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Dominicans in favor of Trump’s increase of raids and deportations
Insulting is anything that doesn't fit their model. No one likes their baby called ugly. This never used to be an issue on DR1. The truth is now insulting. A differing opinion is now insulting. No productive debate or dialogue can be achieved under those circumstances.
Yeah, but they like to have that house built you know, 150 blocks every 6 months, and a used Montero sport before the grand homecoming. This way they can look down upon their fellow countrymen when they return, satisfied that they have made it in life while the rest were sucked up by a miserable campo life riddled with a steady diet of plantains and incest.
Touching on your own post #82, there is nothing productive about your dialogue here...
That's a good point. Some may think that way. They had a good run. Are done anyway. Now they get a free flight back home.
As a matter of interest, why do you say that? If it's because it's a money maker for the authorities involved, then I agree.
Agreed, Dominicans exaggerate a lot, and chismoso is very popular.
If you had taken me up on those HH beers at your favorite Mojito, we could have discussed this. Now unfortunately my health has degraded and a visit to that rat infestation may actually kill me
I simply replied to your post, politely requesting more clarification.
I don't know why you continue to make things up about me. The Mojito bar in Cabarete is not my favourite, as I have replied to you before, in fact I think I have been there once in the last year, despite going to bars/restaurants on the beach nearly every day. But that's not because I believe it to be rat-infested.
I'm not very keen on the idea of meeting you for a beer there or anywhere else, but you have never actually given me an invitation.
Sorry, all, I know that this has nothing to do with the thread's subject, but I had to respond to this strange post by the Hijo de Mangu, but will say no more.
Get well soon, H de M.
I made the declaration that the great DR Haitian deportation was/is one of the greatest scams perpetrated on the Dominican people in the history of man. So, to clarify, there is no such massive operation. It is all theater. Idk but one literally must be asleep not to realize there are more Haitians than ever in DR. The wealthy cabal that runs the Dominican are embarrassed and would rather choose to ignore the Hatitans, however the government understands that the Haitians are in demand by the mafioso business owners of sectors such as farming and construction. They help keep operating costs down. They still align with price gouging and kickbacks so the low operating costs don’t get passed to the end consumer. This was never a goal anyway. That said, whatever deportation drama observed in Sosua, Cab etc, including the blue paddy wagons parked in front of the cuartel, is just part of the theatrics. Now, if you’ve been sleeping through all of this, it won’t matter either way.
I am sure those building condos and villas do that all the time.
As for deporting all the Haitians and having them not boomerang back in a few days, that is an insurmountable task.
The government does what it can on that.
I just saw another country does not want to accept their countrymen being deported from the USA>..
what's next.
This is not the issue at all. Good Haitian Workers are not cheap at all. The issue is bigger. Hard to find any Dominican that wants to do this kind of Work,
More like hard to find any Dominican that will do said work for a slave wage. Theres a reason why Dominicans who migrate to PR and the US DO work construction.
Hijo you know better than that. There is a way to get your point across without being rude/insulting. Just because you do not agree with someone there is no reason for snide comments. Again, you know better than this so do not stir the pot.
Slave wage ???? Obviously you have no Clue what you are talking about. A regular Construction Worker (Haitian) makes at least 2,000 Peso a Day and a Professional Bricklayer etc up to 6,000 per Day. (all this numbers are in Santo Domingo). just to give you some more info about so called "Slave Labor". The kids that bag your grocery's in the supermarket makes between 1,500-2,000 RD$ per Day. A window cleaner at the traffic light around the same.
Yes, Haitians are the top 1% of skilled labor! Let get these savvy motivated professionals into an H1b program. Call Rob, he has a database of STEM graduates also.
Guys, we’re wandering off course again. This is the Dominicans Abroad forum, and we’re discussing illegal Dominicans in USA.
I bet some are happy to go home. Home sweet home in the Barrio or campo. Mami, abuela or tía Clara cooks up a Nice big sancocho.