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Ray Ray 30th November 2009 |
Please Jamaicans and Jamaica a break. Did you all saw what happened on you tube, police beat up one white man and mash up him face in him car window. where did that happened? In America, not Jamaica. America |
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Toshyboo 17th November 2009 |
Jamaica is a beautiful country who happens to have problems just like everywhere else in the world. The reason why it appears to be so abhorred in your sight is because the country is tiny. America has its issues with murder, iraq, afganistan, to name a few. The only way anyone of you can condemn Jamaica is if in your country you have never had any for of criminal activities. If so then you can cast the first stone if not then you hold your peace. I am a true Jamaican who has travelled extensively and since people put me on criminal watch because of my country, it is simple all i do is dont give them what they are expecting. The best revenge you can have on someone is to prove them wrong. If all Jamaican were like me i would go to these countries and show them that we can be some where showing positive vibes without been labelled as criminals. Thank God that something positive exist about my country else if it were up to you all we would have shrink under condemnation. For the record JAMAICA is not a hell hole Jamaica no problem, respect to all Jamaican crew, a jus one love we a deal wid. |
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The Devil 15th November 2009 |
Jamaicans are worst than the Taliban. Every Jamaican who enters the U.S. is put on a criminal watch list for suspected criminal activity, aside from the terrorist ban list. There is no hope for the nation because of the Rastafarian religion. A cult religion based on a false prophet. |
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Raldo 23rd October 2009 |
As an American, Jamaica is a gorgeous but violent small country, but is it the worst? is it the more corrupt than Haiti or Columbia, Rio in Brazil or even South Africa, No. The fact of the matter is Kingston and Spanish town(old capital city) is where shooting takes place, in the very poor or ghetto areas, however if some one is a victim of a crime in any part of the country then your just a random statistic, just like any onther country |
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Patrick Bluth 16th August 2009 |
I can never under Jamaica. They are a group of people that are very divided and feed on hostility.My sister was murdered in my presence while visiting in Jamaica and no justice has been served. I am scared of anything called Jamaica, especially the men. I would never date a Jamaica man and many foreigners shares the same feelings. Jamaica is like the wild! wild west. No integrity. It is capital world in corruption and crime. Stay away from that hell hole. |
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kell 13th May 2009 |
Some of these stats are wrong, particularly because gathering information on some issues are so difficult, therefore a lot of assumptions have been made, especially with regards to human trafficking especially w.r.t trafficking fo forced labour etc |
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Donna Marin (USA) 17th April 2007 |
Mr. Everton Green is probably one of those so call Jamaicans who are trying so hard to assimilate into another society/culture that his ignorance and arrogance is overlooked or unknown to him. In other words he is an idiot. I am a Jamaican female who loves Jamaica. There are problems there like everywhere else in the world, but he vast majority of Jamaicans are hard workers that poses excellent moral and ethical values. If you visit NY city or LA you would not wonder or should not wonder off into the gang or drug areas, the same applies to Jamaica be smart and safe. |
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Bob Marley 11th November 2005 |
I love weed! |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 24th March 2005 |
Hi Kay, crime has adversely affected tourism in parts of Jamaica, according to the country's Tourism Minister Aloun N'Dombet Assamba, and tourists are warned what precautions to take while planning any travel to Jamaica. |
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Candice 3rd December 2004 |
I would love to get statistics about crime in jamaica particularly those in garrison communities |
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