It’s hilarious seeing the contempt with which Dominicans treat Haitian migrants, and comparing it to the way Puerto Ricans treat Dominicans: with the same sort of patronizing condescension that white American liberals show toward third-worlders.
We really are spiritually gringo.
Un mensajito directito para @Jenniffer de una boricua abogada que vive en NYC! Nadie lo pudo decir mejor que ella! Mike drop!🎤
Dominicans be like, "white Puerto Ricans and Cubans are actually Dominican, but anyone from Santo Domingo who's darker than A-Rod is 100% Haitian."
It's so bald-faced and delusional that you almost gotta respect it.
If you want to see the impulse that drives anti-colonial rhetoric in Puerto Rico, look at the social media comments section of a middle class white American moving to PR, and compare it to the comments section of a middle class black American moving to the same neighborhood.
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Aleeya Olmo, the first player ever to score for Puerto Rico at a FIFA World Cup. 🇵🇷
#U17WWC
Me deprime que la solución de todos a la crisis demográfica de Puerto Rico sea dejar que nos desplacen étnicamente. Todos quieren un Puerto Rico sin puertorriqueños; la única diferencia entre el PNP y el PIP es de dónde quieren que vengan quienes nos reemplacen.
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The best outcome from "You Can See Everything" is that it exposed a malicious sociopath. A malignant narcissist larping as a cutesy blonde
Hoping Amanda Seyfried gets what she deserves.
Black Americans have a sort of Puerto Rican one-drop rule, where if they have any Puerto Rican ancestry whatsoever, that becomes their primary ethnic identity. Doesn’t matter what their other 1/2 or 3/4 is.
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Me alegra que los hombres boricuas en USA se están dando cuenta de la diáspora más asquerosa que ha vivido en el NY. No creo que tenga que abundar en esto.
