... sorry for this family's loss! Can't help but wonder if the child was in the front seat as so many parents do in spite of the advice not to.
Agree with Mrs. Garvey about how quickly people spread information via Facebook and other mean of social media. It is wrong and inconsiderate, but I can't help but wonder how many times Mrs. Garvey might have done the same thing, not thinking of how it would affect others as well!
A sad state of affairs all around. Hope the mother heals well, mentally and physically!
... the Bahamas is democratic in its elections, but socialist in its economic policies. People want free healthcare, free education and social service for every financial shortfall. Government borrows to give handouts; civil servants are paid far more than their productivity deserves and are given election "raises", all while government has to tax the working class to raise revenue to repeat the vicious cycle!! Why, for instance, does a person have to continue to pay taxes on property they have bought? Isn't that a tax for trying to get ahead? This is why the Bahamas has a "brain drain", sensible people don't want to live in a stifling den of corruption with a high cost of living, just to eat conch salad on the weekends!
... what a country we would have if Bahamians could collectively put as much energy in to building personal character, their families and actually working on their jobs!
... is he alive or dead in that photo? In any event, not enough face tattoos, facial scars or dreadlocks. He's far too positive a role model for Bahamian/Haitian/Jamaican youth!
... nonsense! It was God who implemented the death penalty for certain offences to punish the wrongdoer and to let the community know that certain sins would not be tolerated. It is men who moved away from God's laws, it is not God who has changes His mind about sin! Men choose to discard God's ways when it is not politically correct!
... the management of BFH seems incompetent, they initially bought software they didn't know how to use causing losses of more than a million and now they are still making excuses. Will definitely sell my shares in the new year if I can make at least 5%.
... was wondering if this was a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) hire, then I realized it is a branch of the Bahamian government, so meritocracy has nothing to do with this "promotion"!
... when a person has a belief that is demonstrably and verifiably untrue, society used to be grounded enough to call their erroneous belief a lie. Now they affirm the delusion and attempt to shame or belittle those who call a lie a lie! That dudes mother is a woman, he is not!
... hmmm! Not sitting down waiting for the gubmint or somebody else to do for him what he can do for himself? That is what I remember a Bahamian to be-- responsible and conscientious!
joeblow says...
... sorry for this family's loss! Can't help but wonder if the child was in the front seat as so many parents do in spite of the advice not to.
Agree with Mrs. Garvey about how quickly people spread information via Facebook and other mean of social media. It is wrong and inconsiderate, but I can't help but wonder how many times Mrs. Garvey might have done the same thing, not thinking of how it would affect others as well!
A sad state of affairs all around. Hope the mother heals well, mentally and physically!
On Family’s horror at baby’s death
Posted 4 January 2025, 7:52 a.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... the Bahamas is democratic in its elections, but socialist in its economic policies. People want free healthcare, free education and social service for every financial shortfall. Government borrows to give handouts; civil servants are paid far more than their productivity deserves and are given election "raises", all while government has to tax the working class to raise revenue to repeat the vicious cycle!! Why, for instance, does a person have to continue to pay taxes on property they have bought? Isn't that a tax for trying to get ahead? This is why the Bahamas has a "brain drain", sensible people don't want to live in a stifling den of corruption with a high cost of living, just to eat conch salad on the weekends!
On High cost of living in our nation
Posted 3 January 2025, 2:25 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... what a country we would have if Bahamians could collectively put as much energy in to building personal character, their families and actually working on their jobs!
On Saxons make history with fourth victory
Posted 3 January 2025, 2:14 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... is he alive or dead in that photo? In any event, not enough face tattoos, facial scars or dreadlocks. He's far too positive a role model for Bahamian/Haitian/Jamaican youth!
On Vybz Kartel set to make long-awaited return to Bahamas
Posted 3 January 2025, 2:11 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... nonsense! It was God who implemented the death penalty for certain offences to punish the wrongdoer and to let the community know that certain sins would not be tolerated. It is men who moved away from God's laws, it is not God who has changes His mind about sin! Men choose to discard God's ways when it is not politically correct!
On Minister says Adriel suspect confessed to other murders
Posted 31 December 2024, 3:31 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... the management of BFH seems incompetent, they initially bought software they didn't know how to use causing losses of more than a million and now they are still making excuses. Will definitely sell my shares in the new year if I can make at least 5%.
On Nine-month loss for Bahamas First
Posted 31 December 2024, 3:28 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... I would definitely suggest that she start eating more salads!
On Knowles ready for ‘exciting opportunity’
Posted 28 December 2024, 12:58 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... was wondering if this was a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) hire, then I realized it is a branch of the Bahamian government, so meritocracy has nothing to do with this "promotion"!
On Knowles ready for ‘exciting opportunity’
Posted 28 December 2024, 12:57 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... when a person has a belief that is demonstrably and verifiably untrue, society used to be grounded enough to call their erroneous belief a lie. Now they affirm the delusion and attempt to shame or belittle those who call a lie a lie! That dudes mother is a woman, he is not!
On 'Police should have done more to find Taylor Casey', says mother
Posted 28 December 2024, 12:54 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... hmmm! Not sitting down waiting for the gubmint or somebody else to do for him what he can do for himself? That is what I remember a Bahamian to be-- responsible and conscientious!
On HMBS Flamingo survivor determined to rebuild
Posted 21 December 2024, 8:21 a.m. Suggest removal