haitian poster who suggested that Zoe behavior was based on copying/following AAs. The Idea of blaming the behavior of lowlife element your culture on others rubs me the wrong way...but apparently some of you have no problem doing just that.
As I've said in this thread, the Zoes here are nothing more than Haitian vagabon culture in America. Discrimination of a large wave of new immigrants is nothing more than a historical pattern that has taken place in world history and in this case American history. Especially when that new group is being villified in the press. Irish.....Italians....Jews....Puerto Ricans.Each group gets shytted on....and turns around and does it to the next group. Anybody who has read immigration history is aware of this. Even people who don't read books saw this theme in Gangs of New York, as in the time period and city covered, it was the Irish poor's time to be the targets.
Poor wave of immigrants come in......move to poor areas in new country , and the green light goes on among some of the previous group who still live there. I'm certain that the first poor waves of previous Caribbean groups caught heat from whichever white ethnic group or AAs they encountered.
Some waves of African Americans migrating north from the south surely caught heat from the white ethnics who were still in the areas they moved to. (but maybe another white group forced/ tricked/ coerced the scum element of Italians to assault AAs)
The facts and pattern of history don't support what you guys are saying.
IMO, most black people see arabs the same way they saw them prior to 9/11
as far as aframs go?
That's Pure Plug Bull, and everybody who reads this knows that. Boggles my mind that people will not debate in good faith. The honest answer was to say that the "terrorist" tag (and fear)is added to whatever perception people previously had of Arabs based on person interaction or mental picture of them. Saying that the perception didn't change is disingenuous. Fear.based on reality or perception will always alter views about outsider groups. Again......Haitians were attached to HIV/Aids when the disease was first reported in American media. Saying that this didn't create a perception about Haitians among both people who had and had not encountered Haitians personally is pure plug bull.
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