I will defend him a little by saying that when you are that age you are easily influenced. For me it was never a question because I feel a certain way towards home, and that was that. For him, it could be as easy as a bitter male in his family in Florida who is Trini saying "yuh ent see how they do Hasely," or any athlete in any sport or making reference, fair or not, to the failings of the NAAA up until very recently, and saying, doh go through that change yuh citizenship.
Also, you all know where I stand, but as you all know very, very well, and as I was reminded at FIU the weekend of Miami Carnival when I went to hear this Jamaican scholar Palmer give a lecture about Dr. Eric Williams, there are a ton of talented Trinis all over, some as close as FL, who refuse to deal with the stress of bettering their country. AS far as they are concerned, they will come back for Carnival but that is it, they cyar take the jammin.
I believe Clement was doing this but on a sports level. BAsically it's I don't ever want to have to deal with the headache that MIGHT happen, so as such, I gone.
Sad, but you can't tell a man what to play in he Play Whe, right? Is his ticket. He gets to play it how he wants.