Mexico has the reputation of being a place where people are randomly shot and killed just for being on the streets.
In reality Mexico is one of the most naturally peaceful country I’ve ever visited. Butcher shops are open. Open! Right there on the street! If you ever have the chance to witness somebody cutting up an entire animal (I know that sounds grotesque) it is sheer art.
From colorful homes to unfinished buildings to avoid paying property taxes, one thing that is never missing is electrical lines!
To the people behind the news and media spreading rumors about being shot down and killed by the cartel in Mexico – in my true selfishness I say keep it up. It allows us lovers of the country to really enjoy walking down uncrowded streets, and witnessing families raising their children without threat.
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This is my 2nd entry for this week’s challenge. Such a fun topic at that: STREET LIFE. View my first entry here.
I think I’d lose my lunch if I watched an animal get butchered.
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The guts are gone, so really it’s not all that bad. It’s a show to see dogs sit by though! 🙂
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I guess….
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Since i used to live in sandy eggo well, ithis blog sure makes me miss my neighbors 🙂 … very kewl shotz thanks , for sharing. Q
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I would pass on seeing an animal butchered think it would make me sick
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Last shot is a beauty…
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Gorgeous shots. I really need to travel more.
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Is that Juarez? Are some towns/regions better than others? I’ve heard the same dire warnings about Sao Paolo, but I always wonder if they’re just utterly false, or selectively true.
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It’s pretty much the same anywhere else in the world. Modern superstition is what it is. Our brains reinforce prejudice with the exaggerated accounts of events that are, in reality, very rare. Also, everyone has a ‘friend of a friend’ who ‘was there’ when someone got shot in the streets of Mexico. There are countries where it’s really bad. They’re called War Zones. With actual soldiers walking the streets.
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Thank you for dispelling some untruths. It looks like a lovely place to be
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