Aka the people that look like a native to your country, but are actually foreign, and often serve their own interests against the interests of the majority.For me it is the Mainland PRCs and sometimesIndian nationals on our H1B program (called CECA).
>>218234101In the US (or California at least), we have Pochos, which are Mexicans who are born in the US and don’t have much connection to Mexico. They’re more often called Pochos by other Mexicans rather than Americans. That’s the closest thing that I’m aware of. I made this thread last week and it only got like 3 replies ;~;On-topic threads actually concerned about discussing international differences don’t seem to do as well as racebait threads.
>>218234469It's okay anon, I'm taking an extended vacation this week so I have all night to chat/bump this thread with you so more can reply.>we have Pochos, which are Mexicans who are born in the US and don’t have much connection to MexicoInteresting... but doesnt American culture at large classify all latinos as abstractly foreign to the WASP majority bloc who originally founded the country?
