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**chujwduperjadzi** · 03-11-2011, 11:32 PM

Oh boy, here we go on the "running away from Haiti and denying dark skinned people" trip....

There is no need for anyone to be 'running away from Haiti' because we're not Haitian. Feel free to point out where anyone mentions or even implies anything remotely related to denying 'dark skinned people' . (broad and ambiguous term, but useful for black idealogues like you).
This is starting to be a predictable pattern with you: You eagerly inject your whole black-centric axe to grind commentary whenever you think an opportunity arises. Haiti merely serves as a conveniently useful platform.

---------- Post added 2011-03-11 at 16:45 ----------

That's funny because most Dominican threads, while they are heavily trolled (with comments such as these) or derailed, usually have little to do with Haitians. Someone was making a point about people's perception of our nation due to its proximity to Haiti. So really, your comment is irrelevant (and so was your idiotic post in the David Ortiz thread).

Exactly. There are no Haitians derailing these thread, I called it out on my reply to Alfieb, I knew we had undercover fans who wouldn't be able to resist the opportunity to troll.
Alot of whats discussed here on Anthroforums have more to do with poster(s) own warped racial/racialist idealogy than pure facts and scholarly interest.
You have pics of various Domincian posters from different DR regions, you have their DNA results, you have a ton of thread showing crowd shots of every corner of DR, and you have unbiased online public discussions exploring every component of our ancestry. And still some seek to makeup bs in order to troll. Kind of similar to whenever Southern European phenotype, ancestry and/or genetics are being discussed you'll get a random comment talking about 'ancient mulattos' or 'trying to distance themselves from darker people, Africans, etc.' or the ever popular 'trying to get closer to whitness/Nordics'. Usually done by the same crowd: Afrocentrics and black-centric idealogues. Really this speaks volumes about them and whatever complexes fuel their agendas.

03-11-2011, 11:32 PM	#38
chujwduperjadzi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	Oh boy, here we go on the "running away from Haiti and denying dark skinned people" trip.... There is no need for anyone to be 'running away from Haiti' because we're not Haitian. Feel free to point out where anyone mentions or even implies anything remotely related to denying 'dark skinned people' . (broad and ambiguous term, but useful for black idealogues like you). This is starting to be a predictable pattern with you: You eagerly inject your whole black-centric axe to grind commentary whenever you think an opportunity arises. Haiti merely serves as a conveniently useful platform. ---------- Post added 2011-03-11 at 16:45 ---------- That's funny because most Dominican threads, while they are heavily trolled (with comments such as these) or derailed, usually have little to do with Haitians. Someone was making a point about people's perception of our nation due to its proximity to Haiti. So really, your comment is irrelevant (and so was your idiotic post in the David Ortiz thread). Exactly. There are no Haitians derailing these thread, I called it out on my reply to Alfieb, I knew we had undercover fans who wouldn't be able to resist the opportunity to troll. Alot of whats discussed here on Anthroforums have more to do with poster(s) own warped racial/racialist idealogy than pure facts and scholarly interest. You have pics of various Domincian posters from different DR regions, you have their DNA results, you have a ton of thread showing crowd shots of every corner of DR, and you have unbiased online public discussions exploring every component of our ancestry. And still some seek to makeup bs in order to troll. Kind of similar to whenever Southern European phenotype, ancestry and/or genetics are being discussed you'll get a random comment talking about 'ancient mulattos' or 'trying to distance themselves from darker people, Africans, etc.' or the ever popular 'trying to get closer to whitness/Nordics'. Usually done by the same crowd: Afrocentrics and black-centric idealogues. Really this speaks volumes about them and whatever complexes fuel their agendas.
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