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Did you know the commonly used Spanish expression, "El mío es tuyo," actually comes from the Mexican tradition of sharing sexual rights to your children with your friends and neighbors? This still happens in some parts of Mexico but they will never admit it because of their national pride. This is also why Mexicans are known as rapists here in the US, because once they move next door they assume it's okay to force sexual intercourse in their neighbor's children. I knew a few white girls who were held down and repeatedly raped by their new Mexican immigrant neighbors when they were very young and this is why white flight happened.
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>>76275377
t: Barron Trump
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A mí me gusta Trump.
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>>76275516
¿Por qué razón?
¿Porque él es la confirmación de la muerte de los EEUU?
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>>76275537
No, en la campaña era muy entretenido y hasta interesante. Ahora es una marioneta.
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>>76275377
Actually soup was the primary meal of African-Americans until the 13th amendment. Since the plantation owners were fearful of slave uprisings arming themselves with kitchen utensils, slaves had to share a large communal pot and spoon. Every morning each slave would throw in a share of food that was simmered all day, after which they'd each take turns eating from the pot, upwards of nine slaves eating soup from the large spoon simultaneous. This is also the original of the phrase "chain gang" as the spoon was chained to the pot to keep it from being stolen. After the Civil War white southerners, afraid of reprisals from soupanized negroes, banned ownership of pots by African-Americans; gangs of men went around punching holes in the pots of black people to insure that no soup could be made. However, enterprising blacks quickly found that the holes were perfect for draining and straining food and soon a bustling industry sprung up around for-hire food straining, but John Colander, governor of Mississippi from 1874-1902, stole the idea of a pot with holes in it and patented it. The food straining business was forcibly shut down and African-Americans left the South for better opportunities in the North where their pots with holes in them, now called colanders for reasons unrelated to the governor of Mississippi, were quickly adopted by Italian immigrants to strain their pasta, before which had ironically only been consumed as a soup due to an inability to strain the pasta without significant scalding. This wholesale adoption of colanders by Italians resulted in African-Americans being legally considered Italian, and Italians legally African-Americans, until the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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>>76276204
Started to believe it up until the Italian part. Post sauce of info, amigo
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>>76275377
Ph look, its another thread where americucks think they know everything about the world
Nice meme my dude, keep it up
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>>76275516
>>76275537
Trump is the best thing that ever happened for this whole continent
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>>76275377
WRONG
the expression is "lo mio es tuyo" it originated in spain and it was brought to mexico with the conquista
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>>76275377
>>76276204
I'm losing my fucking shit over here
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an extremely barbaric culture
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>>76275575
wow i don't even speak spanish but i understood this
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>>76275377
WTF why haven't my neighbors shared his daughter with me yet? She's already fucking 19!
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>>76277774
TITUS'd
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>>76277960
What a whore
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>>76275377
Are you mentally ill? Were you sexually abused by your parents?
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