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**Nmoitmzr** · 08-08-2010, 08:39 PM

once you know the cause of the problem, you can work on fixing it. i'm more and more convinced haiti's problem is a cultural problem; its the mindset of the people.

I agree to a certain extent.
But the cultural problem I see is that the "haves" see them selves as being threatened if they ever let the "have-nots" start having.
AND NOT that Haitians are culturally - lazy, stupid, resistant to change, anti-white or any other generalisation.

I have proved this. We have taken average Haitians, employed them, turned them into independent sub-contractors and they have succeeded and flourished. When our contract came to an end all these sub-contractors are still doing the same work for the new company.

Another problem, so I am told, is that unless you play with and encourage a child to develop fine motor skills and cognitive reasoning and learning before the age of 4 and ensure they have a nutritious diet high in protein at this young age then they will never have the chance of developing as strongly as a child that has these things. This is irreversible, so I am told.

Children need toys and attention, school, food and security.
That takes money in the hand of the parents.

That is not cultural - that is economic and physical.

And remember my old saying - poverty is economic - not genetic.

08-08-2010, 08:39 PM	#19
Nmoitmzr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 717 Senior Member	once you know the cause of the problem, you can work on fixing it. i'm more and more convinced haiti's problem is a cultural problem; its the mindset of the people. I agree to a certain extent. But the cultural problem I see is that the "haves" see them selves as being threatened if they ever let the "have-nots" start having. AND NOT that Haitians are culturally - lazy, stupid, resistant to change, anti-white or any other generalisation. I have proved this. We have taken average Haitians, employed them, turned them into independent sub-contractors and they have succeeded and flourished. When our contract came to an end all these sub-contractors are still doing the same work for the new company. Another problem, so I am told, is that unless you play with and encourage a child to develop fine motor skills and cognitive reasoning and learning before the age of 4 and ensure they have a nutritious diet high in protein at this young age then they will never have the chance of developing as strongly as a child that has these things. This is irreversible, so I am told. Children need toys and attention, school, food and security. That takes money in the hand of the parents. That is not cultural - that is economic and physical. And remember my old saying - poverty is economic - not genetic.
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