All right, no more ado. Here are recent media examples of “shouting match”, meaning a bitter, angry and senseless quarrel:
1. The Housing Development Corporation (HDC) and by extension the Government collected some heavy blows at Wednesday evenings public consultation for the proposed use of North Grove as a mixed development site.
The HDC, represented by its managing director Brent Lyons and agronomist Dr John Alleyne, who was shouted down when he tried to explain the reason for the use of the arable land for houses.
Alleyne took to the podium, but hastily stepped back when attendees started shouting at him, calling him selfish and asking him where he lived as he was making decisions for the people who lived near the proposed site but would not be impacted by the development.
The town hall style meeting, held at the Curepe Presbyterian Church brought out a small contingent from the United National Congress (UNC) including senators Khadija Ameen, Gerald Ramdeen as well as former ministers Vasant Bharath and Devant Maharaj. Also present were environmentalist Wayne Kublalsingh, Shiraz Khan president of the Sheep and Goat Farmers Association and many of the residents expected to be impacted by the Government’s plan.
It got so heated that the moderator had to step in and call for calm, he too was boufed by the people.
“Where allyuh living? Allyuh too selfish,” the crowd shouted at the head table.
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