Pressure the gov. of the Dominican Republic to stop its planned "cleaning" of 250k black Dominicans

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Blacks are too busy trying to integrate into white society for this to happen sadly.

Thats way we keep runnin into the same problems year after year. This people come here mock us look down on us and smile in our faces.

Black shouldve gotten the message by now.

 

[88m3]

dominicans exposing themselves in this thread... hard

the same rationales and technicalities they're using to justify their overtly racist behavior to haitans is eerily similar to that of white supremacists... but that's no surprise.


white man in 1950's US: "by LAW, these negroes are not allowed in this establishment. there is nothing wrong with this."

chill out with the "patria" and realize that wrong is wrong.... seriously, of all the people i've interacted with in the african diaspora, the subtle, mental brainwashing has been most extensive in dominicans. more so than asians or whites in many instances . it is TRUE that other caribbean nations, e.g. - jamaica have taken tough stances on immigration by haitians, but obviously without the blatant racial element we see here.
the same folks from DR co-opting black culture in the states will be the first to idealize and glorify whiteness

well said

 

[OfTheCross]

Blacks are too busy trying to integrate into white society for this to happen sadly.

Black Americans don't have a country to go back to or reconnect with. That's an issue, I think.

It's not that black people are trying to integrate into white society, it's that they're trying to integrate into American society.

 

[chief_keef_stan]

Ive been warning yall about these Dominicans for years on this site

a lot of them do not want to be considered black and this thought is something that is bigger in that country than many people realize

anyone who has spent a decent amount of time in that country knows what I am talking about

fukk it they aren't even black anyways

 

[karim]

@The War Report This article is from 1987, and it goes into detail how Dominicans helped fuel the crack trade. Again, I'm not dissing Dominicans, just making a point, and proving it. YOU took it there, I'm just reacting.

http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/31/nyregion/us-breaks-up-major-crack-ring-in-new-york.html
U.S. Breaks Up Major Crack Ring in New York
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Published: July 31, 1987
"Federal authorities yesterday said they had smashed a drug ring that they described as the biggest distributor of crack in New York City.

The officials said 29 people, headed by a 26-year-old suspect from the Dominican Republic, operated a ring that distributed as much as 10,000 vials of crack a day, primarily in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan and the Bronx.

Six of the defendants were arrested in the New York area late Wednesday and early yesterday, 10 others were already in custody on other charges and the rest, including the suspected leader, were being sought, principally in the Dominican Republic.

The case, officials said, was significant because it showed the growth and sophistication of the crack trade, which only two years ago was made up of low-level dealers producing the potent form of cocaine in kitchen laboratories and hawking it on street corners. And while it also represented an important step in the fight against crack, they said it could hardly stamp out the crack epidemic in the city."

"The man called the ringleader, Santiago Luis Polanco-Rodriguez, was portrayed by Mr. Stutman as ''probably the marketing genius'' behind the dramatic spread of crack in the Washington Heights area in the last two years. Washington Heights was among the neighborhoods hit first and most powerfully by the spread of crack."

"According to the detailed 54-page indictment, the ring began distributing cocaine in glassine envelopes in 1982, but switched in 1985 to selling crack in vials with the ''Based Balls'' brand name."


Notice that they started selling crack in 1985, right when crack started hitting NYC. You think that is a coincidence?
Is that enough proof for you, or am I still talking out of my ass

It's not only that. The dominican political establishment has had ties to the drug trade for a long time. As a matter of fact, when Balaguer ruled the country, it used to be a way for opposition parties to fianance themselves. It wasn't a coincidence that the DR became a paradise for Narcos once Hippolito won the presidency.

 

[bouncy]

Therein lies a problem, though.

He's essentially saying that he's not going to accept Haitians just cause they weren't born there.

That is in direct violation of the Hatian Constitution which says that those individuals are natural born Haitian citizens.

If it does then I agree, he is wrong.

Can you show me proof that's what the Constitution states?

 

[Rell84shots]

Black Americans don't have a country to go back to or reconnect with. That's an issue, I think.

It's not that black people are trying to integrate into white society, it's that they're trying to integrate into American society.

You do know that Africa is still around right?

 

[newarkhiphop]

the obsession is deep

say breh I just learned Dominicans are to blame for the crack epidemic

you know cuz Cubans, Colombians, Jamaicans and haitians etc never brought in no drugs in the 80s

O yea and this guy never existed

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Ross_(drug_trafficker)

 

[karim]

say breh I just learned Dominicans are to blame for the crack epidemic

you know cuz Cubans, Colombians, Jamaicans and haitians etc never brought in no drugs in the 80s

O yea and this guy never existed

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Ross_(drug_trafficker)

nobody said this. a dominican poster basically claimed that haitians do nothing but raise the crimerate in the dr while dominican migrants opened businesses followed the law and became productive citizens, and therefore, dominicans migrating to the us couldn't be compared to haitians migrating to the dr. the counterargument to that claim was that dominicans played an important role in the crack epidemic.

 

[OfTheCross]

If it does then I agree, he is wrong.

Can you show me proof that's what the Constitution states?

ARTICLE 11:Any person born of a Haitian father or Haitian mother who are themselves native-born Haitians and have never renounced their nationality possesses Haitian nationality at the time of birth.

You do know that Africa is still around right?

Africa is not a country

 

[karim]

ARTICLE 11:Any person born of a Haitian father or Haitian mother who are themselves native-born Haitians and have never renounced their nationality possesses Haitian nationality at the time of birth.

this article only applies to second generation migrants. if your grandparents migrated to the dr, then their dominican born children weren't native born haitians anymore, which in turn means that you don't possess haitian nationality.

 

[OfTheCross]

this article only applies to second generation migrants. if your grandparents migrated to the dr, then their dominican born children weren't native born haitians anymore, which in turn means that you don't possess haitian nationality.

That's correct.

Those are the people that Haiti, the DR, and the international organizations have too weed out so they're not totally left up in the air.

Edit: but keep in mind that if only one parent is a native born Haitian then the child would still be considered Haitian birth

 

[newarkhiphop]

nobody said this. a dominican poster basically claimed that haitians do nothing but raise the crimerate in the dr while dominican migrants opened businesses followed the law and became productive citizens, and therefore, dominicans migrating to the us couldn't be compared to haitians migrating to the dr. the counterargument to that claim was that dominicans played an important role in the crack epidemic.

he knows damm well that ain't the truth

 

[karim]

That's correct.

Those are the people that Haiti, the DR, and the international organizations have too weed out so they're not totally left up in the air.

these people are what the whole argument is about and why people say it's not a migration issue.

 

[Rell84shots]

ARTICLE 11:Any person born of a Haitian father or Haitian mother who are themselves native-born Haitians and have never renounced their nationality possesses Haitian nationality at the time of birth.



Africa is not a country

No it's a continent that has countries we all could go visit.