"America is doing what is best for America" Sorry, almost nobody agrees with that statement, including those who actually voted for this jackass. No decent, thinking person supports a lying dictator. Period. Unless you are a rich white billionaire, he simply doesn't care about you. How hard is that to comprehend?
Seems to me, that the last person one should place trust in is a criminal defense lawyer. Just my opinion. I hire and vote for a person based on character. Enough said.
Funny these comments. A free market is what we boast about, yet few seem educated enough to see the difference of what we practice. What is seriously gouging the Bahamian people is the level of theft and corruption by those in political office. This other stuff is merely a distraction. What we need are 30 secret shoppers in the Office of the Prime Minister and other offices to route out the real corruption and theft that is much greater than what the private sector is doing. Were we to prosecute and punish those politicians who are stealing from the Bahamian people we would see prices, licenses and fees drop across the country. Any business person knows this, yet we keep playing the game, tight lipped. We need some independent outsiders to come in and police our politicians. Period. We are obviously incapable of finding the moral courage to stop these crimes. Year after year after year. Transparency, freedom of information, just meaningless words to these politicians.
I do not disagree, however, these clowns have indebted The Bahamas with their odious loans which will never be repaid. The next few generations of Bahamians will pay dearly for the criminal activities of these two jokey parties.
The very idea that money must be brought up, and worried about, in these unfortunate instances, suggests a dreadful level of criminality and sinfulness in our health care industry and our politics, in general. Somehow, if even basic humanity, let alone Christian ethics, were to come into play, the very idea that a person's life could hang in the balance due solely to having the money to survive, suggests a true failure of the human spirit, and a repudiation of everything we say we stand for.
Maybe just legalize the drugs and eliminate the underground drug trade. Is there really something that much worse than the legal alcohol? Do your homework and see who is the biggest drug cartel in the world. Hint. It is a government. Supply and demand. At least the drug runners provide a service. What do politicians do except live off of other people's hard work and money? We gave up on critical thinking some years ago. Now, we've almost lost the ability, haven't we? Wasn't this country founded on pirating and rum running?
Porcupine says...
Bankers, lawyers and thieves.
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Porcupine says...
"America is doing what is best for America"
Sorry, almost nobody agrees with that statement, including those who actually voted for this jackass.
No decent, thinking person supports a lying dictator. Period.
Unless you are a rich white billionaire, he simply doesn't care about you.
How hard is that to comprehend?
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Porcupine says...
Yes. Everything you say is obvious to all.
The question is: Do we care?
I would answer "no" it seems we do not.
We just don't care.
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Porcupine says...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNfPPN8…
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Porcupine says...
Seems to me, that the last person one should place trust in is a criminal defense lawyer.
Just my opinion.
I hire and vote for a person based on character.
Enough said.
On Davis insists ‘what is Pintard’s profession?’ is a fair question
Posted 23 May 2025, 11:30 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Funny these comments.
A free market is what we boast about, yet few seem educated enough to see the difference of what we practice.
What is seriously gouging the Bahamian people is the level of theft and corruption by those in political office.
This other stuff is merely a distraction.
What we need are 30 secret shoppers in the Office of the Prime Minister and other offices to route out the real corruption and theft that is much greater than what the private sector is doing.
Were we to prosecute and punish those politicians who are stealing from the Bahamian people we would see prices, licenses and fees drop across the country.
Any business person knows this, yet we keep playing the game, tight lipped.
We need some independent outsiders to come in and police our politicians. Period.
We are obviously incapable of finding the moral courage to stop these crimes.
Year after year after year.
Transparency, freedom of information, just meaningless words to these politicians.
On Secret shoppers signed up to keep retailers at their best
Posted 22 May 2025, 8:09 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
I do not disagree, however, these clowns have indebted The Bahamas with their odious loans which will never be repaid. The next few generations of Bahamians will pay dearly for the criminal activities of these two jokey parties.
On ‘Real job?’ Davis’ comments on Pintard poetry spark backlash
Posted 20 May 2025, 8:51 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
The very idea that money must be brought up, and worried about, in these unfortunate instances, suggests a dreadful level of criminality and sinfulness in our health care industry and our politics, in general.
Somehow, if even basic humanity, let alone Christian ethics, were to come into play, the very idea that a person's life could hang in the balance due solely to having the money to survive, suggests a true failure of the human spirit, and a repudiation of everything we say we stand for.
On American woman in critical condition following boat accident in Bahamas
Posted 19 May 2025, 11:23 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Maybe just legalize the drugs and eliminate the underground drug trade.
Is there really something that much worse than the legal alcohol?
Do your homework and see who is the biggest drug cartel in the world.
Hint. It is a government.
Supply and demand. At least the drug runners provide a service.
What do politicians do except live off of other people's hard work and money?
We gave up on critical thinking some years ago.
Now, we've almost lost the ability, haven't we?
Wasn't this country founded on pirating and rum running?
On Five Bahamians arrested in Acklins in connection with almost $9m in drugs
Posted 17 May 2025, 9:26 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
100% correct.
Poor Mr. Todd.
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