Don Quijote was right all along

It drives me up the wall.

Skill issue

Agreed.

(this post is about Mucha Lucha vs "giving your Hispanic character 2 random Spanish words per spoken line of dialogue")

Turns out the fuss is that it crashes. I wasted so much time trying to install this bullshit I'm done

Thanks for the kind words!

Yep, that was what my snarky remark about the Alamo was about. Texas has tried so hard to replace their slave& holding past by shifting the focus to the myth of the white, gentlemanly, gunslinging cowboy.

Such an easy thing to fix, just have our protagonist go from Texas down to Mexico

But no, couldnt be bothered to make a 5 second google search to confirm how events went.

Because HOW EVER could backward, southern foreigners abolish slavery before the beacon of progress that is the USA? RIDICULOUS!

Land of the free* and home of the brave**

*Some restrictions may apply
**Legally defined as: "the ones with the bigger sticks"

Vicente Guerrero

Same guy that decreed into the constitution of a country in its early years(19 or 8 years-old depending on how you count it) that ANY SLAVE SETTING FOOT IN MEXICAN TERRITORY WILL BE IMMEDIATELY SET FREE.

A decree that still exists to this very day and that sadly still sees use.

Ah yeah

What is?

They care so Very much

It's convenient for the US to portray Mexico as backwards and to foster a climate of conflict and terror (on both sides, some real palpatine bs right there)

And the efforts pay off! You don't even need state-backed propaganda when individuals willingly make it for you!

Anyways rant over I guess

Wanna take a wild guess as to when Mexico abolished slavery? 1829

Wanna take a guess as to when that happened in Texas? 1836 at the soonest, 1865 at the latest

Yet no one talks about the southern underground railroad, the one leading to Mexico, the one that was an official government decree (3/X)