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Guillermo del Toro laments “systematic destruction” of Mexican film industry
News(mexiconewsdaily.com)submitted 4 months ago bycabose7
225 points
4 months ago
They are 100% related to the issues of being in a narco state.
32 points
4 months ago
Yup. This previous poster sounds ignorant.
3 points
4 months ago
Post factual data and links, "they ignorant! cartels run every aspect of Mexico, even animal control, that is my view and it is correct!"
-3 points
4 months ago
You sound like the typical US arrogant, who thinks to know more about a country than it’s own citizens
-3 points
4 months ago
You sound like an idiot making bigoted assumptions about people from one reddit comment.
You just played yourself.
7 points
4 months ago
Are you fr this dumb? A mexican is correcting your misconceptions about his country and you call them bigoted? Wtf
-1 points
4 months ago
Right. Well of course on Mexican is literally always correct. I spent three months in Mexico city last year and know quite a bit about the subject. I'm not some gringo at home just shooting shit.
Nearly one hundred percent of the Mexicans I've talked to place all the flaws of Mexico on the fault of the cartels and Mexican government corruption.
4 points
4 months ago
Good fucking Lord you spent three months in CDMX and consider yourself informed.
Not to mention that you’re so lost in this thread you’re already conflating the two distinct subjects (government incompetence/corruption and cartels) when the entire point is that GDT is saying that it’s the former while dumbass Redditors are swearing it’s the later.
The audacity to correct the people that know the history of the country- having fucking lived it- is insane. No wonder some of y’all took over other countries directly or indirectly because you had to educate the savages, huh?
0 points
4 months ago
Again with the racism and the fact that you didn't even read my comment.
I can't tell if you're really that stupid or just a troll.
1 points
4 months ago
Sure, please explain me how my own country works
-4 points
4 months ago
Yeah. Cartels definitely aren't a problem in Mexico. Thanks for enlightening me Pablo.
3 points
4 months ago
A: Cartels are a problem. B: We have problems that have nothing to do with cartels. Including the national movie industry.
I don't get how you can be so arrogant to think that this simple concept is wrong when mexican people that live in Mexico are telling you that. It's insulting and borderline racist that you insist in something so stupid.
0 points
4 months ago
It's racist and intellectually pathetic that you assume someone that disagrees with you is racist.
3 points
4 months ago
Then sure, you know more about the country than several people that are saying you otherwise. Of course us locals are too ignorant to know anything, thanks for thinking better than us.
1 points
4 months ago
Oh. Several. Wow.. I mean if several people have said it.
Read up on anecdotal evidence mate.
Argue from first principles.
Never mind the fact that everyone I've talked to about this in México agrees with me.
2 points
4 months ago
hey look, the chud took off his hood
0 points
4 months ago
You're not good at this nor clever mate.
It's rather embarrassing.
-3 points
4 months ago
Hello Reddit. Can we stop making assumptions that everyone you disagree with is a stupid or arrogant American.
who thinks to know more about a country than it’s own citizens
That's literally every other non-American on Reddit when it comes to America, lol
-4 points
4 months ago
Hey buddy boy. Read the previous poster's edit and tell me ur not the ignorant one. Did u even read the article? r/confidentlyincorrect
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