Does anyone here feel depressed by seeing the politics of

I think thats pretty common

no, i emigrated and dont intend to go back anytime soon so idgaf.
the retards back home deserve what they're getting desu

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Not just politics, its the people too.

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>>67589626
>we have a president that has openly said he wants to kick bolivians and paraguayans out
Nah.

That's the main source of depression.

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>depressed

No. More like fucking mad

>>67589713
what the fuck is he wearing on his head lmao

>>67589713
weedman is bretty cool, 7/10, would move to gaynada if it wasnt for the fucking climate

Not really. Politics is a dirty business almost everywhere (maybe except Switzerland).

>>67589733
a sikh thing, normally men wear turbans and boys wear that

>>67589766
The climate is great fag

Weedman is a dunce.

>>67589713
>postnational state

This clown didn't actually say that, did he?

>>67589822
he did

he even refers to there being 7 billion Canadians

>>67589626
Not only with politics, also with its people in general.

Days ago, Colombian authorities dismantled a net of corrupt public servants (what a surprise! -_-) handing out Colombian birth certificates to foreigners, mostly people from dubious places like china and middle east, as if they were candies, in exchange of ridiculously low amounts of money, so they could enter easier to Europe, Mexico or USA.

And then, Colombians have the nerve to ask "why do others hate us?!" "why are we 'victims' of unjust treatment abroad?"

It's for things like this. Corruption and bad behavior is not normal abroad unlike it's in Colombia.