what's their endgame?
What's their endgame?
Ryan Foster
Jonathan Russell
moving to Estados Unidos
Henry Sanchez
Why don't they emmigrate to Costa Rica and Panama though?, both better places than Mexico.
David Cook
Because Panama and Costa Rica aren't between them and the US.
James Adams
they still believe in the american dream.
Jose Powell
central americans btfo by based and redpilled mexican
Adrian Hughes
HAHAHAHA, sad
Dylan Bennett
I've been to Mexico city and I can at least say that it completely BTFOs San José, our capital looks like a giant shitty favela.
Jaxson Flores
Gibs.
To bask in white supremacy and then say they hate it. To destroy america in the long term.
Colton Butler
Crashing this continent
Ethan White
When they gonna make UPCA great again?
Charles Ortiz
Reconquista by Mexico
Dominic Stewart
unusustainable population growth rates to conquer the world
John Nguyen
I knew they were based, but now I know they also are redpilled
Luis Ross
Behead people and rip their hearts out
Jack Phillips
>Still wanting to move to the US ilegally despite recent events
Julian Garcia
The US is way more attractive and I think it is pretty hard to cross the Nicaraguan border.
Jacob White
pbs.org
In 2009, Honduras experienced a coup d’état when the Honduran Army ousted President Manuel Zelaya on orders from the Honduran Supreme Court. What followed was succinctly summarized by Honduran attorney Oscar Cruz:
The coup in 2009 unleashed the voracity of the groups with real power in this country. It gave them free reins to take over everything. They started to reform the Constitution and many laws — the ZEDE comes in this context — and they made the Constitution into a tool for them to get rich.
As part of this process, the Honduran government passed a law in 2013 that created autonomous free-trade zones that are governed by corporations instead of the countries in which they exist. So what was the outcome? Writer Edwin Lyngar described vacationing in Honduras in 2015, an experience that turned him from Ayn Rand supporter to Ayn Rand debunker. In his words:
The greatest examples of libertarianism in action are the hundreds of men, women and children standing alongside the roads all over Honduras. The government won’t fix the roads, so these desperate entrepreneurs fill in potholes with shovels of dirt or debris. They then stand next to the filled-in pothole soliciting tips from grateful motorists. That is the wet dream of libertarian private sector innovation.
He described the living conditions this way:
On the mainland, there are two kinds of neighborhoods, slums that seem to go on forever and middle-class neighborhoods where every house is its own citadel. In San Pedro Sula, most houses are surrounded by high stone walls topped with either concertina wire or electric fence at the top. As I strolled past these castle-like fortifications, all I could think about was how great this city would be during a zombie apocalypse.
Without collective effort, large infrastructure projects like road construction and repair languish.
Liam Morris
When I heard that a caravan of migrants was coming in, I expected them to be from Nicaragua, since they're dealing and has gotten worse recently.
So that's why they're running away. I feel bad for them but at the same time I feel conflicted because I know that kind of people will just fuck us up even more.
David Phillips
The nicaraguans go to costa rica l think
James Reyes
The Nicaraguans are all in Costa Rica and some even are here. I guess they are one too many countries away from the US for it to be attractive.
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Ethan Walker
Well of course, that dumb asshole thinks every place in Mexico is a favela shithole like Chiapas or Oaxaca.
Hunter Gutierrez
Remember those days where guatemala y belice was part of mexico well they looks like they want to come back
Elijah Sanchez
The fact that there are places like Haiti and also places like northern Europe in Mexico is something to be worried about not proud of.
Juan Brooks
kill poor people
Alexander Robinson
People still try to cross the North Korean border, or tried, during the Berlin wall and Nazi concentration camps, despite it almost guaranteeing a gruesome death. People often rather throw themselves to certain death than to keep living the incredibly miserable lifes they are forced to live.