I consider myself lucky to have been born in Mexico, is not really that bad as anyone might think, our main problems have solutions: like legalization of weed, that would be an excelent step forward.
People here are changing too they don't have as much kids as they used to, they don't force you to follow their religion nor customs (football, tequila, whatever) you can also be gay in most urban areas, and finally as American in Romania pointed out we are economically integrated with the USA which is rather AWESOME!, I remember a few years time back only the rich can afford US products and they would show off ALL the time. Therefore I only expect good things from the future

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AmericanI nRomania (unregistered) wrote in #2
laugh-at- hypocrites (unregistered) wrote in #20
@America ninRomania1) The United States of Mexico is made up of 31 states, plus a federal district.  The name has nothing to do with the USA states....---------- ---- One can tell you were not educated in Mexico. There are 32 states (not 31) plus a Federal District, equaling 33 separately administered territories. 33 is a mason number. Canada has 13 states, 13 also being a mason number. ------I was educated in the United States and Germany, but growing up in the USA, you will probably have Mexican friends and many will travel to Mexico. I aslo lived and worked in Ontario for a short period. So let me provide you with an education that you obviously never received:States of Mexico:1)   Aguascalientes2)   Baja California3)   Baja California Sur4)   Campeche5)   Chiapas6)   Chihuahua7)   Coahuila8)   Colima9)   Durango10) Guanajuato11) Guerrero12) Hidalgo13) Jalisco14) México15) Michoacán16) Morelos17) Nayarit18) Nuevo León19) Oaxaca20) Puebla21) Querétaro22) Quintana Roo23) San Luis Potosí24) Sinaloa 25) Sonora26) Tabasco27) Tamaulipas28) Tlaxcala29) Veracruz30) Yucatán31) Zacatecas**Fed District** - Mexico City ****Provinces of Canada:1)   Alberta2)   British Columbia3)   Manitoba4)   New Brunswick5)   Newfoundland & Labrador6)   Nova Scotia7)   Ontario8)   Prince Edward Island9)   Quebec10) SaskatchewanCanada has 3 territories that are NOT provinces:1) Northwest Territories 2) Nunavut3) Yukon** if you consider territories as provinces, how many states does the USA have?   65?  That's what it would be if you included D.C. and US Territories.  In Canada and the US,  territories are under the control of Federal jurisdiction.  States and Provinces have semi-autonomous control over their land.
Tell me, what's it like to put your foot in your mouth?  Do you usually try to fit it all in at once or do you take it slow, one toe at a time till you fit it up to your ankle?

AmericanInRomania (unregistered) wrote in #2
laugh-at- hypocrites (unregistered) wrote in #20
@America ninRomania

LO L!  NYT & NPR!  (New York Slime & National Propaganda Radio).....

R eal sensitive about RT news 'spin' are you? And you get your news from NYT & NPR? You're a hypocrite, too...Most Americans would agree that NPR & NYT are snobby mouthpieces for Limousine Liberals like yourself  and hardly report the truth by any standards. 

Why even pollute RT with your propaganda? I'm sure a pathetic sycophant� �like you could kiss up enough to NPR to have your comments posted but maybe not....I noticed only one comment on NPR and not even a comment board on the NYT...& none of them were yours...lol.....---- ---------1) The United States of Mexico is made up of 31 states, plus a federal district.  The name has nothing to do with the USA states.2) This story was covered on Thursday by every publication as an interest/filler piece because it's about symantics, not a 'rift', as RT likes to pretend there is.  My favorite was the RT article about how the US was going to invade Mexico.  That was a real piece of... something, to say the least.3) We are a month away from 2013, not 1834 and not 1915 (Zimmermann Telegram) and I suggest slightly less history and more current events if you would like to understand the world as it is today versus 170 years ago.4) The New York Times is one of the most respected publications in the World and NPR is radio, so why would you find comments online?4) If you insist on pretending you are an educated professional, I suggest reading more NYT, FT, WSJ and Economist.  You will find none of them have comment boards because real publications don't.  They have Op-Ed sections.  Comment boards are for entertainment and attracting dolts to websites. One can tell you were not educated in Mexico. There are 32 states (not 31) plus a Federal District, equaling 33 separately administered territories. 33 is a mason number. Canada has 13 states, 13 also being a mason number.