Newkirk Avenue subway station officially renamed for Little Haiti

[Esacni]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

How can I even discuss different cultures with someone who has so little exposure to them

I’ll shut this down real quick

Go take a look at the title of this thread

Tell me the last time you’ve walked around there

You still haven't answered the question and I understand why. You're statement was and is utterly ridiculous.You're the master of ridiculous and nonsensical statements.

Should I ask you when the last time you walked around Howard Beach or Mill Basin? What does that prove exactly? This is NYC. Every neighborhood is literally 0.5sq miles or less and adjacent neighborhoods are often times vastly different in demographic make-up.

I'm more familiar with Flatbush (and "East Flatbush") than you are. I can almost guarantee that as a fact.

[Esacni]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Keep it up, you're looking great out here

I'll patiently wait for an answer to the original question.

[Esacni]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

OK insular guy

I identify as non-binary actually.

[BrooklynJo]

Originally Posted by Esacni

I personally couldn't care less. Thry can name the entire city "Little Haiti" for all I care. The Haitians I've met have all been very respectful and hard working people. However, you seem to have a chip on your shoulder coming from the poorest country in the western hemisphere.

I also come from a very poor country (by European standards). Thankfully, I'm here and not there and now I'm an American. I couldn't care less about the country where I was born.

No we have a chip because of low iQ comments coming from threads like this. No Haitian comes here with a chip on their shoulder. Clearly you are confused. You said they were respectful and hardworking and then said they have a chip on their shoulder.

So which one is it?

[Esacni]

Originally Posted by BrooklynJo

No we have a chip because of low iQ comments coming from threads like this. No Haitian comes here with a chip on their shoulder. Clearly you are confused. You said they were respectful and hardworking and then said they have a chip on their shoulder.

So which one is it?

I claimed that you, a specific individual, seems to have a chip on your shoulder with regard to people speaking negatively (or just voicing the truth) of Haiti.

I didn't claim all Hatians have chips on their shoulders. Do you represent the entire Hatian nation?