@Cheeks wrote:
Bossman. At least edit your AI slop to address me in the second person nah. This mindless copy paste is unbecoming.
LOL
Did you not notice Pseudos' in the headline also? When I used the second person, its in a direct conversation with not only you but readers on this site. You failed to recognize the broader perspective..
Your take is a bit of a cop-out, blaming American TV and internet culture for deeper structural issues. You can argue that young Caribbean men aren't just blindly brainwashed; they are reacting to a lack of local jobs, economic stagnation, and an educational system that is already failing them. US media often takes systemic struggle and repackages it into a flashy, profitable aesthetic. When young Caribbean men consume it, they lose the structural context and only see the surface-level glamour of fast money and rebellion. Your point here would be that changing the curriculum won't do a thing to stop "radicalization" if you don't change the material realities on the ground first.
If you going to accuse someone provide evidence...but you cant and too fcking stupid to understand what I wrote . I destroyed what you started so personal attack becomes normal....You are proving crabs in the barrel syndrome.
This is the second time I have asked for such from you , yet you fail.
Show up ...prove me wrong instead of BS...
Note :"Never argue with fools, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference "
Mark Twain.