Nobody's picking on you, and nobody picked on the hotel. Read the thread more carefully.
You made a stament, posted here as fact, that the desk clerk had warned you that several of her other guests had been mugged. People who actually live here questioned that because of all the reasons stated above and more:
1) the location of the hotel near the police presence in town
2) not one other person here besides you being able to confirm
3) previous factual errors in your posts
4) your initial reluctance to provide details
5) the poisonous wording in your post that made it just look like a slur by someone with an axe to grind, etc.
6) The fact that at least one person actually talked to the hotel to find out if what you said was true and was not able to confirm
Your statement about taxis also strikes me as strange. A motoconcho maybe, but a taxi? We're talking a couple of blocks here. A taxi driver would certainly take you and laugh all the way back home with the money you paid him for the two block hop. Plus no taxis are generally available in Sosua at all at night. Except a few intercity taxis waiting at the Texaco, which is right at the entrance to the road to the hotel, which menas you would have had to walk already 3/4 of the way from the "tourist zone" whatever that is to the hotel anyway, just to get in the taxi. That just makes no sense.
You made a stament, posted here as fact, that the desk clerk had warned you that several of her other guests had been mugged. People who actually live here questioned that because of all the reasons stated above and more:
1) the location of the hotel near the police presence in town
2) not one other person here besides you being able to confirm
3) previous factual errors in your posts
4) your initial reluctance to provide details
5) the poisonous wording in your post that made it just look like a slur by someone with an axe to grind, etc.
6) The fact that at least one person actually talked to the hotel to find out if what you said was true and was not able to confirm
Your statement about taxis also strikes me as strange. A motoconcho maybe, but a taxi? We're talking a couple of blocks here. A taxi driver would certainly take you and laugh all the way back home with the money you paid him for the two block hop. Plus no taxis are generally available in Sosua at all at night. Except a few intercity taxis waiting at the Texaco, which is right at the entrance to the road to the hotel, which menas you would have had to walk already 3/4 of the way from the "tourist zone" whatever that is to the hotel anyway, just to get in the taxi. That just makes no sense.