No, that headline isn’t backwards. Americans are moving to Mexico because it’s supper cheap and the locals are pissed off. The Mexicans complain that these American invaders won’t learn the language or assimilate to the culture. Gee, where have I heard that before?
Face it, America is too expensive for most people thanks to Joe Biden’s destruction of the the country. Food and gas are through the roof and housing is unaffordable to everyone except the “5 richest kings of Europe.” (Simpson quote) Also thanks to Biden and COVID, many Americans now work remotely. It only makes sense to move to Mexico where everything is cheap, including human life.
The LA Times however reports that the locals aren’t happy by the influx of Americans:
Mexico City is being flooded by Americans — including legions of remote workers drawn by cheaper rents.
They’re transforming classic neighborhoods, the housing market and even racial dynamics.
More and more, locals are asking them to please go home.https://t.co/wivG6TDWTP
— Kate Linthicum (@katelinthicum) July 27, 2022
But wait, it gets worse:
Recently, a growing number of tourists and remote workers have flooded the nation’s capital and left a scent of new-wave imperialism.https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
Hundreds of responses poured in after a young American posted this seemingly innocuous tweet: “Do yourself a favor and remote work in Mexico City — it is truly magical.” https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6 pic.twitter.com/E1djNSPZcg
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
“Please don’t,” read one of the kinder replies. “This city is becoming more and more expensive every day in part because of people like you, and you don’t even realize or care about it.”https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6 pic.twitter.com/SXyRlQNRy2
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
Clear financial incentives are drawing Americans to Mexico City — where the average local salary is $450 a month. For the cost of a $2,000 one-bedroom in Koreatown, an Angeleno can rent a penthouse here.https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6 pic.twitter.com/z2R0TVTzcP
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
This isn’t Europe, The vast majority of people in this crowded, colorful metropolis are unwaveringly kind and patient with international visitors, who in the first four months of this year spent $851 million on hotels alone, according to tourism records.https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
But there is friction beneath the surface, as more locals consider what gentrification means for the city’s economics, culture, and even race relations.
Read more from @katelinthicum here:https://t.co/F9G2SaI4E6
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 27, 2022
So Mexicans are upset that educated employed Americans are moving legally to their country and pumping money into their economy? Try to image what the invasion of Mexicans is like for us here in the United States.
All of the illegal aliens who come here are uneducated, don’t have jobs or money, don’t contribute to the economy, but they do take billions of our tax dollars. Plus, a good number of them are criminal scumbags.
Since Mexicans don’t want our people, I propose we make a trade. We’ll take back the 1.6 million Americans living in Mexico and they take back the 20 million illegal alien shitbags mooching here.
That’s never going to happen but a good idea would be to ship all of our welfare recipients to Mexico. If someone can afford to live in Mexico City on $450 a month, our welfare queens would literally live like queens down there. Come to think of it, we could solve our homelessness problem by sending them too.
