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Yes, we aren't afforded freedom of speech and thought. We must be told what to think.

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We're priced out of the development of our country. Natives of Abaco and Long Island should be empowered to develop their local economies.

Instead, they can only hope to be employees at unlivable wages. No wonder the Bahamian spirit is broken, apathetic and numb. There's no path to prosperity and power is centralized amongst a small group that already have.

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Yeah bey, none of this two-class treatment. Rich foreigners in da same cell as the poor Bahamian 'tiefs'. A thief is a thief

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Comrade TalRussell - please improve the readability of your posts. You often share nuggets of insightful knowledge but I don't have the time or competence to decipher all of your messages.

The average audience of your posts reads mainstream US and UK English.

Also, what is your writing style derivative of? I find it curious and would like to learn more.

On INSIGHT: Fyre, FTX and the harm to our nation

Posted 15 November 2022, 11:30 a.m. Suggest removal

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Yes, hang in there folks. Stick together.

On TUESDAY'S UPDATES: Tropical Storm Nicole

Posted 8 November 2022, 7:15 p.m. Suggest removal

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Imagine if the Cashiers thought of their lives like a business. Can their salaries cover, clothes, food, travel, housing, etc.? How much "profit" do they have left after expenses? Most other them are running their "business" out of someone else's property (home) because they can't afford their own.

They're a business running at a loss. The hypocrisy we allow. We have to be reasonable with the profiting business but a lower-class individual need to sort themselves out. They're free and have options, work or beg.

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Well, we're supposed to be poor, uneducated and desperate. So we praise any investment.

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Huh... Let this be a lesson for everyone. If you aren't getting what you want don't show up to work. This is how our private a public sectors negotiate.

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When all the tourists are on boats and cruise ships they'll be enjoying the Bahamas without the Bahamians.

What percentage of tourist traffic is currently isolated from Bahamians on cruise ships, yachts, and gated communities? I don't think that's a good thing for us.

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Sounds like a good idea. Or even better make a national lottery and eliminate the private number houses altogether. The proceeds of the national lottery goes to fund public programs. This is what the USA, Canada, UK and many other countries do.