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u/pooplover_v8 18d ago
Guardia nacional does not care they will search ur vehicle bwcause they dont like how u look, make up a law u broke⌠fine you 300-500 dollars POCKET IT then make fun of you or simply impound ur shit because FUCK YOU
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u/yungborderhops 16d ago
I've had nothing but pleasant encounters with them honestly. But I do understand that results may very lmao
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u/Short-Ad1032 17d ago
Honestly it might be his nickname?
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u/s29 17d ago
Could be. It's also important to remember that the n-word hysteria in the US doesnt really exist in other countries.
My kosovian friend listens to rap and would just throw that shit around for fun when i lived in Europe.11
u/EugeneStonersPotShop 16d ago
When I first came to the US from Scandinavia in the 1980âs as a teenager, I legitimately thought the hard R version was how Americans described Black people. Like as in it was an accepted normal word. I found out quickly it was not.
You have to remember that there was never a racial civil rights movement in Europe like there was in the USA. Also, simply the fact that back then virtually every one was white, and there were very few brown people living there.
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u/Advanced_Walk_1897 17d ago
My Russian friend says that itâs normal over there to refer to black people with the hard er, dunno if thatâs true but damn.
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u/Short-Ad1032 16d ago
The Russian word for a black person is ânegrâ (pronounced kinda lile ânay-grrâ) and basically, if you came up to a clueless babushka/grandma and showed her the Russian word and the English hard-r slur, sheâd language-wise see no difference or just attribute it to slightly different pronunciations between the languages.
Further, if you came up to Russian kids who didnât have much exposure to western sociopolitics (extremely possible) but they listened to a lot of American rap without understanding 99%, theyâd recognize the hard-r word, hear black rappers use it so much that it does not seem to be a perjorative (rap is extremely popular in eastern europe because itâs western and âgangsterâ), so itâs basically a cognate for them and they start using it because itâs cool to say a word with foreign pronunciation (like Americans cheekily saying the British âshheduleâ instead of schedule) without understanding the implications.
But the actually educated Russian will probably know and understand that the western, hard-r pronunciation is a slur.
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u/Itchy_Reference_9288 15d ago
âNword hysteriaâ i love when people pretend that calling anyone a racial slur ro their face would warrent no reaction from any other ethnicity
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u/NationalValue6250 18d ago
No hard R ?!!?!
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u/WillBozz 18d ago
not a common word in Mexico, n*gga was a latino reggaeton singer in the usa known as flex, you hear more about n*gga than n*gger.
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u/equinox317115 18d ago
No solo eso, sĂ no que en general esa palabra no es tan grave y tampoco cumun
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u/lucaxl55 18d ago
DUENDE TU SABES QUE LAAAAAAAA AMOOOOOOO
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u/THEmexGOPNIK77 17d ago
Aliexpress one,national guard usually uses them,thats a national guard element btw
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u/Nena_Trinity 17d ago
My first bet would be a Ops-Core helmet but other helmets also has same type of rails...
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u/Starman562 Poor boi 17d ago
He very well could be Afro-Mexican. Lots of people of that heritage in the south west coast of Mexico
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u/OdinsOneGoodEye 17d ago edited 17d ago
Thatâs just crazy- in Spanish it would be negro or negrito, which in Mexico neither name is considered derogatory. This is probably a call sign he received from an American trainer.
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u/Bolo_wingman_I 18d ago
bro what is this fuckass patch...
anyways my "GUESS" (im guessing) is that it's just a normal fast helmet...
i could write you a paragraph on how im guessing so stupid people won't think im trying to mess with you or shit but i'll spare you from that
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u/The_Antiq 18d ago
In English next time, please.
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u/Bolo_wingman_I 18d ago
to be fully honest i don't even know if i missed a joke or not... i might have
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u/larry-leisure 18d ago
Itâs the Mexican Marines. Whatâd you expect lol?
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u/WillBozz 18d ago
No, it's Guardia Nacional.
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u/Jammiees 18d ago
Bingo. I remember seeing them in their distinctive white camo all around the streets. Pretty interesting stuff
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u/603rdMtnDivision 18d ago
Uncle Ruckus joined the Mexican Marines?