r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 19h ago

Discussion She almost ruined a proposal.

This was at Crescent Bay Point Park, which allows people to book it special occasions.

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u/Moist-Philosopher859 14h ago

So like obviously she incredibly ignorant but I think its hilarious she said this is not mexico because the area they are in literally used to be mexico🤣🤣so ignorant and dumb

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u/TickyTackyShotAFashy 12h ago edited 3h ago

keywords "used to be"

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u/Snacknuss321 9h ago

talk about ignorant and dumb

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u/OccasionClassic261 14h ago

Haha, good point

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u/dak4f2 2h ago

For 27 years, wow

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u/dealingwithhookers 12h ago

it was barely Mexico... when Mexico was barely a nation. it was inherited by Mexico after Spain left but Mexico never tamed the land, never built anything, and didn't care much about it when it gave it away after losing a war.

yea it technically used to be Mexico, and it is not Mexico anymore. who's the ignorant one pretending like Mexico has any claim on that land today?

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u/iJuddles 11h ago

Land changes hands. It was Spain much longer, and land for various indigenous groups for much longer before that. Regardless, this bish’s “This isn’t Mexico” is some epic sad nationalist bullshit. She sure as hell doesn’t own it.

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u/dealingwithhookers 11h ago

be real, if this was a one time thing, no one would complain. but there are tons of Mexican Americans and they totally change the culture of the area. it's normal for a non-Mexican person who got there before them who has a house there for generations to feel a little something about these new people. they're tired. you don't respect their homes, you try to change their homes. they're tired

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u/Ok_Activity478 1h ago

You’re right the high school I attended in Northern California has gone from 50% Hispanic/Latino to 80% since I graduated roughly 10 years ago. The town is extremely different. Nearly all the shops downtown are Mexican owned, the mayor is Mexican… The immigration has been swift and the change is noticeable. People that argue that this isn’t a legitimate and meaningful demographic shift in the history of this country are wrong. I’m not saying it’s good or bad, I’m just saying.

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u/iJuddles 7h ago

Yes and no. I get what you’re saying, but those tired people aren’t considering anything but their own perspective—which is a typical behavior. It’s likely there was someone there before you, especially if you’re a descendant of a colonial power. If she’s tired then take a nap, but I think what she’s saying is this thing keeps happening and she doesn’t understand the cultural aspects. If she’s complaining because people in general are detracting from the enjoyment of others with constant camera setups then that’s a different issue. But she targeted them with the shallow “this isn’t Mexico” bullshit, just as you did with putting it on all those Mexican Americans “totally changing the culture of the area.”

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u/Moist-Philosopher859 5h ago

News flash... Mexicans were in the u.s.a before white people so explain more about how you are ignorant 🙄

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u/dealingwithhookers 4h ago

news flash, Mexicans were brought into the USA to work as slaves because the ones in the USA died from disease too fast. go learn some basic Californian history. if they were in the USA before the whites, they were Mayan/Baja Californians that were forced to work for the Spanish as slaves. who the Spanish ditched after the independence and were then ditched again by Mexico after the war with USA.

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u/Ok_Activity478 1h ago

You need to read some literature that is not on social media…