Do you love or hate Puerto Ricans and why?

Jorge wrote:

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I'm still in shock over what happened, in that Texas military base.
Those unsuspected kids were getting ready to leave (for war), having their paper work done, here at home; when this guy starts shooting randomly.
God! He shot over 42 people, killing 12.
It just blows my mind.
Jorge de P.Rico

It is indeed a tragedy and a sign of our times.

Jorge wrote:

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From now on, I am "big boned". The older you get, your bones become enlarged (they grow on you, like men's noses or women's whiskers and facial hair).
Jorge de P.Rico

Ok, if you say so, big-boned pipon. LOL

MICHELLE D wrote:

You 2 are a riot..
All I am going to say is if you two keep up all this bickering I am going to ground you both..
Y lo unico que le voy a dar de comer a los dos is going to be liver and broccoli!! NOW BEHAVE!!! lol

I love broccoli and Jorge can have the liver, although in his case he should only have bread and water rations once a day. LOL

ISA wrote:

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Jorge: I miss you all so much, my virtual family......BUT I thought I was on my death bed with the H1N1 flu......I don't wish this on anyone.....
BTW, I would love to be there right now cause light snow is on the ground, although no cold yet but the heat is on....
I am getting off the subject and letting everyone know that I root
for the Yankees......as a NYrican should.....LOL ISA

Hola ISA, so sorry you got that nasty virus. I'm glad you have recovered.

Although born in the U.S. of Puerto Rican-born parents, I consider myself to be Puerto Rican because it was in Puerto Rico that I grew up and lived my formative years. Puerto Rico is my true home, my nation, and I love it in ways I cannot describe.

One of my greatest dreams is to see Puerto Rico a free country, not subject to its present colonial status. Once it obtains its independence and the subsequent structural changes take place it will be a great place to live; it will be true to its motto: "La Isla del Encanto" (The Land of Encantment). Viva Puerto Rico Libre!

ISA wrote:

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Jorge: I miss you all so much, my virtual family......BUT I thought I was on my death bed with the H1N1 flu......I don't wish this on anyone.....
BTW, I would love to be there right now cause light snow is on the ground, although no cold yet but the heat is on....
I am getting off the subject and letting everyone know that I root
for the Yankees......as a NYrican should.....LOL ISA

"..as a NYrican should..." as if it were a blood oath or mafia contract...(or maybe it is...yeah!, that's it...IT IS A MAFIA CONTRACT and you guys suffer from the "omertá" and can't talk about it...,thus pictures like Carlito's Way, Short Eyes...etc.).

On a serious note...God, did you really had that flu? God, that's serious! We've had 37 deaths on the island, already.

Do you have any idea, how did you catch it?

Now, on a lighter note, to make you smile.

Yo soy tan hijo de puta (sorry, momsy)...que cuando la gente estornuda, al lado mío....los miro con cara de terror y (sin disimular) me les voy del lado; saco el anti bacterial y me lo unto en las manos, cara y pañuelo (todo delante de ellos).

Se ponen histéricos, and it's fun to watch their reaction to my little drama.

Y me quedo tan campante....y caripela'o.

Hey! that comes with age....playing little tricks on people and its fun.

On the other hand, mis panas me dicen que un día (de estos) me van a pegar dos tiros... Well, if its written in the stars, so be it (but at least I go out with a BANG).

Jorge

(glad that you were able to survive it, we'll have to thank the Good Lord y a la Virgen for it). A prayer will be said.

Jesse Noriega wrote:

Although born in the U.S. of Puerto Rican-born parents, I consider myself to be Puerto Rican because it was in Puerto Rico that I grew up and lived my formative years. Puerto Rico is my true home, my nation, and I love it in ways I cannot describe.
One of my greatest dreams is to see Puerto Rico a free country, not subject to its present colonial status. Once it obtains its independence and the subsequent structural changes take place it will be a great place to live; it will be true to its motto: "La Isla del Encanto" (The Land of Encantment). Viva Puerto Rico Libre!

There are over a hundred thousand Puerto Ricans that agree with your view.

For all of us statehooders, if the U.S. explicitely states that "a Puerto Rican statehood is out of the question", you will see your ranks "swell" in the millions.

So, if I were you (have the time and money) come during these next three years, join the populares, pro independence, and every leftist group in the islandand most of our mass media; and raise hell (so that our current, pro statehood administration will not be able to govern); and scare away everyone with the intent to invest in our island economy and create jobs. Those are the plans, all under the disguise of "saving 17 thousand governmental jobs", out of over 125,000 jobs lost (during the past 4 years).

It is "radicalism" time in order to "bring down the govt." with the help of the last bastion of the labor govt.(public sector unions); a unionized movement that hasn't been able to organize one single worker in the private sector, for decades. Ideological war time.

Yes, you have to come down to our island for the general strike; where two of our most powerful labor leaders (yesterday) promised that utilities will be sabotaged and the people will suffer its consequences (in those exact words).

Is it our final ideological confrontation? Maybe!

But, the statehood movement has to be stopped at any cost,(and if "we" have to burn and blow the whole island up...then so be it....at least, those are the slogans used in the banners during the demonstrations (which have multiplied like mushrooms in a rainy day).

The pro "associate state" govt. which maintained the dreams of a Puerto Rican republic, while going to Washington and disgracing our women, by calling them "...unwed, baby factories with the sole purpose of defrauding the American taxpayer..." in order to make a living and inciting (and maintaining) racism towards Puerto Ricans, in the U.S. and agaisnt our islands...it's throwing all its weight behind this anti statehood campaign.

Their slogan "statehooders have to be stopped, at all costs"; have seen a waning of their ranks (from 70% of the electorate universe to less than 43%, this past elections).

Yes, this patriotic Puerto Ricans need your help, now (not tomorrow), now. In order to agitate social chaos in ouor schools, stimulate an increase in our murder and suicidal rates and collective mental health, in general.

Jorge

If you can't make it...at least write to your congress people (of which we do not have any-and have to be spending hundreds of thousands of our taxpayer's monies to lobby (beg), endlessly in Washington for any scraps our other fellow Americans can throw our way) in order to cut federal funds to the island, not to include us in any health reform or infrastructure package; revise and manipulate any plans of a federally funded status initiative (as it has happened during these past 57 yrs.).

And above all, do as those Puerto Ricans in congress are doing (like Nydia Velazquez and Luis Gutierrez), seek the votes (agaisnt Puerto Ricans) of those racist (I mean, conservatives and liberals) American legislators and have them press their own states to discriminate agaisnt any state and federal programs, in their own states.

Hey, it has worked for the past 57 years....

Hey, Jesse Noriega:

There are over a hundred thousand Puerto Ricans that agree with your view.

For all of us statehooders, if the U.S. explicitely states that "a Puerto Rican statehood is out of the question", you will see your ranks "swell" in the millions.

So, if I were you (have the time and money) come during these next three years, join the populares, pro independence, and every leftist group in the islandand most of our mass media; and raise hell (so that our current, pro statehood administration will not be able to govern); and scare away everyone with the intent to invest in our island economy and create jobs. Those are the plans, all under the disguise of "saving 17 thousand governmental jobs", out of over 125,000 jobs lost (during the past 4 years).

It is "radicalism" time in order to "bring down the govt." with the help of the last bastion of the labor govt.(public sector unions); a unionized movement that hasn't been able to organize one single worker in the private sector, for decades. Ideological war time.

Yes, you have to come down to our island for the general strike; where two of our most powerful labor leaders (yesterday) promised that utilities will be sabotaged and the people will suffer its consequences (in those exact words).

Is it our final ideological confrontation? Maybe!

But, the statehood movement has to be stopped at any cost,(and if "we" have to burn and blow the whole island up...then so be it....at least, those are the slogans used in the banners during the demonstrations (which have multiplied like mushrooms in a rainy day).

The pro "associate state" govt. which maintained the dreams of a Puerto Rican republic, while going to Washington and disgracing our women, by calling them "...unwed, baby factories with the sole purpose of defrauding the American taxpayer..." in order to make a living and inciting (and maintaining) racism towards Puerto Ricans, in the U.S. and agaisnt our islands...it's throwing all its weight behind this anti statehood campaign.

Their slogan "statehooders have to be stopped, at all costs"; have seen a waning of their ranks (from 70% of the electorate universe to less than 43%, this past elections).

Yes, this patriotic Puerto Ricans need your help, now (not tomorrow), now. In order to agitate social chaos in ouor schools, stimulate an increase in our murder and suicidal rates and collective mental health, in general.

Jorge

If you can't make it...at least write to your congress people (of which we do not have any-and have to be spending hundreds of thousands of our taxpayer's monies to lobby (beg), endlessly in Washington for any scraps our other fellow Americans can throw our way) in order to cut federal funds to the island, not to include us in any health reform or infrastructure package; revise and manipulate any plans of a federally funded status initiative (as it has happened during these past 57 yrs.).

And above all, do as those Puerto Ricans in congress are doing (like Nydia Velazquez and Luis Gutierrez), seek the votes (agaisnt Puerto Ricans) of those racist (I mean, conservatives and liberals) American legislators and have them press their own states to discriminate agaisnt any state and federal programs, in their own states.

Hey, it has worked for the past 57 years....

NOT REALLY wrote:

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I love broccoli and Jorge can have the liver, although in his case he should only have bread and water rations once a day. LOL

I think you are right!!
Jorge has been misbehaving so much lately that all we are going to feed him for a week is bread and water..
Majority rules..SORRY JORGE!!

ISA wrote:

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Hey mamita......que pasa......te llamare este fin de semana.....OK
MUUUUAAAH ISA

So sorry to hear you've been i'll..
El nene just got over it..
He was hit hard too..
We'll talk this weekend..

MICHELLE D wrote:

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I think you are right!!
Jorge has been misbehaving so much lately that all we are going to feed him for a week is bread and water..
Majority rules..SORRY JORGE!!

Majority rules...Jorge walks...(ok!, bad post). Let me get my act together, and get back to ya'. LOL

Jorge wrote:

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Majority rules...Jorge walks...(ok!, bad post). Let me get my act together, and get back to ya'. LOL

You're walking alright!!
Right back to your p.c and posting all night!!
Es vierne social..Es para que estemos bochinchado toda la noche!!
Well either that or til I fall asleep..At the rate that I am going today that should be lets see hmmmm 10pm.. Estoy como las biejitas..lol

Jorge wrote:

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Majority rules...Jorge walks...(ok!, bad post). Let me get my act together, and get back to ya'. LOL

Mila Jolge, dejate de la pimponeria.(That's a new Puerto Rican word I coined) lol

NOT REALLY wrote:

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Yes, working. I am going to miss the game unless it is being broadcasted on radio. My wife and my father-in-law are for the NY Yankies.

LOL//././.I always knew your wife and her dad were just brilliant.ISA

Jorge wrote:

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"..as a NYrican should..." as if it were a blood oath or mafia contract...(or maybe it is...yeah!, that's it...IT IS A MAFIA CONTRACT and you guys suffer from the "omertá" and can't talk about it...,thus pictures like Carlito's Way, Short Eyes...etc.).
On a serious note...God, did you really had that flu? God, that's serious! We've had 37 deaths on the island, already.
Do you have any idea, how did you catch it?
Now, on a lighter note, to make you smile.
Yo soy tan hijo de puta (sorry, momsy)...que cuando la gente estornuda, al lado mío....los miro con cara de terror y (sin disimular) me les voy del lado; saco el anti bacterial y me lo unto en las manos, cara y pañuelo (todo delante de ellos).
Se ponen histéricos, and it's fun to watch their reaction to my little drama.
Y me quedo tan campante....y caripela'o.
Hey! that comes with age....playing little tricks on people and its fun.
On the other hand, mis panas me dicen que un día (de estos) me van a pegar dos tiros... Well, if its written in the stars, so be it (but at least I go out with a BANG).
Jorge
(glad that you were able to survive it, we'll have to thank the Good Lord y a la Virgen for it). A prayer will be said.

You are sooooo funny.....I love reading your posts.
BTW, I really think my youngest son gave it to me.....he was ill, and his girlfriend also and I was taking care of them.

We are still under the weather and it's been about eight weeks....can't shake this....

Do continue being cautious and moving away from people that sneeze and cough......OR you will definitely get sick....people are dying in large numbers all over and I really don't want you in those statistics.....LOL fondly, ISA

NOT REALLY wrote:

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Hola ISA, so sorry you got that nasty virus. I'm glad you have recovered.

Thanks Pre: still in Toronto, I see LOL ISA

ISA wrote:

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Thanks Pre: still in Toronto, I see LOL ISA

There is no escape; it's like being stuck on Alcatraz with a life sentence. I hope you get well soon. LOL

Nobody likes Puerto Ricans, must be the irish and german in you

Stupid troll!!!!

Jorge wrote:

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I don't understand why the Puerto Ricans are so pissed at the 17,000 Gov layoffs. Just last spring the previous pres HIRED 60,000 Gov workers in 6 MONTHS to try and get voted back in. Right after that he was arrested for campaign funding Problems that tied into Philly.