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25-10-05, 09:54 AM
okaforworld wrote:
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I must admit that the only stereotype I have on Jamaica is that the girls are wild sexually.
That was formed from what I saw in the media growing up and later, here in the U.S.
But I have started reconstructing my thoughts as I see our African girls get wild too.
I think it is just that Jamaicans are more open. Like during dances, discussions and stuff. They speak their mind without any reserve.
Meanwhile, I am a Nigerian and love Jamaican curry chicken.
I must admit that I hate being around my fellow Nigerians or any group who look down on others. It makes me SICK!
It is true that most Nigerians think they are better than other blacks.
This is the first time I am hearing about the wig.
One solution to this is inter-marriage, which I will do myself by God's grace.
We should see ourselves as one.
The missing ingredients are love, respect for others and unity.
If you are guilty of hating others, try respecting them even if they are not like you as you will like to be respected for being you.
As for those in prison, we fail to have a strong body that advocate for the innocent ones.
If we have strong bodies, no white man can just come around and take our own to jail for no reason.
For those that mess around with trouble, like smoking weed, selling drugs, or other crimes, they deserveto be locked up.
How dare you sit there on your high pedestal, and say that Nigerians think that they are better than other blacks. Have you ever herad of pride, it is true and I WILL not deny it, that Nigerians are very proud people, but so are Jamaicans, Ghanaians, Bajans etc. If you hate so much being around Nigerian people, then syau away, I am very sure that we do not need you. You see me, I speak my mind withought any reserve, but I'm nigerian, so that is not possible. Have you ever thought that the people that you talk so plesantly about act the way they do because they are around you??? Sorry to be so harsh, but I will NOT stand for anybody talking down about my people, not just Nigerians, but every black person. So I suggest that you get down of your pedestal, and pay attention.
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