americans.......?
Q. asking all americans, what do you think about the people in ausralia? its for a project at school
Asked by tash_tash22 - Thu Jul 10 07:30:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've met a few, and always seemed like really nice, easy going people. Easy to get along with, and the ones I met loved to go out, party & drink. No complaints here.
Answered by dirk_diggler - Thu Jul 10 13:19:51 2008
Q. asking all americans, what do you think about the people in ausralia? its for a project at school
Asked by tash_tash22 - Thu Jul 10 07:30:03 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've met a few, and always seemed like really nice, easy going people. Easy to get along with, and the ones I met loved to go out, party & drink. No complaints here.
Answered by dirk_diggler - Thu Jul 10 13:19:51 2008
Why do most americans like to judge others without even knowing them?
Q. When am refering to them, it means mostly non americans and other countries... I always read everywhere that americans don't like it when they judge each other. But it happens that they are the first ones to judge others when it comes to non americans! Why is that? Americans like to judge the French, British, well every non americans actually and that too without even knowing them!
Asked by madzguy007 - Sun Jan 11 08:24:57 2009 - - 12 Answers - 4 Comments
A. I judge Southern US Shitkickers and Eurotrash personally.
Answered by Mr Bad Touch - Sun Jan 11 08:33:58 2009
Q. When am refering to them, it means mostly non americans and other countries... I always read everywhere that americans don't like it when they judge each other. But it happens that they are the first ones to judge others when it comes to non americans! Why is that? Americans like to judge the French, British, well every non americans actually and that too without even knowing them!
Asked by madzguy007 - Sun Jan 11 08:24:57 2009 - - 12 Answers - 4 Comments
A. I judge Southern US Shitkickers and Eurotrash personally.
Answered by Mr Bad Touch - Sun Jan 11 08:33:58 2009
How did the french help the americans during the american revolution?
Q. I'm writing an essay for history and my assignment sheet says "You are a french citizen and you want the americans to help you fight against britian. Write an essay trying to convince america to side with you." I'm basically saying in my essay how we (the french) helped the americans during the american revolution against the british and that they "owe" us. How did the french help the americans during the american revolution? And any more ideas?
Asked by the3parrs - Mon Dec 17 22:12:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. One thing to keep in mind: French aid came to us because men like Benjamin Franklin and Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais persuaded King Louis XVI that it was in the interest of France to lend a hand. From Louis' point of view Britain was the enemy, and promoting rebellion in the colonies was a just cheap way to cause trouble for George III.
Answered by gutz_otoole - Mon Dec 17 22:36:59 2007
Q. I'm writing an essay for history and my assignment sheet says "You are a french citizen and you want the americans to help you fight against britian. Write an essay trying to convince america to side with you." I'm basically saying in my essay how we (the french) helped the americans during the american revolution against the british and that they "owe" us. How did the french help the americans during the american revolution? And any more ideas?
Asked by the3parrs - Mon Dec 17 22:12:19 2007 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. One thing to keep in mind: French aid came to us because men like Benjamin Franklin and Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais persuaded King Louis XVI that it was in the interest of France to lend a hand. From Louis' point of view Britain was the enemy, and promoting rebellion in the colonies was a just cheap way to cause trouble for George III.
Answered by gutz_otoole - Mon Dec 17 22:36:59 2007
Do you think Americans dehumanize those who are different?
Q. I've noticed this among a lot of different Americans. I'm an American myself, however it frustrates me to see others say things about illegal immigrants, Arabs, Muslims, and numerous other groups. I think a lot of Americans dehumanize these people so that they don't have to look at individual situations and see that it's not just "some illegal immigrant" but a REAL person. What do you think? Do Americans tend to dehumanize those who are different from them?
Asked by Lisa - Mon Jul 13 08:22:15 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not just Americans - it's humans in general. We have a "pack"mentality, and tend to stick with people like us. Whether or not it's intentional, we tend to shove the misfits out in the cold because they make us uncomfortable.
Answered by proud nerd - Mon Jul 13 08:31:59 2009
Q. I've noticed this among a lot of different Americans. I'm an American myself, however it frustrates me to see others say things about illegal immigrants, Arabs, Muslims, and numerous other groups. I think a lot of Americans dehumanize these people so that they don't have to look at individual situations and see that it's not just "some illegal immigrant" but a REAL person. What do you think? Do Americans tend to dehumanize those who are different from them?
Asked by Lisa - Mon Jul 13 08:22:15 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not just Americans - it's humans in general. We have a "pack"mentality, and tend to stick with people like us. Whether or not it's intentional, we tend to shove the misfits out in the cold because they make us uncomfortable.
Answered by proud nerd - Mon Jul 13 08:31:59 2009
Why do white americans seem to blame black americans for their problems?
Q. I am European (Italian) and I asked why so many white americans shoot up schools and all the white americans who answered blamed black people. Why? Did black people invent guns?
Asked by Jordan (jkiins) - Tue Feb 16 16:15:19 2010 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOL Nice someone from the same race but lives in a diff. part of the world can see that whites like to blame blacks for a lot of the problems going on. to me whites in america are just as bad as . they just do one big felony while blacks will do a lot of small criminal acts.
Answered by Johnson Sister 1 - Tue Feb 16 16:25:30 2010
Q. I am European (Italian) and I asked why so many white americans shoot up schools and all the white americans who answered blamed black people. Why? Did black people invent guns?
Asked by Jordan (jkiins) - Tue Feb 16 16:15:19 2010 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOL Nice someone from the same race but lives in a diff. part of the world can see that whites like to blame blacks for a lot of the problems going on. to me whites in america are just as bad as . they just do one big felony while blacks will do a lot of small criminal acts.
Answered by Johnson Sister 1 - Tue Feb 16 16:25:30 2010
Why do Americans relate Socialism to communism and the deterioration of their freedoms?
Q. I'm Canadian and we tend to know what socialism means. I'm always hearing Americans in media use it as a loaded word like it's this really horrible thing. WTF do Americans think socialism is, eh?
Asked by N - Thu Jul 15 16:22:21 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol pretending to be Canadian again? you keep giving them a bad name
Answered by Reagan-Jeffersonian Party - Thu Jul 15 16:25:36 2010
Q. I'm Canadian and we tend to know what socialism means. I'm always hearing Americans in media use it as a loaded word like it's this really horrible thing. WTF do Americans think socialism is, eh?
Asked by N - Thu Jul 15 16:22:21 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol pretending to be Canadian again? you keep giving them a bad name
Answered by Reagan-Jeffersonian Party - Thu Jul 15 16:25:36 2010
Why do Americans make such a big deal when others are arrested for entering other countries illegally?
Q. It seems a bit hypocritical considering that most Americans would advocate that we also arrest anyone who enters our nation illegally. Why should Americans be above the rules in other countries?
Asked by Shara - Tue Aug 4 09:00:10 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not and shouldn't test their visitation. Every country has their rules and laws. It is up to the person entering a new country to know their rules. Otherwise, the worst scenario is you could get into trouble. Sometimes, Americans feel they are superior because they are from the U.S. This is called the "ugly American syndrome." However, the U.S. is doing a pretty lousy job of protecting our boundaries--which is the other side of the coin. Then there are the people who have been arrested and put in prison like the two young women journalists. They should not have been their, but the issue is they took a chance going into a dangerous country (especially for Americans). We all know they meant no harm, but they were careless. … [cont.]
Answered by rjs - Tue Aug 4 16:20:04 2009
Q. It seems a bit hypocritical considering that most Americans would advocate that we also arrest anyone who enters our nation illegally. Why should Americans be above the rules in other countries?
Asked by Shara - Tue Aug 4 09:00:10 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not and shouldn't test their visitation. Every country has their rules and laws. It is up to the person entering a new country to know their rules. Otherwise, the worst scenario is you could get into trouble. Sometimes, Americans feel they are superior because they are from the U.S. This is called the "ugly American syndrome." However, the U.S. is doing a pretty lousy job of protecting our boundaries--which is the other side of the coin. Then there are the people who have been arrested and put in prison like the two young women journalists. They should not have been their, but the issue is they took a chance going into a dangerous country (especially for Americans). We all know they meant no harm, but they were careless. … [cont.]
Answered by rjs - Tue Aug 4 16:20:04 2009
How many Americans truly appreciate the freedom that generations of Americans have fought to protect?
Q. This is not a Democrat or Republican question.I just want to see how many Americans truly appreciate the freedoms they have.
Asked by amedic - Sun Jul 13 11:27:34 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. More than the press would have us think. When the public address system at a recent motor sports event I attended went silent during the National Anthem, I was moved by the crowd, who raised their voices high and continued the song until its end. That is the America that the press doesn't cover, and it is not confined to motor sport events. I suspect similar would have occurred in most venues where Americans gather, short of colleges and universities, where such patriotism is frowned upon.
Answered by Upwardgaze - Sun Jul 13 11:36:06 2008
Q. This is not a Democrat or Republican question.I just want to see how many Americans truly appreciate the freedoms they have.
Asked by amedic - Sun Jul 13 11:27:34 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. More than the press would have us think. When the public address system at a recent motor sports event I attended went silent during the National Anthem, I was moved by the crowd, who raised their voices high and continued the song until its end. That is the America that the press doesn't cover, and it is not confined to motor sport events. I suspect similar would have occurred in most venues where Americans gather, short of colleges and universities, where such patriotism is frowned upon.
Answered by Upwardgaze - Sun Jul 13 11:36:06 2008
How many Americans are killed every year by drunk driving and criminal illegals?
Q. Some people claim that I am racist for asking this question. Even though I married a girl from Mexico. Some people have estimated thousands of Americans are killed by illegals every year. I was told that only an idiot who listens to Glenn Beck would believe that. Even if it's only a few hundred Americans killed every year isn't that too much? Those people would still be alive if the illegals had never entered the country.
Asked by Jimmy - Wed Jul 28 17:07:58 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting question, one which I think deserves a proper answer. I hope someone has some numbers. I'd just like to add that since the hispanics and their supporters/apologists are quick to point out that hispanics are NOT a race, your question therefore cannot be "racist". I hate when people throw around baseless charges of racism when they mean bias. But "racist" has a much stronger ring to it, I guess. Secondly, when people say that driving regulations should be tightened for ALL drivers, regardless of immigration status, I agree whole heartedly. I don't agree, however, when they suggest that the immigration status of the driver is inconsequential. Sure, people get killed by all sorts of people every day. Senior citizens,… [cont.]
Answered by Hoekom Jy My Haat - Wed Jul 28 17:45:00 2010
Q. Some people claim that I am racist for asking this question. Even though I married a girl from Mexico. Some people have estimated thousands of Americans are killed by illegals every year. I was told that only an idiot who listens to Glenn Beck would believe that. Even if it's only a few hundred Americans killed every year isn't that too much? Those people would still be alive if the illegals had never entered the country.
Asked by Jimmy - Wed Jul 28 17:07:58 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting question, one which I think deserves a proper answer. I hope someone has some numbers. I'd just like to add that since the hispanics and their supporters/apologists are quick to point out that hispanics are NOT a race, your question therefore cannot be "racist". I hate when people throw around baseless charges of racism when they mean bias. But "racist" has a much stronger ring to it, I guess. Secondly, when people say that driving regulations should be tightened for ALL drivers, regardless of immigration status, I agree whole heartedly. I don't agree, however, when they suggest that the immigration status of the driver is inconsequential. Sure, people get killed by all sorts of people every day. Senior citizens,… [cont.]
Answered by Hoekom Jy My Haat - Wed Jul 28 17:45:00 2010
Why many Americans are acting like they are above others who are not Americans?
Q. Many Americans are very cocky and they are acting as they are higher than any other human beings. That's the truth. Only a very small percentage of Americans that are nice, maybe only 0.01% of them are nice and friendly. They think just because they were born as Americans and can act anything they want and treat others badly? Even, the American employees of businesses that deal with customers are acting differently with customers who are not Americans. That's discrimination! They said they don't discriminate anymore and they have the best customer services, blah blah blah... However, it's just words that come out from the mouth and not the real fact. They said they have the best human right, but the truth is showing differently. … [cont.]
Asked by bonding100 - Tue Sep 25 22:07:55 2007 - - 13 Answers - 4 Comments
A. I am sorry that you have had bad experiences with we Americans. If you are ever in the US drop me a line & I'll try to show you the good side of Americans.
Answered by Bad M - Tue Sep 25 22:35:28 2007
Q. Many Americans are very cocky and they are acting as they are higher than any other human beings. That's the truth. Only a very small percentage of Americans that are nice, maybe only 0.01% of them are nice and friendly. They think just because they were born as Americans and can act anything they want and treat others badly? Even, the American employees of businesses that deal with customers are acting differently with customers who are not Americans. That's discrimination! They said they don't discriminate anymore and they have the best customer services, blah blah blah... However, it's just words that come out from the mouth and not the real fact. They said they have the best human right, but the truth is showing differently. … [cont.]
Asked by bonding100 - Tue Sep 25 22:07:55 2007 - - 13 Answers - 4 Comments
A. I am sorry that you have had bad experiences with we Americans. If you are ever in the US drop me a line & I'll try to show you the good side of Americans.
Answered by Bad M - Tue Sep 25 22:35:28 2007
Americans would not accept many types of jobs due to riduculous wage and horrible conditions. What is solu?
Q. Americans would not accept many types of jobs due to riduculous wages and horrible working conditions. While some of such jobs are not critical, like gardener for example, many such jobs MUST be done by someone, for exampe plumber or farm hand. What could be done to help to fill such undesirable positions?
Asked by unknown - Thu Jul 3 15:17:46 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If we changed the way welfare and unemployment worked (many take advantage of the system), people might not have the luxury of turning down a job like they do now. I've worked at plenty of jobs that aren't "my ideal job". We should change the mindset of the unemployed worker.
Answered by Anonymous - Thu Jul 3 15:25:55 2008
Q. Americans would not accept many types of jobs due to riduculous wages and horrible working conditions. While some of such jobs are not critical, like gardener for example, many such jobs MUST be done by someone, for exampe plumber or farm hand. What could be done to help to fill such undesirable positions?
Asked by unknown - Thu Jul 3 15:17:46 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If we changed the way welfare and unemployment worked (many take advantage of the system), people might not have the luxury of turning down a job like they do now. I've worked at plenty of jobs that aren't "my ideal job". We should change the mindset of the unemployed worker.
Answered by Anonymous - Thu Jul 3 15:25:55 2008
What are some things Americans are commonly shocked to learn about?
Q. I have found a lot of "Americans" are shocked when they hear Canadians and Mexicans and Cubans and Brazilians are all Americans for the first time. Also some are shocked to hear there are more billionaires in China than the US. What are some others?
Asked by FizzyBubbler - Sun May 31 05:35:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well when I went over to the US (I was only 12 at the time) they all seemed genuinely shocked that I didn't know the Queen personally!
Answered by divisable_insanity - Sun May 31 06:22:34 2009
Q. I have found a lot of "Americans" are shocked when they hear Canadians and Mexicans and Cubans and Brazilians are all Americans for the first time. Also some are shocked to hear there are more billionaires in China than the US. What are some others?
Asked by FizzyBubbler - Sun May 31 05:35:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well when I went over to the US (I was only 12 at the time) they all seemed genuinely shocked that I didn't know the Queen personally!
Answered by divisable_insanity - Sun May 31 06:22:34 2009
How can so many Americans still back bush and the republicians?
Q. He stole the first election, ruined the country, took us to a needless war, but yet half the American people are follow him like he is a god. Are that many Americans really that brainwashed?
Asked by Tomcat - Fri Aug 29 15:38:33 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No we don't like him much either but democrats are nuts.
Answered by Hard truth - Fri Aug 29 15:45:00 2008
Q. He stole the first election, ruined the country, took us to a needless war, but yet half the American people are follow him like he is a god. Are that many Americans really that brainwashed?
Asked by Tomcat - Fri Aug 29 15:38:33 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No we don't like him much either but democrats are nuts.
Answered by Hard truth - Fri Aug 29 15:45:00 2008
Do Americans possess a false sense of security when it comes to resisting the advances of the fashion industry?
Q. I'm writing an essay on Americans being unable to form their own opinions in terms of fashion. I would like an honest answer of how you feel about the 'superficial' image the fashion industry enforces or if you even think one exists and how or how it doesn't sway your decision to purchase certain goods.
Asked by SomethingNeat - Wed Nov 4 23:08:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most Americans are all, "look what they're wearing on ...whatever their favorite show is... I'll go buy that!" I hate that. I'm a total non-conformist so you'll never see me doing that. I Buy my stuff from thrift stores or make it myself. I end up with neat and original stuff. Have I answered your question?
Answered by Jessica Of Fog - Sun Nov 8 16:18:01 2009
Q. I'm writing an essay on Americans being unable to form their own opinions in terms of fashion. I would like an honest answer of how you feel about the 'superficial' image the fashion industry enforces or if you even think one exists and how or how it doesn't sway your decision to purchase certain goods.
Asked by SomethingNeat - Wed Nov 4 23:08:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most Americans are all, "look what they're wearing on ...whatever their favorite show is... I'll go buy that!" I hate that. I'm a total non-conformist so you'll never see me doing that. I Buy my stuff from thrift stores or make it myself. I end up with neat and original stuff. Have I answered your question?
Answered by Jessica Of Fog - Sun Nov 8 16:18:01 2009
Will Americans start leaving the country one day to find jobs?
Q. Will it be the Americans one day who have to leave their country to find work, like all of their jobs that went to Mexico, China, India, etc? Looks like we are headed that way. The standard of living in America has been free-falling and will continue to do so.
Asked by The Real Obama - Wed Nov 4 13:59:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it. Those countries have pay scales that no American could afford to work for.
Answered by Common Sense - Wed Nov 4 14:03:41 2009
Q. Will it be the Americans one day who have to leave their country to find work, like all of their jobs that went to Mexico, China, India, etc? Looks like we are headed that way. The standard of living in America has been free-falling and will continue to do so.
Asked by The Real Obama - Wed Nov 4 13:59:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it. Those countries have pay scales that no American could afford to work for.
Answered by Common Sense - Wed Nov 4 14:03:41 2009
Can Americans tell the difference between an Arab person and an Indian person?
Q. I'm an Indian Hindu and I travel a lot for work. I'm always harassed at the airport in America but not in other countries. Why is this? Can Americans tell the difference between Arabs and Indians?
Asked by Em - Tue Jun 29 23:52:37 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In all honesty maybe they can't...but I can. In General, most Indian people are very dark they have almost a red, dark chocolate brown pigment to their skin (sri lankans fall into this same category) Arab people are just brown (they have the hispanic brown tones to their skin) some may get mistaken for being hispanic You also have to take into consideration facial features.
Answered by mynameis? - Wed Jun 30 00:09:52 2010
Q. I'm an Indian Hindu and I travel a lot for work. I'm always harassed at the airport in America but not in other countries. Why is this? Can Americans tell the difference between Arabs and Indians?
Asked by Em - Tue Jun 29 23:52:37 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In all honesty maybe they can't...but I can. In General, most Indian people are very dark they have almost a red, dark chocolate brown pigment to their skin (sri lankans fall into this same category) Arab people are just brown (they have the hispanic brown tones to their skin) some may get mistaken for being hispanic You also have to take into consideration facial features.
Answered by mynameis? - Wed Jun 30 00:09:52 2010
How do Americans feel about their reputation with the rest of the world?
Q. Give an honest answer. I would really like to know. And no, i haven't got anything against Americans, i think you are friendly folk. Harry k, so what your saying is Americans don't care about their relations with other countries?? I guess that makes sense with all thats been going on.
Asked by Fletch - Mon Feb 1 08:16:05 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most Americans can't even find their own country on a world map. They don't care. "War is god's way of teaching Americans geography" - Ambrose Bierce, writer (1842-1914)
Answered by Joe C - Mon Feb 1 14:06:01 2010
Q. Give an honest answer. I would really like to know. And no, i haven't got anything against Americans, i think you are friendly folk. Harry k, so what your saying is Americans don't care about their relations with other countries?? I guess that makes sense with all thats been going on.
Asked by Fletch - Mon Feb 1 08:16:05 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most Americans can't even find their own country on a world map. They don't care. "War is god's way of teaching Americans geography" - Ambrose Bierce, writer (1842-1914)
Answered by Joe C - Mon Feb 1 14:06:01 2010
How do Americans who are black feel about the current gay movement equating being gay to being black?
Q. Just curious, because gays say they are born this way. My issue is here; gay people still had to make a choice to participate in "gay" acts. This is similar to drug addicts. They feel they are born that way, so should we make smoking crack suitable for public venues, like at church or the mall? Americans who are black actually were born black, and were treated terribly by our government for a while because of that, not because of a decision they made. How are these two things the same? A few responses to you folks: I too think that single people should have equal tax rights, in fact, lets not give benefits for being married...I think this would put us all in the same game I am a sober drug adict who has fought the urge almost every… [cont.]
Asked by Me...LD - Thu Feb 12 22:17:03 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm gay, black, and a woman. I don't agree that being black and being gay are the same, but just similar in the ways where both have been discriminated against, both have had the bible used against them, and both have had it where they couldn't be with and marry to the person they loved. The last part meaning when a black wanted to be with someone who was white. And even in slavery where it was more like they just had blacks breed... And sure gay people could fight being gay and hide it, after all it's not like 50 years ago there less gays than there are now, it was just more people fought it and lived a lie where as now, gays won't. I didn't decide to be gay, but did decided to want to feel and experience something similar to what… [cont.]
Answered by Ludo - Sat Feb 14 15:56:30 2009
Q. Just curious, because gays say they are born this way. My issue is here; gay people still had to make a choice to participate in "gay" acts. This is similar to drug addicts. They feel they are born that way, so should we make smoking crack suitable for public venues, like at church or the mall? Americans who are black actually were born black, and were treated terribly by our government for a while because of that, not because of a decision they made. How are these two things the same? A few responses to you folks: I too think that single people should have equal tax rights, in fact, lets not give benefits for being married...I think this would put us all in the same game I am a sober drug adict who has fought the urge almost every… [cont.]
Asked by Me...LD - Thu Feb 12 22:17:03 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm gay, black, and a woman. I don't agree that being black and being gay are the same, but just similar in the ways where both have been discriminated against, both have had the bible used against them, and both have had it where they couldn't be with and marry to the person they loved. The last part meaning when a black wanted to be with someone who was white. And even in slavery where it was more like they just had blacks breed... And sure gay people could fight being gay and hide it, after all it's not like 50 years ago there less gays than there are now, it was just more people fought it and lived a lie where as now, gays won't. I didn't decide to be gay, but did decided to want to feel and experience something similar to what… [cont.]
Answered by Ludo - Sat Feb 14 15:56:30 2009
How come Americans and Canadians only visit the coastal areas in Mexico?
Q. When you hear Americans and Canadians talking about where they went on vacation for the winter, they often say Mexico, but they only say they visisted coastal cities like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, Cancun, etc. But you rarely here them talk about visiting the capital Mexico City or other big inland cities, like Guadalajara or Monterrey. Why do they like staying on the coast and not travel further inland?
Asked by James - Fri May 21 11:20:22 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For visiting=coast For retirement=inland (Chapala, San Miguel) Most Americans and Canadians like to stay in enclaves either way, in order to avoid mingling with the natives and learning Spanish. They want to import their culture as much as possible and "have it both ways" (cheap vacation, better cost of living, but with the same culture). It's the same when Mexicans flock to places where other Mexicans are in the US. You don't see Mexicans settling down in droves in places like Maine. Also, when going to visit in the US, they are more likely to hit tourist spots as well (Miami Beach, Venice Beach, South Padre Island), and not go to places like East St. Louis or Compton, CA.
Answered by Malthus - Fri May 21 23:37:58 2010
Q. When you hear Americans and Canadians talking about where they went on vacation for the winter, they often say Mexico, but they only say they visisted coastal cities like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, Cancun, etc. But you rarely here them talk about visiting the capital Mexico City or other big inland cities, like Guadalajara or Monterrey. Why do they like staying on the coast and not travel further inland?
Asked by James - Fri May 21 11:20:22 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For visiting=coast For retirement=inland (Chapala, San Miguel) Most Americans and Canadians like to stay in enclaves either way, in order to avoid mingling with the natives and learning Spanish. They want to import their culture as much as possible and "have it both ways" (cheap vacation, better cost of living, but with the same culture). It's the same when Mexicans flock to places where other Mexicans are in the US. You don't see Mexicans settling down in droves in places like Maine. Also, when going to visit in the US, they are more likely to hit tourist spots as well (Miami Beach, Venice Beach, South Padre Island), and not go to places like East St. Louis or Compton, CA.
Answered by Malthus - Fri May 21 23:37:58 2010
How many Americans have illegally crossed the border into Mexico to get a job and work?
Q. How many Americans are working in Mexico and sending their money back to America for their families?
Asked by Wayne - Thu Dec 13 04:22:50 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol, none
Answered by ????? - Thu Dec 13 04:26:00 2007
Q. How many Americans are working in Mexico and sending their money back to America for their families?
Asked by Wayne - Thu Dec 13 04:22:50 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol, none
Answered by ????? - Thu Dec 13 04:26:00 2007
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