Are past injustices today’s realities in The Bahamas?

Posted on July 28, 2007 by weblogbahamas

I am having a private discussion with someone and in my last e-mail to them I suggested that past injustices are not today’s realities in The Bahamas.

Do you agree or disagree?

Why?

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1 Response to Are past injustices today’s realities in The Bahamas?

  1. Bill's avatar Bill says:
    July 28, 2007 at 1:57 pm

    I think that past injustices, or justice, shapes the direction we head. Case in point, the inustice to the children of the Bahamas with this horrible education system; we are paying for it with a very low skilled labour force and rampant crime.
    Forget UBP and PLP and FNM for just one second. Anyone who can NOT see that we are damaging our human resources by not spending on them in the right way, and, by this warped and broken education system has got to be blind, evil or both.
    Less we forget, which may not be a bad idea for Bahamians, we have to remember the mistakes as a nation as we will be doomed to repeat them.

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