Is San Antonio one of the worst cities? (unless you're hispanic)

[mrsmaalox]

The closer you are to the equator the more fertile you are

UVB rays?

[Trill Clinton]

Can't respond to my FACTS with an intelligent argument or with evidence disputing my FACTS so you have to resort to an ad hominem

No comeback

Lost

Denial

what fact? that mexican gang members killing over turf represent the average mexican? sorry fam, those facts don't hold up. gotta present some stronger evidence.

[FkLA]

Hmm, that probably is why we use it less. But I'm not so worried about the term "Negro" but more about the term "Mayate". I can't tell you how many times I've heard the term "Pinche Mayates" etc but anyway this Ethnic Cleansing thing had been going on since the late 90s but really intensified in the 2000s and yet the whole time it was under-reported by the media probably because it probably just would've made racial tensions even worse. You can read some articles about this to get an idea of what was going on :
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informe...er/la-blackout
http://www.frontpagemag.com/2013/dgr...lifornia-city/
http://www.infowars.com/articles/imm...acks_in_la.htm

PS- I googled "El Negro Sandaval", he's pretty dark for a Mexican and I see that he plays Futbol. Is he any good tbh?

Gang lifestyle=/=lifestyle of the average person.

And mayate is racist no doubt about that, honestly Ive heard it used a couple of times but it hardly represents how all Mexicans feel or even how most of them feel tbh. Also no doubt there is a lot of racism between gangs (from both sides, its not one sided) but that doesnt mean that is the general feeling of both races towards each other.

I'm guessing you don't know how it originated into the Spanish Language.

Now you have just gone full re .

I actually dont know where it originated and I wont bother to google it because if you were smart enough youd realize that the fact that I dont know actually works against your argument. But go ahead, humor me and tell how it originated tbh.

let me dead this silly debate right now, FkLA, do you call black people mayate after speaking to them and do you hate blacks?

Not at all, bro. But then again these SAWMs and s know how I think better than I do.

what fact? that mexican gang members killing over turf represent the average mexican? sorry fam, those facts don't hold up. gotta present some stronger evidence.

These white dudes actually think that bc they see a black gang member and a Mexican gang member hate each other on the news that average people like me and you must hate each other too. Too funny tbh.

Thread full of Sawm and Asians taking about how Mexicans feel about blacks.

[FkLA]

Also I exclude Red Hawk #21 from this bc he seems to know Spanish, but all these other honkeys and s...how the do they know how traditional, Spanish speaking Mexicans feel about Blacks if they dont know a word of Spanish? How does that make any sense at all?

[LoneStarState'sPride]

Some real precocious mofos up in here tryna imply that all mexicans/latinos hate blacks. So ing stupid. Never had a problem with any Hispanic person ever, either in San Antonio or elsewhere. My best friends from college are Hispanic. And I hope to get back to SAtown someday.

[Red Hawk #21]

Gang lifestyle=/=lifestyle of the average person.

And mayate is racist no doubt about that, honestly Ive heard it used a couple of times but it hardly represents how all Mexicans feel or even how most of them feel tbh. Also no doubt there is a lot of racism between gangs (from both sides, its not one sided) but that doesnt mean that is the general feeling of both races towards each other.

Yes, most definitely. I just personally feel that Mexicans (Not necessarily Mexican-Americans like I said before) have hate towards Blacks. The average person will not act out on this hate because they are just an average person. They'll probably go out of their way to avoid any kinds of relations with Blacks though. The ones in Gangs however, don't give a and are willing to kill, hence what has happened in Cali over the years. But Yo FkLA I'm not going to speak on this topic anymore, Mexicans have been nothing but cool to me y en general son gente trabajodara. But I see a lot of what I would call silent racism from Mexicans towards Blacks, I feel like Mexicans deny it when you ask and Blacks are too blind to see that every minority isn't their friend. Anyway, I'm not trying to start anything just talking from my experiences. Respect to you every time, Hermano.

[LoneStarState'sPride]

I reject your assertions out of hand, Red Hawk. I have had nothing but overwhelmingly positive experiences with Hispanics in my lifetime.

To each their own, though.

[leemajors]

I think we've all learned LA and SA are very different places.

[DJR210]

Getting called a mayate as soon as you walk away and not even knowing it.

I think this is definitely true on the southside of town.

[tlongII]

I love SA. Great town.

[Rogue]

Anuston is just as bad as San Antonio imho (unless you're yellow).

[xmas1997]

According to TIME, here’s the list of the Top 20 Most Romantic Cities in the United States:

1. San Antonio
2. Seattle
3. Knoxville, Tenn.
4. Miami
5. Alexandria, Va.
6. Orlando, Fla.
7. Vancouver, Wash.
8. Cincinnati
9. Spokane, Wash.
10. Dayton, Ohio
11. Columbia, S.C.
12. San Jose, Calif.
13. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
14. Round Rock, Texas
15. Sioux Falls, S.D.
16. Las Vegas
17. Pittsburgh
18. Everett, Wash.
19. Erie, Pa.
20. Clearwater, Fla.

[leemajors]

lol round rock. suburbia is terribly romantic.

[ChumpDumper]

Round Rock?

Is it because of Ikea?

[chunticakes]

laredo is only a few miles south of san antonio and its way worse. it's practically mexico.

with that being said, blacks and mexicans get along pretty well around here.

[TE]

laredo is only a few miles south of san antonio and its way worse. it's practically mexico.

with that being said, blacks and mexicans get along pretty well around here.

Laredo is truly a hole, tbh. The valley is better in every way imo.

But yeah, down here Blacks and Mexicans get along well cause blacks know not to with Mexicans down here. Unlike San Antonio, they're in a vaaaaaaaaast minority here.

[Gummi Clutch]

I'm white and even then I experienced racism from hispanics. 10 years later it was all "Would you like fries with that" or "Should I add some more mulch and trim the bushes too," so everything went in order pretty much.

[Dirk Oneanddoneski]

I don't associate with any non whites so I've never heard anything first hand but in this multicultural cesspool of a state Bean/Nig couples seem pretty rare. I see plenty of Nig Buck/future Nicole Brown Simpson couples though. I would go as far to say I've seen more wigger/sheboon couples than Nig Buck/Mexcrement female couples tbh

[Gummi Clutch]

I'm white and even then I experienced racism from hispanics. 10 years later it was all "Would you like fries with that" or "Should I add some more mulch and trim the bushes too," so everything went in order pretty much.

[DeadlyDynasty]

UVB rays?

Actually I made that up, but it does sound plausible, right?

[mrsmaalox]

Actually I made that up, but it does sound plausible, right?

D'oh!! Well I've read about UVB rays killing toxins in the bodies of people in close proximity of the equator, making them a very healthy population. If that is true, then I guess increased fertility and healthy pregnancies are plausible secondary results!

[Joyrider]

http://blog.estately.com/2014/03/the-top-u-s-cities-for- bags/

The Top U.S. Cities for bags

bags—they’re all around us. You see them drinking Bud Light Platinum with their bros, double parking their PT Cruisers, and jostling each other in line to buy tickets to the latest Fast & Furious movie. While the bag population is a nationwide phenomenon, there are some cities where they’re found in greater abundance. For this groundbreaking study, we took the 100 most populated U.S. cities and determined rankings based on percentage of males in each city who listed the douchie items below as “interests” on their Facebook pages. Keep in mind that if you find fault with our criteria it’s probably because you are also a total d-bag.

1. Nickelback
2. Monster Energy
3. Axe (brand)
4. Don Ed Hardy
5. Vin Diesel
6. Chris Brown
7. Tosh.0
8. Mixed Martial Arts
9. Bluetooth
10. Dane Cook

Once we crunched the numbers we discovered some uncomfortable truths about America. First, Nickelback fans still exist, especially in the Midwest. Second, bags are massing in large numbers along the Texas border with Mexico, perhaps with plans of invading? Third, California is full of d-bags, but not in the Bay Area.
So where does your city rank? Check Estately’s list of the 15 cities with the highest percentage of bags below. Our complete rankings of all 100 cities can be found at the end of the article.
3. SAN ANTONIO, TX

TWITTER VIA @KAEPERNICK7

San Antonio would be the perfect city for Guy Fieri to launch a Benihana-style restaurant where diners cluster around deep fryers to eat overpriced fair food served by chefs in rodeo clown costumes. The meals would pair perfectly with a Bud Light Lime -flavored slushie served in an oversized fishbowl. It would be, to quote Fieri, “off the chain.”

[Suspect]

^

[chunticakes]

http://blog.estately.com/2014/03/the-top-u-s-cities-for- bags/

The Top U.S. Cities for bags


bags—they’re all around us. You see them drinking Bud Light Platinum with their bros, double parking their PT Cruisers, and jostling each other in line to buy tickets to the latest Fast & Furious movie. While the bag population is a nationwide phenomenon, there are some cities where they’re found in greater abundance. For this groundbreaking study, we took the 100 most populated U.S. cities and determined rankings based on percentage of males in each city who listed the douchie items below as “interests” on their Facebook pages. Keep in mind that if you find fault with our criteria it’s probably because you are also a total d-bag.

1. Nickelback
2. Monster Energy
3. Axe (brand)
4. Don Ed Hardy
5. Vin Diesel
6. Chris Brown
7. Tosh.0
8. Mixed Martial Arts
9. Bluetooth
10. Dane Cook

Once we crunched the numbers we discovered some uncomfortable truths about America. First, Nickelback fans still exist, especially in the Midwest. Second, bags are massing in large numbers along the Texas border with Mexico, perhaps with plans of invading? Third, California is full of d-bags, but not in the Bay Area.
So where does your city rank? Check Estately’s list of the 15 cities with the highest percentage of bags below. Our complete rankings of all 100 cities can be found at the end of the article.
3. SAN ANTONIO, TX

TWITTER VIA @KAEPERNICK7

San Antonio would be the perfect city for Guy Fieri to launch a Benihana-style restaurant where diners cluster around deep fryers to eat overpriced fair food served by chefs in rodeo clown costumes. The meals would pair perfectly with a Bud Light Lime -flavored slushie served in an oversized fishbowl. It would be, to quote Fieri, “off the chain.”

look @ #1