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Just to be clear - your post deserved far more snark than I chose to bestow upon it. Your post was the equivalent of a foreigner who, having visited the Deep South a few times, thinks he is an authority about the US and claims everyone in the States is a redneck, drives pickups, eats BBQ and flies a Confederate flag in their back yard.
Let me get this straight. You're using your countless hours of "reading" and "watching Youtube clips" to try to school
me about MY country and MY people - where I was born and raised and went to university as well - based on your version of Youtube "professional historians"? Really? Seriously?
I suggest you try reading Frank Moya Pons or Mella Chavier instead of doing Google Searches or thinking windsurfing in Cabarete makes you an expert on Dominicans. You might learn something.
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My post which you feel deserved more snark was "As long as the BS double standard exists, there will always be racists. Too many so-called minorities, the definition of a racist is that "any time a white person disagrees with a person of color or minority that white person is a racist." Why is that blacks can call a nigger a nigger or a white person a nigger and it's all cool, but when a white person does-he's a racist?
Really, please explain just how the fuk you made the leap from that to your BS analogy about some foreigner visiting the Deep South? I think you got your toes stepped on, you didn't like the fact that may have someone exposed the fact that you and any other minorities who try to hide behind a double standard are just as racist as any Klansman.
Next point, don't try and twist things around. I wasn't trying to school you on your country or your people.
You inferred that I was completely ignorant regarding the racial strife and history of the DR. I simply demonstrated that wasn't the case, and you should at least give me a little credit or trying to learn something factual about places that I visit, regardless of my choice of media.
Last point, show me where I said or inferred that I was an expert on the DR or anything else for that matter.
I was fully aware of the Dominican War of Independence, which is what I think you were referring to which was between 1822-1844, not 1821-1856 that you posted, but who really cares?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominican ... dependenceBut to answer you question, the DR is one of the oldest countries in the New World but is still at least a hundred years behind everyone else. What on earth makes you think that I or anyone else here, other than a dominicano or someone thinking about living full-time in the DR, would ever have any interest in reading those authors?
Oh, and I did learn something-you are a minority AND a racist.