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Originally posted by chucko View PostThey actually did put both flags up there, they just put the Mexican one on top.
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Originally posted by BimmerToad View PostAgreed. And when reality doesn't pan out for them, they can blame it on people's intolerance of their ethnicity, and not their failure to work hard in school to get the grades to succeed later. I have some Latino friends that were successful in school, but they were constantly ostracized by other Latinos for 'acting white.'
Mariano
2001 Titaniumsilber 540i Sport 6-Speed
1990 Diamantschwarz Alpha-N 2.5L ///M3
1986 Alpinweiss 325e M50B25 (R.I.P.)
-Talk to me when more sound comes from the induction than from the exhaust...
-Argentina........lo mas grande que hay.
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The funny thing about these guys is that when you live long enough out of your country, or are born and educated somewhere else, even though your family or you are from another ethnic background, you are not really mexican or chilean, you are (as an example) "an american citizen who is aware that he has a mexican background", the easiest cure for this is to have everyone of those people live and work in Mexico for a while, then they'll see that they are not Mexican, they are americans wether they like it or not, and they should respect their flag.
This happened to me when i lived in Argentina, I'm Chilean, but after 11 years i returned to Chile, and i just don't fit in, I think like an argentinean, eat Argentinean meat, argentiean dairy, I drink mate, and when i travel visiting my freinds in Buenos Aires, i just don't want to return to Chile, I was born in Chile, but I'm not a Chilean anymore. ;)
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Originally posted by ivo316 View PostThe funny thing about these guys is that when you live long enough out of your country, or are born and educated somewhere else, even though your family or you are from another ethnic background, you are not really mexican or chilean, you are (as an example) "an american citizen who is aware that he has a mexican background", the easiest cure for this is to have everyone of those people live and work in Mexico for a while, then they'll see that they are not Mexican, they are americans wether they like it or not, and they should respect their flag.
This happened to me when i lived in Argentina, I'm Chilean, but after 11 years i returned to Chile, and i just don't fit in, I think like an argentinean, eat Argentinean meat, argentiean dairy, I drink mate, and when i travel visiting my freinds in Buenos Aires, i just don't want to return to Chile, I was born in Chile, but I'm not a Chilean anymore. ;)
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Originally posted by CleanAzzE30z View PostAll the people who wear the "Che Guevara" shirt dont know a fucking thing about him. They all also think that he's Cuban or Mexican.....
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HAHA totally!!! To me Che got really big due to RATM. It was sooo funny to ask people who was on there shirt and they would say a different name everytime and when they knew who Che was they would get there facts all ass backwards. What it all seems to be is teenage angst and that pretty much it. Shit in my High School years I had plenty of hate and angst haha.
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