Hispanics, why do we hate each other?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish.

Why don’t you speak Spanish? No pride in your country or culture? I’m Hispanic as well and learned Spanish. I have never been bullied by any other Latino. And I find the first thing other Latinos do is speak to me in Spanish. It’s a common bond. So you not knowing any Spanish sets you apart. Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more. My family has doctors and lawyers and I went to a T10 university and have never felt anything close to what you mention.

You responded to "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish."

Then continue to bully! Are you that stupid you don't see this? Then you say "Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more." WHERE did you pull that from this sentence: "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish." I'll wait...

Furthermore how can you bully a child that was not taught spanish? Something is wrong with you.

So true! That PP is beyond blind and hypocritical.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is a lot of colorism among Hispanics. Sometimes it’s centered around country of origin (Argentinians and Chileans tend to be lighter skinned and Salvadorans, for example) and sometimes it’s directed at anyone with darker skin. The only people surprised that Hispanics can be racist against other Hispanics are White liberals who use words like Latinx.

One thing most Latinos agree on, they all hate Argentina. Argentinians are lighter skinned and see themselves as more European than Latinos. There is a superiority air about the country.

Yes!!!

They are more european though. Even che guevara was half Irish. I can't speak for other countries but I know that South American countries in the vicinity don't hate Argentina.

They don't hate Argentina. They hate Argentinians! Brazilians love to travel to Argentina, but we don't like Argentinians. We think they think they're better than everybody. And then there's the soccer rivalry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish.

Why don’t you speak Spanish? No pride in your country or culture? I’m Hispanic as well and learned Spanish. I have never been bullied by any other Latino. And I find the first thing other Latinos do is speak to me in Spanish. It’s a common bond. So you not knowing any Spanish sets you apart. Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more. My family has doctors and lawyers and I went to a T10 university and have never felt anything close to what you mention.

You responded to "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish."

Then continue to bully! Are you that stupid you don't see this? Then you say "Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more." WHERE did you pull that from this sentence: "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish." I'll wait...

Furthermore how can you bully a child that was not taught spanish? Something is wrong with you.

So true! That PP is beyond blind and hypocritical.

Some of these comments on this thread are highly ignorant and concerning. They literally prove the OP's point!

[Anonymous]

Hispanic is a made up category. Imagine trying to lump the anglophone world into one category- do Pakistanis and Canadians and Belizeans have in common?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish.

Why don’t you speak Spanish? No pride in your country or culture? I’m Hispanic as well and learned Spanish. I have never been bullied by any other Latino. And I find the first thing other Latinos do is speak to me in Spanish. It’s a common bond. So you not knowing any Spanish sets you apart. Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more. My family has doctors and lawyers and I went to a T10 university and have never felt anything close to what you mention.

You responded to "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish."

Then continue to bully! Are you that stupid you don't see this? Then you say "Also, you sound elitist, like you have so much more." WHERE did you pull that from this sentence: "I was bullied because I didn't speak spanish." I'll wait...

Furthermore how can you bully a child that was not taught spanish? Something is wrong with you.

So true! That PP is beyond blind and hypocritical.

Some of these comments on this thread are highly ignorant and concerning. They literally prove the OP's point!

+1 the tread started off well then became trash quickly.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is a lot of colorism among Hispanics. Sometimes it’s centered around country of origin (Argentinians and Chileans tend to be lighter skinned and Salvadorans, for example) and sometimes it’s directed at anyone with darker skin. The only people surprised that Hispanics can be racist against other Hispanics are White liberals who use words like Latinx.

One thing most Latinos agree on, they all hate Argentina. Argentinians are lighter skinned and see themselves as more European than Latinos. There is a superiority air about the country.

As the saying goes, Argentina is populated by Italians who speak Spanish and think they are British. (My Argentine friend really enjoyed this.)

That’s hilarious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hispanic is a made up category.

It's not any more made up than White, Black, or Asian.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hispanic is a made up category.

It's not any more made up than White, Black, or Asian.

Those are also made up you are right.