What happens here?
What happens here?
Jayden Lopez
Chase Ortiz
Scuba diving.
Oliver Ortiz
Rich people go on vacation there
Caleb Hernandez
Dick of america, currently in erectile dysfunction
Christopher Smith
This, nice wine, centreamericans trying to cross the border ilegally and norteños living comfy because most of them can cross the border legally
Michael Lopez
Mexicans being what they are: losers.
Tyler Hall
No need to be so self-deprecating.
Samuel Foster
Savage
Carson Williams
Sorry, I don't respond to countries that have lost conflicts to Sweden. Consider this (you) a formal courtesy.
Austin Harris
Better to lose to a mighty empire than to lose to vietnamese farmers with old soviet weapons.
Levi Wilson
Can confirm, Tijuanense here I can cross whenever I feel like it. Life's good.
Gavin Barnes
>Tijuana
>Mexicali
>nothing
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>nothing
>cool beaches
Oliver Gonzalez
There's some pretty big mountains that have reliable snow in the winter. Rare in Mexico.
Jaxon Walker
t. Brainlet
It's okay to have a biased view of history.
Colton Jones
>1864
>6 hours
Jace Jenkins
Florida is the dick. Baja California is the tail.
Andrew Smith
Why don't we take a look and actually see what is going on right now?
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The Baja California peninsula includes a northern and a southern state (Baja california Norte and Baja California Sur)
South is underpopulated and beautiful
North is populated and americanized'..somwehat shitty, dangerous and ugly main cities.
There are a lot of American and Asian residents there, there are some white mexicunts too...during the prohibition in the USA, bars and casinos thrived there.
What's so important about Baja California today?
-Fishing
-Marine biodiversity
-Beaches
-Beautiful landscapes
-Deadly landscapes
-Bitches
>-Muh white skin
-Not overpopulated
-Tijuana (the border)
Fun fact: In some hundreds of years...or was it thousands?...whatever...earth's activity will cause the peninsula to become an island and go into American waters.
Fun fact 2.0: We are surprised the Americans didn't take the land back in 1840's...i mean it's a strategic peninsula.
>Mexican-American war 2.0 when?
Anthem of Baja California (I'm not sure if it's official)
Nathaniel Lewis
No, America is a pig. Maine is the snout, Florida and Baja are legs, South Texas is the dick, and the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State is the tail.
Brody Cooper
Americans were supposed to take all land north of Tampico, including the peninsula, but John Seward fucked up and got the current border instead
Henry Evans
Phew...that was close
Benjamin Sullivan
How rich is the province? I'm assuming lots of tourist $$$
Juan Hill
this basically
Jordan Scott
Not that rare, both the Sierra Madres and the central Sierra Nevada have places like that. The Eastern Sierra Madre actually hosts the one ski lodge in Mexico, the Western one has the countriy's lowest temperatures on record, around -30 Centigrade with towns like La Rosilla and Madera having snow a full 6 months out of the year, in central Mexico you get reliable snow in the outskirts of Toluca, about an hour's drive from Mexico City, often within city limits in the Ajusco area. Also snow isn't uncommon in the central highlands, not just the northern states but zacatecas or San Luis Potosi.
Snow isn't uncommon in Mexico at all, it's just people don't tend to live in snowy places.
Ethan Hall
*often within Mexico City's limits in the Ajusco area.
Julian James
>lol guys we're as snowy as you!!1!!!!1
Lincoln Wilson
>Snow isn't uncommon in Mexico at all, it's just people don't tend to live in snowy places.
They're missing out
Aaron Young
That's not what I wrote and we are certainly not, but "snow is rare in Mexico" is actually inaccurate, that's all I'm pointing out. Most of the places I mentioned are high altitude, Mexico is overall a mountainous country.
Bentley Jackson
Baja California Norte (Northern state) has a higher GDP but it has a lower HDI than the southern state. The southern Baja has more and better beaches, tourism is a key income for this state.
>They are not that rich but they have a higher HDI, at least higher than the average HDI in most of Mexico.