nafta, malinches and the undoing of culture.

hey cline, you hit it exactly. my life is a soap opera. honestly, i wouldn´t have it any other way because at least it is exciting and you never know what the next day will bring. nothing extremely negative has arisen from all of this i highly doubt it will.

thanks to nafta and the prevailing malinche attitude (if it comes from u.s.a, and most foreign soil, it is automatically better than that from mexico: this applies to clothing, electronics, machinery, and of course, people. of course i am generalizing so this does not apply across the board, but simply take a walk through the local grocery store or an electronics store or a car dealership and you will see what i mean. the people part is a bit more difficult to explain. think on that one for a bit) there is an overabundance of all food estadounidense. i have all the good grub i could want and plenty of super hot sauce to top it with. plus, shipping cans would be unbelievably expensive.

did i mention the horror that is fast approaching juchitan? wal-mart. i thought i had escaped its clutches down here in the middle of nowhere (funny, iused to think the farm in madison was located smack dab in the middle of nowhere, how wrong i was). i was wrong. they will be opening their evil, malinchiste-dealing doors in the coming year. oh joy. roll back the prices. roll back the culture. everything must go.