Rara music of Haiti

here is some traditional rara music i recorded and set to footage I shot of everyday life in my city Cap Haitien - 

wats the horn instrument ::confused::

not a saxophone is it ::confused::

its called a vaksen but why would you need a evil white/Asian or whatever race you accuse me of being {" add in bigoted pejorative expletive"} you have said  many times before tell you a proud, intelligent, nationalist like yourself what a  Vaksen is. i am sure with your infinite wisdom you would already know so much about African influenced music like Rara.

Quote:its called a vaksen but why would you need a evil white/Asian

because such as you have described yourself does not at all  understand what I am..for I am not what you describe above.  I never saw you as you have described yourself....not even in phenotype.  in my minds eye there is no such physical representation of you.

by my west indian experience given the ancestry you have listed you could look across a spectrum from Hollis Chin Kee Fat to the calypsonian Crazy.  and those are on the ends of that spectrum I know and can recall at this time to pose up as standards.

you taking liberties with your intelligence and the west indian reality to be as firm as you are in your imprecision. 

and that is what is really and truly west indian about you..unwarranted narrowness of perspective disciplined by emotion and anger at critique/criticism and opposition to your perspective, actions, products etc.

I lashed your bias in your documentary..its narrowness relative to all you imply in your product.  it is too late for stuff like that in the west indies.  you could have presented a history a resulting in a current problem and any redress necessary in an overall positive analysis of the west indies, with a way forward or solution/resolution that encompassed all the west indian people...THE ONLY CONDITIONS IN WHICH ANY LASTING REDRESS WOULD BE POSSIBLE

you did not do that.  your work suggested you were concerned only about the people on whom you focused.  that is racism in a west indian setting, partial and resolves nothing at all..not eve n your limited historical perspective.

THAT WAS/IS POSITIVE CRITICISM.  YET LOOK AT YOUR RESPONSE!  TYPICAL WEST INDIAN LIMITATION.  you should be above that long time now. 

I don't see you as you see yourself anyway. as a human being I have respect for you and for all.  I refuse to live according to what has been set out for me.  I hate no one on race..or anything else for that matter.  truth is all that matters  and the truth of the world, history etc that is quite different from the propaganda that forms the basis of the popular mind.

a man like you with privilidge  and opportunity are free to do much better than you have.  and yuh get wood fuh it.  you shud see wat's good about the wood and use it..and not form injudicious and imprecise opinions about those who delivered the wood.

thanks for the info.  that's good of you..west indian too.  west indians can be vex with each other but still do the right relative thing

Racism is a faux concept created by marxists/ bolsheviks with intent to stigmatize Christians.  It is a vague ambiguous term that has been used as the 21st century version of screaming "WITCH" the fact that you and so many people on this forum cling to it makes me lose a great deal of  respect for you and your statements.  Its basically a pavlovian Orwellian form of New talk and the fact that so many people in society in general rarely understand the etymology of the words they spew out with such vigor and constant i find very sad.

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because such as you have described yourself does not at all  understand what I am..for I am not what you describe above.  I never saw you as you have described yourself....not even in phenotype.  in my minds eye there is no such physical representation of you.

by my west indian experience given the ancestry you have listed you could look across a spectrum from Hollis Chin Kee Fat to the calypsonian Crazy.  and those are on the ends of that spectrum I know and can recall at this time to pose up as standards.

you taking liberties with your intelligence and the west indian reality to be as firm as you are in your imprecision. 

and that is what is really and truly west indian about you..unwarranted narrowness of perspective disciplined by emotion and anger at critique/criticism and opposition to your perspective, actions, products etc.

I lashed your bias in your documentary..its narrowness relative to all you imply in your product.  it is too late for stuff like that in the west indies.  you could have presented a history a resulting in a current problem and any redress necessary in an overall positive analysis of the west indies, with a way forward or solution/resolution that encompassed all the west indian people...THE ONLY CONDITIONS IN WHICH ANY LASTING REDRESS WOULD BE POSSIBLE

you did not do that.  your work suggested you were concerned only about the people on whom you focused.  that is racism in a west indian setting, partial and resolves nothing at all..not eve n your limited historical perspective.

THAT WAS/IS POSITIVE CRITICISM.  YET LOOK AT YOUR RESPONSE!  TYPICAL WEST INDIAN LIMITATION.  you should be above that long time now. 

I don't see you as you see yourself anyway. as a human being I have respect for you and for all.  I refuse to live according to what has been set out for me.  I hate no one on race..or anything else for that matter.  truth is all that matters  and the truth of the world, history etc that is quite different from the propaganda that forms the basis of the popular mind.

a man like you with privilidge  and opportunity are free to do much better than you have.  and yuh get wood fuh it.  you shud see wat's good about the wood and use it..and not form injudicious and imprecise opinions about those who delivered the wood.

thanks for the info.  that's good of you..west indian too.  west indians can be vex with each other but still do the right relative thing

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