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trueBahamian says...

I don't think we can equate there murders with the argument for gender based violence. Although this is equally a tragedy, there is a distinct difference compared to.gender based violence. I believe most of what is being argued is in the context of relationships. So a boyfriend, a husband commits a crime against his other half not turf wars.

trueBahamian says...

I admire the passion Miss Wallace has on this and other issues. We need more of this. People spend too much time being obstacles or ignoring things around them. We need more voices out there trying to make things right in our country. In the words of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

trueBahamian says...

The argument a lot of people put forward on marital rape is that when getting married it isnsysted that the two become one. So, in their minds tape can't happen. I think the whole debate about marital rape is more complicated than it needs to be. If the law doesn't allow you to beat your wife or kill her why should rape be allowed? Punishment for a crime can of course be all over the map depending on the details of the offense and the criminal.history of the offender. But, I don't think we need a long debate on rape. You can't allow for assault or murder to be a crime (in marriage and outside) but rape isn't.

trueBahamian says...

I don't get it. He wants to make it more difficult to legally own a gun. Interesting! Every criminal on the street can have an illegal firearm. No approvals necessary. Soz why make it harder for law abiding citizens. Requiring training in handling, etc. is fine. But, approvals take forever to get and the longer you delay the process or make it more difficult to obtain a license you make it harder for law abiding citizens to protect themselves. Criminals on the street don't have to wait for the Commissioner to give an approval.

On Munroe: We’ll toughen gun licence rules

Posted 30 March 2023, 9:14 p.m. Suggest removal

trueBahamian says...

I'm not sure why Mrs. Wilson mentioned this. There are tons of things for kids to know to be prepared for the world. Not sure why this was mentioned. Are we educating them to racial discrimination, "Me Too" movements, public corruption, infidelity, etc. There are a bunch of topics. I'm sure Mrs. Wilson don't want those covered. So why this. I think everyone has rights and people should respect a person's rights. Kids will ask questions. Address questions when asked don't make it a part of the curriculum. Part of not being an adult is you are insulated from the real world. Let kids be kids, please. The community is constantly evolving, it's confusing for adults so imagine trying to explain this to kids. Not a good idea.

Mrs. Wilson should be concerned about the failing schools of the teachers she represents. Fix Math. Fic Wnglish! When things are going great and kids are smart enough to understand what they need to know then maybe we can start a discussion on other things.

trueBahamian says...

Wow! Unbelievable! He tried to defend that? Incredible!

trueBahamian says...

What in the world is he saying? Let's be clear some work permits are issued in some sectors where there are tons of qualified Bahamians available. The government plays these games. Everyone knows that a lot of jobs will not be given to Bahamians. I'm not referring to construction or landscaping. I'm referring to high end white collar jobs. The government spends too much time pretending to protect Bahamians while condoning the flagrant abuse of the system by foreign employers. There are even cases where the government itself is employing individuals (expats) for roles they locals can fill.

I think there exist a gap in the thinking of Minister Bell. Let's cut the nonsense and address the whole situation shall we?

trueBahamian says...

We don't have labour data but the Minister believes unemployment is likely high but declining. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Someone say "banana" and I'll say "republic".

trueBahamian says...

Every five seconds there's a proposed resort. I thi bnb k there's one for Exuma, Long Island as well, also there are plans for Grand Bahama. So much projects in the works. Lol. Like some of you have said already, let's see what they deliver.

trueBahamian says...

They said for the police to become involved a compliant is required, so how do.they know this was happening? I doubt someone being charged $10,000 for a $5.00 T-shirt is sitting at home overseas thinking, I'm simply not going back there again. If you live in the US or some other country and you get your bank statement weeks or even a month after your trip, is Mr. Munroe expecting someone to Google "Bahamas Police" and send an email to some random email address. And knowing our police, some genius gets the email and takes weeks before they read and months before they do anything with it, if they di anything. Then an investigation may start and that drags in forever, then the AG office may get involved and that drags in forever. Then a court case is filed and the courts take a million years to set a date. Then you arrive in court and a lawyer doesn't show or makes some excuse why they can't start that date and the courts schedules another date for some distant future date. After all of this, the plaintiff is left with the idea, just let the criminals have the $10,000.00 or $15,000.00 because it will.cost you 10 or 20 times that amount plus tons of frustration to solve it by taking action. Someone say "banana" and I'll say "republic".