How would Mexico look like today if it had stayed like this? What would be the global implications?

How would Mexico look like today if it had stayed like this? What would be the global implications?

We would have taken it eventually anyway because within every Hispanic is a genetic failsafe that prevent a them from establishing functional societies.

I all comes down to the big IFs
IF we handle down the corruption
And IF we survive to at least a tie in the Mexican American war
That one was very important to consolidate our identity as mexicans

I have the feeling the californias would've mostly been wildlife with little towns scattered across. Any city development would've taken a lot longer than it did now. Of course, that's assuming you'd be holding on to that land all this time

would probably still the same shithole like it is right now only bigger

Meant for

texas oil?

Gold in California had already attracted people from around the world. There were even Chilean miners in California

I don't think it would be underpopulated, like Northern Mexico, today, isn't. Plus there would probably be border cities like today.

>Amerimutt talking about genetics

Menudo y pozole es la comida de nacos favorita

what happened with Spanish settlers there? they returned to Mexico?

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They never were there. It was mostly natives and mestizos larping as Spanish

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The scenario would imply Mexico was able to put down the Texas rebellion, so it's very likely a strong military pressence would have been established there. Let's say it took a little longer but you would have also had the California gold rush, so this is basically the axis on which Mexican pressence in the southwest would've been built.

I think there's reasons to believe this could have yielded a somewhat stable position, the European powers would have probably been keen to favor a situation in which the US and Mexico counterbalance each other preventing any one from growing too strong (some tried to use Mexico as a check for the US eg France and Germany) The US may have likely sought to chip away at Mexican territory using the Indian wars as an excuse but it's very unlikely direct confrontation would have been sough absent a casus belli, especially if Mexico then managed to syphon European migration to settle those northern territories, irl they were settled from Mexico anyway when it came to logistics. Americans moving west most often shipped to Veracruz, crossed over land via Mexico City to Mazatlán, and sailed from there to San Francisco, relatively few dared the long overland route through what was back then unforgiving and dangerous wilderness in which hostile natives roamed in large numbers.

Further, under these new circumstances Mexico might have eventually gained strong European support (conditions similar to those leading to the establishment of the second Mexican empire) and the US might have been weakened by it's own infighting, the conditions that led to their civil war would still be there and if secession had succeeded the US would be little danger to Mexico then.

The implications? There would have been no nation to rise to great power status in North America in the early 20th century, even if it's nations had been dragged into European wars meaning a good chance pre-Nazi Germany could have risen as the dominant power.

There's too much retarded about this to even begin.

What is retarded about what he said?

He can't tolerate the idea of "Murrica is not number 1"

I think it would be far more Whiter then it is today. Natural selection n all. Everyone wants to either be White or mate with a White person.

You are practically being them to meme us with the 56% face

Lmao, that men is a joke. It does not take into account all the people with large amounts of European blood in them. We are talking the vast majority of the population.

wtf are you talking about?

meme*

>tfw live in arizona and my moms car got stolen this morning
I wonder who it was

your dad?

i like this one

Ayer me chingue 3 platos de Pozole.

Ya no falta tanto para Septiembre y sus buenos pozolitos.

>How would Mexico look like today if it had stayed like this?
still a hellhole
>What would be the global implications?
nothing because nobody cares

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You mean his mom's ex?