Mexicans Hate Texas Boarders

[Ned]

DinoDoc, in the short term, yes. Like the merger of East and West Germany.

Still, we are now a crossroads. The Democrat party is now the home of Xenophobia. If we elect a Democrat like Dean, we will see the repeal of NAFTA and the WTO. This will severely damage the US economy, but it will devaste the Mexican economy. The pressure of poverty will force even more Mexicans to flee to the United States.

Clearly, in my view, the better road is to increase our cooperation with Mexico. I would not be surprised if this were a major issue in the upcoming election.

[SlowwHand]

Why do you say the election of a Democrat will repeal NAFTA?
A Democrat came up with the bright idea.

[Thorgal]

Spain was a ****hole just 30 years ago and now is one of the fastest growing and prosperious

Deberías informarte un poco mejor. España hace 30 no era ningún ´****hole´ como tú dices.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Ned
DinoDoc, in the short term, yes.

In the short term and long term. God, if you want to merge with another country at least choose one that wouldn't be such a useless drain on our resources (ex. the Bahamas). We had our chance to have Mexico and wisely chose not to take the whole thing.

[SlowwHand]

Well, WTG, Doc.
That's sure to set Michael to foaming at the mouth.

[Odin]

Mexico can have Texas back, I wouldent give a sh!t.

[SlowwHand]

That's just too funny.
Mexico has had their collective asses kicked by Texas enough.

No mas, por favore!
That's all we could hear as they ran back down south.

[Odin]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
That's just too funny.
Mexico has had their collective asses kicked by Texas enough.

No mas, por favore!
That's all we could hear as they ran back down south.

You ancestors went into Texas and promised they would obey mexican laws. When Mexico sent the army to enforce the law you jackasses revolted because they were in the way of your "manifest destiny." Now you guys think of the creeps like Sam Houston as heroes, not as the ungrateful brats who broke thier promise to Mexico City they really were.

F*CK THE ALAMO!

[Theben]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Don't talk trash at Texas.
Your ass would be grass without us.

I could never talk trash about Texas.

[SlowwHand]

Odin, the first rambling was irritating.
That "sig line", so to speak, is about to have you on your back with a dazed and confused look on your face.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
After a century of occupation, they've been pretty much castrated of any opportunity for economic self-determination. Look at the relative standard of living - they have nothing close to the US, but they also have no independent opportunity to develop commercial ties, or do anything else independent of US oversight, regulation and law.

There's a difference between colonialisation and voluntary merger.

I don’t know if I should laugh or cry at that post. Compare Porto Rico's Per Capita Income figures to Jamaica or the Bahamas or Cuba or any other similar Caribbean nation. Hmmm, Porto Rico has the highest PCI. I wonder why that is so? Could it be the tariff free access to US markets or the stable currency or the billions in federal subsidies or maybe that they all are US citizens so theyget Social Security and all the other social programs?

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Odin
You ancestors went into Texas and promised they would obey mexican laws. When Mexico sent the army to enforce the law you jackasses revolted because they were in the way of your "manifest destiny." Now you guys think of the creeps like Sam Houston as heroes, not as the ungrateful brats who broke thier promise to Mexico City they really were.

To point out a few facts. When most of the Texans arrived in Texas Mexico was a democratic country. No body rebelled until after an horrible dictator siezed power and striped the people of their rights. When the people protested and petitioned the government Santa Anna response was to threaten to have all the white people driven out. That's when the rebellion happened.

BTW Several parts of Mexico also rebelled against Santa Anna's dictatorship. Texas was not the only one though it was the only successful one.

[Master Zen]

Originally posted by thorgalaeg

Deberías informarte un poco mejor. España hace 30 no era ningún ´****hole´ como tú dices.

Lo siento por usar lenguaje que solo ellos entienden, pero comparado con el resto de la EU e incluso con paises como Argentina estaban bastante atrasados.

De nuevo, disculpas por el uso indebido de esa palabra

[Master Zen]

Originally posted by Oerdin

To point out a few facts. When most of the Texans arrived in Texas Mexico was a democratic country. No body rebelled until after an horrible dictator siezed power and striped the people of their rights. When the people protested and petitioned the government Santa Anna response was to threaten to have all the white people driven out. That's when the rebellion happened.

Texans were breaking the law and acting like if it was their own country waaay before that

[Master Zen]

Originally posted by Oerdin


I don’t know if I should laugh or cry at that post. Compare Porto Rico's Per Capita Income figures to Jamaica or the Bahamas or Cuba or any other similar Caribbean nation. Hmmm, Porto Rico has the highest PCI. I wonder why that is so? Could it be the tariff free access to US markets or the stable currency or the billions in federal subsidies or maybe that they all are US citizens so theyget Social Security and all the other social programs?

Puerto Rico: GDP per capita purchasing power parity - $11,500 (2002 est.)

Bahamas: GDP per capita purchasing power parity - $17,000 (2002 est.)


from your very own CIA factbook. Next time get your facts right