occupy jamaica

[blugiant]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SistaCtry</div><div class="ubbcode-body">wendy, this is my take on it, mine, not yours, and from what I have seen and heard, smh....i have seen topless women, i have seen herb smoking, i have seen children staring at the adults for direction and there was none,

now for intentions??? was it a good cause, sure, but it sure got lost somewhere


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wan aff de way afrikkan oomen wood protest iss fii goo tapless ann march troo da village. imagine maddars, grandmaddars, auntees, sistas, dawtahs protestinn topless fe shame men wey run ting. dat wass meant fe shame de male rulers natt de oomen. still wen yu doo itt inn babylon de prablems iss da topless oomen ann natt de issue dem protestinn cah aff societal issue widd oomen breast ann sexualitee.

dat y mii poas wan pitcha widd a topless mzungu ooman widd a message butt de message got lost cah naked breasts affend sum peeps sense of moralitee.

itt like peeps smokinn ganja. itt affend more da peeps smokinn ciggarretes even dough more peeps smoke cigs ann itt wurst da ganja

qwestian da media keep repeatinn ann dat moas peeps apieinn iss dat occupy movement doan ave a message? itt ave multiple messages butt moas peeps raddar dan readinn itt lookinn fe da cliffnote versians. da message iss da movement dem peeps bunninn fiyah pon da systems dat benefit da 1 percent at de xxpense aff de 99 percent

[sistactry]

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same so it go Giant, de message got lost, and they became truly disgusting, i better me neen go down deh,

[sistactry]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body">

Of course our own country Jamaica would not be left out despite the popular view that we are the most docile people in the hemisphere. I was heartened to see that one Jamaican man had linked into the global “Occupy Together” movement, calling for an “Occupy Half-Way-Tree” for Thursday, October 20, at 2:00 pm.

Prior to seeing that link, University of the West Indies lecturer, talk-show host and cofounder of Jamaicans United for Sustainable Development, Dickie Crawford, had discussed with me the significance of the expanding global movement and the striking similarities here in Jamaica. In solidarity with what is now a worldwide struggle for justice and equality, “Occupy Jamaica” has been placed on the global map. Crawford has outlined some of the key tenets of the Jamaican experience as he sees it, and I concur:

• Forty-nine years in the wilderness: poverty, no jobs, crime, corruption, waste and mis-management, political violence, division, tribalism, victimisation.

• Sale of our assets: land, sugar-cane properties, bauxite, beaches, hotels, airline, airports, coffee, Appleton rum, Captain Morgan rum, Tia Maria coffee liqueur, Red Stripe beer, Buckingham ice cream.

• Neglect of the people: squatting, poor housing, poor schooling, poor health care, poor roads, poor transportation, poor water.

• We want a new Jamaica: equal rights and justice, peace, safety in our homes and on the streets, our children to be loved and protected, schools and training for our young people, health care available for all, equality for our women.

How about it, Jamaica?

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ahhh ((((Giant)))) you are wise, and humble to boot, luvvv u badd badd,

all i can say is: true wud