Family Man
Banned
That's another thing that's not discussed and have light shed on it enough. There's a lot of contract killings that go on. Family disputes. Business disputes. Anything.Have a relative working in jamaica for a few years now (he not jamaican) and he was telling me the scariest thing about jamaica now is not the gang warfare or garrison politics, which you can easily avoid by staying away from certain places and people, but contract killings.
Issues with regular people over man/woman, car, land, money etc can easily get you killed cause it's easy for regular people to hire a hitman to take you out. It don't cost alot plus there are alot of dudes who don't mind knocking someone off for some change
They killed a young dude the other day in May Pen for no other reason than he opened up a funeral home and his rival put change on his head.
You can't even be a returning resident and try to be enterprising. That's the quickest way to get extorted or murdered.
My accountant and I was going to start something down there back in 2016 and had to put the breaks on it for safety concerns. I love Jamaica but not enough to become a martyr or a hastag.
There is a lot of money, smarts, experience, and human capital in the Jamaican diasapora. I don't know any Jamaican living outside of Jamaica that wouldn't rather be back there, live life, and contribute meaningfully. The culture is just so fukking trash and destructive that decent people don't want anything to do with it.
I have to move like a secret agent when I visit there. I can't even stay there more than a week because the longer you're there the more risk you're exposing yourself to. Last year when I was there I there for 8 days and stayed at three different places in three different parishes smh. Can't even let your guard down. Head constantly on a swivel and can't trust nobody.
After I tie up some loose ends I'm completely done with that place.
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