@John, "Chinese food"? Thanks, I didn't expect a laugh out of a murder article. Also, beedies are just tobacco...who are they "setting off"? You can always be trusted to bring the crazy.
Blah blah paradigm shift blah. Until the education system is dragged out of the gutter and teenage Bahamians stop having litters of unwanted kids crime will do nothing but worsen.
I agree 100% with what Mr. Wyckoff said. Also, anyone claiming that there is "recruitment" going on, or that desiring equal rights constitutes an agenda is hopelessly ignorant. It is no coincidence that those nations with the highest happiness indices are the ones that support equal rights for their citizens, including their LGBT citizens. Take a look at the countries that allow gay marriage, and then the ones that don't and have a think about which set of countries we should strive to be more like.
Hypocrites like this make the Bahamas too frustrating a place for educated people to live in. No wonder all of our college educated youth live abroad. The Bahamas has a chance to be a beacon of progression for the rest of the Caribbean region and we choose to backslide and place our name among countries with unequal rights for women and the LGBT community. I guess some Bahamians are supposed to be more deserving of equality than others. What a moron.
@tiger B when Columbus got to the Bahamas there was no marriage. Many Native American (or First Nations for Canadians) tribes recognised gay people as "two spirit" people and held them in high regard. Maybe, just for fun, read a book sometime.
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Government school kid brawls (boys and girls) are all over facebook and youtube...but by all means, keep denying...
On Minister says violence in schools not out of control
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@John, "Chinese food"? Thanks, I didn't expect a laugh out of a murder article. Also, beedies are just tobacco...who are they "setting off"? You can always be trusted to bring the crazy.
On Dead man was relative of victim in murder case
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There are aerial pictures of the oil emanating from BEC. This man's tongue would jump out of his head before it uttered a true statement.
On ‘Clifton oil leak would go other direction from Adelaide Beach’
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Mr. Albury, you said all of this far better than I could have. The Bahamas deserves better.
On None of my business . . .
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*Coral Harbour
On $10m Rose Island 'special project' to open November
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Great, I can't wait to see the 1,000 cascarilla tree plantation Gray has there.
On BAMSI will open this month – despite building setbacks
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Blah blah paradigm shift blah. Until the education system is dragged out of the gutter and teenage Bahamians stop having litters of unwanted kids crime will do nothing but worsen.
On Bell pledges 'very aggressive' response to spate of crime
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jt says...
I agree 100% with what Mr. Wyckoff said. Also, anyone claiming that there is "recruitment" going on, or that desiring equal rights constitutes an agenda is hopelessly ignorant. It is no coincidence that those nations with the highest happiness indices are the ones that support equal rights for their citizens, including their LGBT citizens. Take a look at the countries that allow gay marriage, and then the ones that don't and have a think about which set of countries we should strive to be more like.
On LGBT attack 'is hate speech'
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Hypocrites like this make the Bahamas too frustrating a place for educated people to live in. No wonder all of our college educated youth live abroad. The Bahamas has a chance to be a beacon of progression for the rest of the Caribbean region and we choose to backslide and place our name among countries with unequal rights for women and the LGBT community. I guess some Bahamians are supposed to be more deserving of equality than others. What a moron.
On Religious leader says homosexuality 'a massive deception'
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@tiger B when Columbus got to the Bahamas there was no marriage. Many Native American (or First Nations for Canadians) tribes recognised gay people as "two spirit" people and held them in high regard. Maybe, just for fun, read a book sometime.
On Pastor: God doesn't make same-sex marriage a right
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