Ity, you do not know me so I'll ignore what you're trying to imply. I will let you know a few things about me.
I was born on the island of Wakenaam, Essequibo and while the Indians were the majority population our village wamixed. In fact I grew up in a rented home amnd our Landlord was a Black Minitser of the Church. Oh, and that was a large family who all lived next to us.
I lived in Georgetown when I started attending QC. My non-school hours were spent mostly on the streets. My friends who I hang out with, you can say, were largely non-QC. My neighbors were a black family at whose home I ate, partied and did other things. That family is whom I stayed at in Brooklyn when I first came to New York. They put me up like family.
I shall leave it at that.
And what does that have to do with analyzing black political behavior after 23 years of PPP oppression?
And in fact how does that contradict what Itaname said? So the FEW blacks who you cite didn't go to QC. But that doesn't change the thrust of his commentary.
Your analysis of Guyana shows your blindness to how Africans think and feel after 23 years of PPP rule. I can only wonder if your black friends agree with you that the onus is ONLY on Afro Guyanese to move Guyana from its ethnic quagmire. With Indians having no obligation to do some serious discussion about how their actions impact how Africans view them.
It is noteworthy that you didn't respond to Itaname's assertion that you refuse to recognize that the African ethnic insecurity dilemma is just as valid as that of the Indian, and that the African is not MORE obligated than is the Indian to resolve these problems.
You make NO attempt to empathize with how the African feels after 23 years of PPP rule, but then demand that Africans empathize with the Indian after 28 years of PNC rule. Funny thing that NONE of the black posters argue with you about what happened to Indians during this era, and how this impacts their views of Africans today. YOU on the other hand make NO attempt to similarly empathize with the African.