RE: Californians and Other Americans Are Flooding Mexico City. Some Locals Want Them to Go Home

(MekongDelta69)

Fernando Bustos Gorozpe was sitting with friends in a cafe here when he realized that — once again — they were outnumbered.

“We’re the only brown people,” said Bustos, a 38-year-old writer and university professor. “We’re the only people speaking Spanish except the waiters.”

Endless "racism," "colonialism," etc. mentioned.

Now they know how we feel.
We get illegal aliens. They get 'upscale,' White leftists who live in Starbucks.

Now they know how we feel when their lowlife take over our towns and cities, drive drunk and kill our people, or just plain murder folks. And I, for one, am sick of hearing Spanish everywhere I go. I resent being told to press 'ocho' for Spanish.

(carriewhite)
The townspeople are complaining that decent law-abiding white people are moving to their city, spending money locally, and raising the quality of life. White people here are a tad more concerned about the murder, drugs, rape, child abuse, drunk driving and....littering that their rejects bring here freely.

(333)
White people will do anything to get away from blacks, including, moving to one of the most dangerous cites in the world.

(Francis Galton)

“That’s unfair,” he said. “If we go to the U.S., we’re expected to speak English.”

Yes! But you don’t speak English. Now you know how Americans feel.

Let me know when you call a business in Mexico, and the recording tells you to press 1 for Spanish and 2 for English.

(American Plague)

Some locals are fed up. Recently, expletive-laced posters appeared around town.

“New to the city? Working remotely?” they read in English. “You’re a f—ing plague and the locals f—ing hate you. Leave.”

Now they know how we feel, with the exception that I'd bet that these GRINGOS are not expecting Mexican taxpayers to put a roof over their heads and give them welfare and food stamps.

(Hobbit Supremacist)
Ha! They should move to L.A. or the California Central Valley. They will hear Spanish all day long. In fact, even when I go to the supermarket up here in Vancouver, WA, I hear Spanish and Slavic languages more than English.