r/nextfuckinglevel 3d ago

Mexican 'cowboy' stopped armed robbery

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u/_Ross- 3d ago

Anyone who lives in Texas and gets upset about that is incredibly ignorant, considering Texas belonged to Mexico up until about ~188 years ago.

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u/KuduBuck 3d ago

But see I haven’t seen anyone from Texas complaining here. I have, however, seen non Texas folks projecting and fantasizing that Texas people are somehow mad about this lone Redditor’s comment.

BTW, I’m not from Texas and I have never lived in Texas

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u/_Ross- 3d ago

I lived in TX for about half of my life, even as recently as 4 years ago. But I personally never saw anyone "upset" at the thought of Mexicans being the original cowboys.

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u/CMFC99 3d ago

Yup. Native Texan born and bred. We've always known about the vaqueros and being part of Mexico. I'm pretty sure it was taught in our mandatory Texas History class. Of course I'm from Houston, where we have our share of assholes, but Mexican and Tejano culture is generally celebrated. I know that there are some other parts of the state that are an embarrassment, and don't even get me started on our politicians.

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u/pall25091 2d ago

Our "Hispanic" shithole Cruz?