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joeblow says...

... only a person who doesn't know hoe ignorant they are would speak like that in public! Seems like he should be cleaning toilets not leading people!

On Men get two chances but women only one

Posted 10 June 2026, 5:24 p.m. Suggest removal

joeblow says...

... good for him!

joeblow says...

... and people were upset when Trump used derogatory terms to describe third world countries! This behavior is exactly why he said what he did!

joeblow says...

... agreed! His remarks are unbecoming any person who is in a decision making position! That's what happens when systems don't have accountability and people are elected based on political decisions and not merit!

joeblow says...

... I read the headline and formed an opinion, I then looked at the picture to confirm I was right! People don't like to be stereotyped, but fail to behave in ways that would undermine doing it! The failures of parenting are just as apparent in black US communities are they are here. Sad!

joeblow says...

... a professional talker who couldn't inspire at least 60% of eligible voters to turn out for the last election! What a waste of breath and space!

joeblow says...

... this gives too much power to the Minister and creates opportunities for even more undesireables to live in this country, for a further undisclosed fee of course! Too many in government care about their pockets and not the long term welfare of the country!

joeblow says...

... you may not be aware that the police are famous for illegally entering and searching people's homes and apologizing afterwards. Something about their low IQs, undeveloped characters and a gun, with the force of the law behind them that makes them think they are above the law! Her story is very plausible!

joeblow says...

... the problem is that everyone in this country thinks things should be free, but healthcare is expensive and is never free! The government throws hundred of millions of dollars at the problem annually, and has not made a dent. Bahamians are eating themselves to death and supermarkets are filled with low quality, refined foods that add to the health care problem. Until the government is prepared to launch a nationwide program to change the way Bahamians view and eat food AND find ways to increase the availability of affordable, nutrient dense foods, nothing will change!

joeblow says...

... the simple reality is that Bahamian fisherman will not leave undersized conch on the seabed and Bahamians always complain about how small conch are in their conch salad. That alone should make it obvious that there is a problem. Conservation of certain species is essential, but Bahamians would rather put a dollar in their pockets now than think about the future. That true in our politics and in fisheries!