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Re: Ayinde is Hypocrtical (and so are others)
Posted By: AaronJudah2003 In Response To: Re: Ayinde is Hypocrtical (and so are others) (iyah360)
Date: Thursday, 11 November 2004, at 1:18 p.m.
". . . why do you and other administrators comment about the political situation in the USA? You don't live here, you don't pay taxes here, you don't understand all of the dynamics and nuances of the USA culture. Why do I see all of this posting about the US and its policies when you don't even live here? If you can comment on USA, I can comment on Barbados."
Barbados and the Carribean in general is EXTREMELY impacted by the policies of the U.S., so IMO it is not at all out of line for ones from the Carribean to comment on the state of U.S. affairs.
-------------------------------------------------Exactly. What you do in Barbados effects me in the USA. That's why I have every right to discuss it. If this reasoning is valid for you, it is equally valid for me. I, therefore, have every right to comment on the Barbados situation.
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