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Fitmiss says...

We sympathize with the parent, but can you imagine owning a business and some thug pulls up on you with a gun? Those persons will need therapy for that trauma for years, because of fearing for their lives.
When police officers are trained, does it involve someone trying to shoot at them with live rounds? No amount of training can compare to a real-life situation. I have a son and we are doing our best to raise him to follow the laws of God and man. I hope this is a wakeup call to other criminals. I also feel sorry for police officers who are forced to take a life. I pray as a business owner and parent, that I never have to come face to face with such an experience nor raise a son who does this.
All we can do is try to bring children up in a loving two parent home and train them properly, yes some will stray, but it will not be as bad as it is today.

Fitmiss says...

I cannot imagine this mother's pain. This verdict reminds me of the movie Law-abiding Citizen and how the prosecutor felt they did such a good job accepting a plea. The thing is even 25 or 50 years would not be enough, but 15 is a slap in the face. That killing was very personal and overkill. I agree more could have been done in this case from what the mother presented. The person that helped disposed of the body can possibly graduate to a higher level of crime since they were not deterred now by facing consequences. This is just sad and no his sexuality does not matter. This is just sad.

Fitmiss says...

This is so sad. I am glad his family did such an honorable thing. What is the point of encouraging us to donate organs if the facilities and plans are not in place to do so? I would gladly donate my organs. Is there somewhere on our driver's license or NIB card that says that we wish to do so? I live on a Family Island and always want to donate blood, but the means are not in place to do so. There are many persons willing to donate blood and even an organ while they are alive such as a kidney, a lobe of the lung or liver, pancreas etc. or even donate after death. Unfortunately, the means of doing so in this country is nearly impossible.

On Final salute for a fallen colleague

Posted 9 February 2024, 2:16 p.m. Suggest removal

Fitmiss says...

If BPL is sold, would government buildings then have to actually pay their bills? Can you imagine the utility bills for the numerous government facilities which have air conditioning running year round including weekends and holidays?

Fitmiss says...

This company has a horrible business model also. While many of the smaller airlines have resumed regular flights, Bahamas Air has not. They are having one flight a week to islands where other carriers are running 3 a day. This company is a drain on the country's finance. It needs to be revamped and run by actual business persons that will have regularly scheduled flights, cut down on employees, stop with all of these free trips to various persons to name a few or simply sell the company.

Fitmiss says...

So they were informed by social media? Is there no official protocol in place to inform them immediately in such an incident? This is scarier than the actual accident.

On Probe launched into RBDF plane incident

Posted 2 December 2020, 3:15 p.m. Suggest removal

Fitmiss says...

Sad but true.

On Eleuthera pays the price for ignoring rules

Posted 10 November 2020, 12:02 p.m. Suggest removal

Fitmiss says...

The Bahamas was never for Bahamians or the not so rich ones at least. Look at how we can work in casinos, but cannot play in them. We have been systematically discriminated against in our own country. Now we are to stay inside and watch non Bahamians enjoy our country. We are restricted in travelling to other islands, but international travelers have less strict rules. We have to quarantine longer than international travelers. This has been a wakeup call
It really shows us what the people we elect think of us.
The nicely written article clearly showed the way tourists that could be infected, can interact with persons in the tourism industry. Those same workers return home to their families, they go to the food stores and other places. What other free, educated and democratic country allows its citizens to be treated less than visitors? I cannot imagine the United States allowing us and other international travelers, to travel there but have its citizens restricted. In fact is this a practice our Caribbean counterparts are also instituting?
The only thing crueler than people being victimised by persons of another nationality, is when it is your own people whipping you or treating you like you really are too stupid for your own good.

Fitmiss says...

I might be off topic but what school was in session on Monday October 12th? I thought that was a holiday. The system crashed Tuesday, which was the first day, but Wednesay it was up. At the moment my child is having lessons on the system.
I pray it stays up and the internet and electricity companies behave.

Fitmiss says...

Is there any way we can help these people? Some kind of Go Fund Me. Heaven knows I do not have it like that but what I can give I do. When we are able to move about, let us try to drop off care packages and a little monetary donation to the less fortunate in our communities. We can go on about government all day long but, but our neighbours need us now.