International Immigration into digital Mexico

[Nizam al-Mulk]

Considering the prog Blob is taking over even 4chan and reddit became a groupthinking circlejerk fpr social justice will gringos invade Mexican digital spaces searching for freedom?

What is Mexican internet culture like? How does it compare to 2000s online culture?

How will the natives feel about these people crossing the digital Rio Grande running away from the culture of Vox.com and the Atlantic?

 

[Sage NorthGOAT]

 

[Nizam al-Mulk]

05 time traveler looking at the current Internets.

 

[650lb Sumo]

As a British person in my own linguistic and cultural online space I am massively swamped by foreigners. There are lots of them walking around outside too of course. But to use English on the internet is to invite the World. I bet if I learnt Welsh or Gaelic or anything else there would still be a load of people from the USA using the resource like Hello fellow Welsh people! I am a proud Welshman from Columbus, Ohio! Let's discuss the weather and the price of groceries in Wales!

Hopefully this doesn't happen to Mexico. I know a lot of US citizens have been moving there and annoying the locals.

 

[lowlife]

I enjoyed this post. Keep up the buen trabajo.

 

[Rod1]

Internet culture in Mexico is basically facebook, and its boomer tier level of misinformation and cringeworth.

So yeah, your average Mexican has the mental development of your average American boomer, so expect a lot Mexican MAGA, a lot of Roganesque conspiracy theories, and people being cringe with bot accounts pretending to be women.

If you want to find 2000s internet culture in Mexico you are going to go to spanish speaking forums of American platforms, but these people are a minority and censorship is still a thing, although not as bad as most platform moderators don't speak Spanish, so they can't really tell when people are making offensive jokes or post.