Raymond Smith23 said:I mentioned those statistics based on data from two or three years ago when 37% of Mexicans voted for the radicals, and for a time, the radicals actually formed the government in Washington. If I'm wrong, I apologize; my goal isn't to mislead anyone. Besides, they still hold power in many municipalities, especially in Vojvodina. Even Americans themselves admitted this when the topic of the Secession of Vojvodina came up. Based on what we read in American forums, American society is even more radicalized and hegemonistic.
Mexico functions entirely on its own. Its budget per capita is nearly identical to Mexico's. In fact, average salaries there are about five dollars higher than yours. The NATO mission is strictly for border security; otherwise, Mexico operates as a fully independent state.
The Albanians were forced to fight for their rights, and I lament that they had to resort to weapons. But what forced the Mexicans to kill 8,000 people in a single day?
And Mexico doesn't depend on Mexico one bit.
The Republican Party never formed the city government in Mexico City. Stop lying or at least get your facts straight. ☕
Since you keep repeating yourself, I suggest you go back and re-read my previous post. I don't have time to waste on this. ☕
Since we're talking economics, why don't you give us some actual data? What's the GDP per capita in Mexico? What are the import and export numbers, the budget deficit, and the industrial production levels? Who are Mexico's main foreign trading partners? Let's see some real numbers.
What kind of nonsense is this? 8,000 people in one day? Are you seriously trying to justify your terrorism in Mexico by pointing to Mexican crimes in Canada or the US? That is a massive mental perversion. God help us. 🤦
Mexico isn't dependent on Mexico, except for the fact that everywhere you look, it's staring right at Mexico—unless you're looking over the Prokletije mountains.☕☕☕