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RE: A Rastafari Reasoning πŸ€” The State Of Humanity In Suriname

in ReggaeJAHM β€’ 5 years ago

Thanks for not taking my rant the wrong way. I understand the situation of being born here, as my situation wasn't ideal in the USA, so I used my passport to help met get to a more wild west economy in Cambodia, where I was able to use my multiple skillsets to thrive.

I can't imagine being from here, but I I can imagine I would've left as soon as I turned 18, had a passport, a one-way ticket to elsewhere, $500 and a dream. I just feel that in Asia, you can get by with meekness and honesty much better than you can here.

"Ego is the most dangerous drug in the Caribbean" as I say, but Suriname certainly isn't as bad as Jamaica where egos are concerned. I think the biggest problems here are sympathy and empathy, and that is something very important to me when choosing a country to reside in.

And to imagine we are trying to leave here to go the USA, a place with all the same problems, but like you we will have a bit of a support network there, and for me I only intend to stay there long enough to give the family passports so we can transit airports without hassle.

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How striking that both locals went "along" with your rant πŸ˜…
But we feel your frustration. And yes, like @rarej said, I am aware of the things that are systematically broken in this country, but I've been "wired" to look at positives and remember the good things I do have.

But I am happy to have gotten to know you and your family here in this community 😊

likewise πŸ˜€

Passport: check
Money: check
Dream: check
Just waiting for the right moment now, which will be soon.

Our plan also consists of getting a better passport to travel easier.

Every country has its problems, some just more than others. And we are often inclined to not see most issues in our own country, just because we are so used to it. But then once you start traveling, you start noticing the differences.

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