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"We want them to act 'white', just not around 'white' people."
You had to make up fake quotes.
Pathetic.
"We want them to act 'white', just not around 'white' people."
Completely false.
http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/l...o-outfit-rebrands-itself-as-unidosus.3575137/
Mexicans are very open about integrating with the majority.
Completely false.
http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/l...o-outfit-rebrands-itself-as-unidosus.3575137/
Mexicans are very open about integrating with the majority.
It does...it just happens to be completely dysfunctional. Over the past 60yrs we have based our culture on being the opposite of white people. So things like family, education, entrepreneurship, ect are not highly prevalent within our "culture".
You had to make up fake quotes.
Pathetic.
Thanks.
What traits would you define it by (aside from lack of the things you mentioned)? Legit curious.
Thats nice but when you travel through out America you don't see Mexicans trying to integrate with white society. You see Mexicans forming their own communities, using their own language, promoting their own industry, their own customs, and they are prospering as a result. America is starting to bend and accommodate them...not the other way around.
Thats nice but when you travel through out America you don't see Mexicans trying to integrate with white society. You see Mexicans forming their own communities, using their own language, promoting their own industry, their own customs, and they are prospering as a result. America is starting to bend and accommodate them...not the other way around.
And you still haven't addressed the measurable results of 50-60yrs of integration. Again, watch the 2 min video and tell me where I'm wrong.
There is an entire discussion about it in the thread i linked.
That's not my experience growing up in Colorado and return visits. Come to think of it, my nephew is half Mexican-American. I guess he's a vanilla bean.
I mean I could go on forever describing the different traits of Black American culture. But I can some it up in two words...total dysfunction.
How about a top ten most prevalent and defining? I promise no argument is forthcoming.
Interesting. Because that is my exact experience during my time in Colorado. My time has been more recent however. If you are referencing when you grew up I would reckon that some things have change with the influx of Hispanics into this country since then.
There was more Mexicans the more South, but that always made sense geographically. At least where I'm from there wasn't a Mexican part of town. People just lived where they could afford.
Nah I'm good
Does that thread address the black experience of integration and the results from it? Does it address the points in that 2 min video I keep asking you to watch?
Well my experience in Colorado was Denver, Colorado Springs, and a little bit of Pueblo...so yeah southern Colorado. And trust me...Mexicans are doing their mf'in thing out there. This has also been my experience in California as well. During my time in Chicago I saw all kinds of groups doing this as well and prospering. During my time throughout small town midwest I watched Whites do this.
Guess what I have never seen through out all of my travels? Black people prospering.
Well my experience in Colorado was Denver, Colorado Springs, and a little bit of Pueblo...so yeah southern Colorado. And trust me...Mexicans are doing their mf'in thing out there. This has also been my experience in California as well. During my time in Chicago I saw all kinds of groups doing this as well and prospering. During my time throughout small town midwest I watched Whites do this.
Guess what I have never seen through out all of my travels? Black people prospering.
Speak for yourself. I see it all of the time. If you're not spending time with black people committed to helping other black people succeed then you have 2 choices.
1) Become that black person preaching the "each one, teach one" philosophy.
2) Change your social group until you find black people who live by the philosophy.
I don't know you but you should ask yourself - how much of your time do you contribute? Not money, actual time. Are you a big brother? Free tutor? Do you create opportunity for others to succeed? Really measure that time commitment and then decide if it's enough or if there's room for more.
As the great 1980's poet once said "I'm starting with the man in the mirror. I'm asking him to change his ways."