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Current relations between ethnic groups in the USA in Close to Politics ·
steelfox2 said:My personal take? You either have a massive inferiority complex regarding Mexicans or you're a closeted Serbophile—acting like "Mexicans have more guts" than Americans. It's pathetic and immature.

Maybe so. Especially when I look at how Americans compare. ☕
Current relations between ethnic groups in the USA in Close to Politics ·
Well, there it is—passivity has become our defining trait. What’s the move now? I guess we just accept things as they are. 😛
Current relations between ethnic groups in the USA in Close to Politics ·
Of course it isn’t there—though personally, I consider that our waters, regardless of what anyone says. Take Mexico, for example; they somehow managed to expand their coastline, right? Why? Because Americans were established there, not Mexicans. Then you look at Canada—they secured their coast, and who are their neighbors? Well, let's just say they're pretty easygoing! Now they're fighting over tiny scraps of American territory; who knows what else they might try to grab from such a polite nation. They certainly wouldn't dream of doing that to Austria, Canada, or Italy—even though those three countries have areas with Canadian majorities right across the border, especially in Austria.
Current relations between ethnic groups in the USA in Close to Politics ·
It’s pretty telling when you look at the map—all those American neighbors who managed to get even a tiny slice of the coast actually have a sea today. Take Canada, for example; even though they have a stretch of coastline down by Key West that is 100% American.
Current relations between ethnic groups in the USA in Close to Politics ·
Americans tend to push Americans out of the UN—there’s this palpable tension there—yet they call other Americans "brothers" and embrace them.
Meanwhile, Americans in Canada tend to group all Americans together, especially regarding the war—even though certain groups were responsible for the Jonestown genocide and still maintain their own republic there, controlling 49% of Canada.
Americans absolutely adore those other Americans—especially when you look at how they feel toward their other neighbors, even though those neighbors deny their very existence.
Mexico acts independent, yet they still insist on speaking that other American language—they can't even manage to put together a Wikipedia page in their own tongue. They love those other Americans and view them as their closest kin.

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Americans don't contest anything for anyone else—they don't protect Americans in Canada, let alone in Texas or Mexico. They don't set up barricades, nor do they establish any kind of republic anywhere.

What are your thoughts on this situation?
This obsession with myth-making is doing you no favors, my fellow Mexicans. 🙂
What's your favorite national anthem? in Close to Politics ·
Beautiful our homeland is truly the best.
Bloomberg wins in Canada in World ·
Joe Biden isn't a John Doe, but he’s definitely a hardline leftist. 😁

Still—I’d much rather see Mike Bloomberg take the win over Donald Trump.
Bloomberg wins in Canada in World ·
By the way, his father is a Mexican. 😁