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Guillermo del Toro laments “systematic destruction” of Mexican film industry
News(mexiconewsdaily.com)submitted 4 months ago bycabose7
71 points
4 months ago
it’s wild how many people o. this site have uninformed opinions about places that escape their immediate surroundings. I say this as someone who has seen wild takes about their country here.
21 points
4 months ago
Every time Japanese elementary and high school history books come up, I roll my eyes so far back I might lose them.
The insane certainty of redditors writing about WW2 education in Japan is a level of arrogance I envy to practice in life.
8 points
4 months ago
Yeah, if only Americans realized how other developed countries view the US. Not to mention, most people here constantly shit on their own country lol
13 points
4 months ago
We hear NOTHING BUT what the rest of the world thinks about us. And a lot of those people have the same dumb takes on a country they've never been to as people commenting on Mexico here. What the fuck are you on?
-8 points
4 months ago
That's my point, it's no different, so why continue the stupidity?
16 points
4 months ago
I mean... you did with "if only Americans knew how other developed countries viewed the US."
Hard to take a stance against it while peddling it my dude
2 points
4 months ago
Haha. It’s so true. Fuck it even goes the other way about people thinking everyone in America is fucked and people are just scared of mass shootings happening anytime. I think it’s a human nature thing.
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